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Pimientito

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RE: Pacos Discography (in reply to Pimientito)

(FULL DISCOGRAPHY LISTED ON PAGE 8)
http://www.foroflamenco.com/tm.asp?m=253824&mpage=8&p=1&tmode=1&smode=1&key=

On Page 3 we listed a compilation from Germany but with no index numbers. I have updated this listing.
Paco de Lucia "Meister Der Spanischen Gitarre" (double LP) GERMANY 1983 PHILIPS 6695 001
(cassette PHILIPS 7585 001)

The 23 tracks are all from around 1965-73. The really nice thing about this double LP is the gatefold photo inside the cover.

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Pimientito

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RE: Pacos Discography (in reply to Pimientito)

Here are a few more items. Its finally getting harder to find unlisted material

I tracked down a copy of the LP Belo Horizonte by John Mclaughlin which we already listed. It contains the track Manitas D'Oro (little golden hands), a duet written by John for himself and Paco. I had not actually heard this track before. The Album came out in 1981 around the same time as Friday night in San Francisco. Its not actually a great composition but it does show us perhaps where Paco first got his inspiration for Zyryab 10 years later. I found a live performance of the track from 1981 that I had not seen before. Check out Paco at 2.34 and his crazy solo at 6.28! This musical idea developed by 1985 into "A meeting of the Spirits". In 1991 Paco released Zyryab which seems to me to have been an advanced development from these earlier improvisations.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 1 2015 11:47:20

Pimientito

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RE: Pacos Discography (in reply to Pimientito)

Here is another unlisted compilation LP with the Track "Puente-Genil tierra mia" by Fosforito and Paco. Its listed as a "Zangano de Puente Genil" but its basically a variation of the Malagueña. Puente Genil is situated just inside the Cordoba Province but its right on the border of the Malaga Province.

Grandeza del Cante 1974 BELTER 22.966

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 1 2015 12:05:33

Pimientito

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Here are 2 more unlisted CD singles. These are 2 promo singles taken from the CD "Tu, Ven a Mi" by La Tana. Diego Morao is the guitar player here but Paco is the Producer.

La Tana - Asomada a mi Balcon (CD promo single) 2005 V2 RECORDS
La Tana- Tu, Ven a Mi (CD Promo single) 2005 V2 RECORDS

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 1 2015 12:18:21

Pimientito

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RE: Pacos Discography (in reply to Pimientito)

Another unlisted compilation LP this time with the track "Mediterranean sundance" by Al di Meola and Paco.

Musical Adams LP 1978 CBS CSP 13530

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 1 2015 12:46:11

Pimientito

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RE: Pacos Discography (in reply to Pimientito)

Here is another unlisted Camaron single. Its a 7" promo of the Bulerias "Potro de rabia y miel". The same track is on both side A and side B of the record.

Camarón - Potro de Rabia y Miel (7" promo) 1992 PHILIPS 864 302-7

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 2 2015 10:56:22

Pimientito

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RE: Pacos Discography (in reply to Pimientito)

I found another unlisted Fosforito compilation. This is also called "Libre quiero ser". Its a double LP with 24 tracks. 12 of them are credited as being accompanied by Paco de lucia. It was produced for Discolibro by Belter and has a very nice glossy gatefold cover. The title track "libre quiero ser" is listed on the 7" single as being accompanied by Juan Habichuela and also on the album of the same name but on the "Genio y solera" album it is listed as being accompanied by Paco. On this Album there is no credit to either guitar player so its a bit of a lottery to know exactly who accompanied Fosforito on this track. I think from listening to it a couple of times that it is not Paco.
Listen and see what you think.

Fosforito - "Libre Quiero Ser" (Double LP) 1975 BELTER DISCOLIBRO 8429

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 3 2015 19:08:55

Pimientito

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Finally for this week a beautiful Japanese edition of early material with Ramon de Algeciras. Its a luxurious thick gatefold cover with a single disc and gilded in gold lettering. The 20 tracks are from Canciones Andaluzas, Dos guitarras Flamencas en HispanoAmerica and 12 hits para 2 Guitarras. There is no date on the disc but it must have been produced after 1969, Im guessing in the early 70´s

Flamenco Guitar custom 20 (JAPAN) LP PHILIPS FDX-25

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 3 2015 19:34:02

Pimientito

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Here are a few more new items. First up is another unlisted Camaron de la Isla 7" single. Side A is "Sere...Serenito" which isnt even a flamenco track but a latin song. Side B is "Detras Del Tuyo Se Va" con la colabaracion especial de Paco de lucia.

El Camarón de la Isla - Sere...Serenito / Detras Del Tuyo Se Va (7" single) 1973 PHILIPS 60 29 174

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 9 2015 12:38:05

Pimientito

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Here is another unlisted compilation for the Fosforito section. Cante Grande is a 12 track compilation of tracks by El Chocolate and Fosforito. Four of the six Fosforito tracks feature Paco.
Track 3. Me estan Lastimando (Tangos de Triana)
Track 8. A San Agustin (Seguiriyas)
Track 10. Puerta Del Perdon (Solea Apolar)
Track 12. Salieron los Novios (Alboreas)

Cante Grande - Fosforito y El Chocolate 1970 (LP) BELTER 22.436

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 9 2015 12:56:52

Pimientito

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I stumbled across another unlisted 7"single by Niña de la Puebla. Side A is "Pocillo de la Alamea" with Ramon de Algeciras and Side B "Deten tu Paso" with Paco de Algeciras.

Niña de La Puebla - Cante por Fandangos (7" single) 1971 BELTER 01.156

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 9 2015 13:17:54

Pimientito

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Here is another unlisted compilation LP that includes the Bulerias, Almoraima.

Super Sensacionales LP 1976 PHILIPS 63 00 245

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 9 2015 13:30:37

Pimientito

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Finally for this week I found that there were 2 Versions of "En Vivo desde el Teatro Real" released. Both were released in 1975. The discs are identical but the original version (PHILIPS 91 13 001) is a single sleeve with a paper folder for the disc with a photo of the theatre interior on the folder. The second version is a special edition for "Discolibre". This is a gatefold version with the same photo printed in the Gatefold.

En Vivo desde el Teatro Real (Gatefold Special Edition) 1975 DISCOLIBRE 8411

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 9 2015 13:47:59

Pimientito

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Here are two more unlisted LP Compilations from Belter. I am surprised at just how many records they produced and especially how many compilation albums they made. Both albums are Fandangos records.
"Nuevos Fandangos" contains the tracks "Deten tu Paso" Nina de la puebla and Paco de Algeciras and "Si Alguna vez existio" by Fosforito and Paco de Lucia. The same Fosforito track appears on "Fandangos Valientes" with another track "Razon de Ser".

Nuevos Fandangos LP 1969 BELTER 22.297

Fandangos Valientes LP 1975 BELTER 23.108

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 17 2015 11:50:51

Ricardo

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RE: Pacos Discography (in reply to Pimientito)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Pimientito

Here are a few more items. Its finally getting harder to find unlisted material
I tracked down a copy of the LP Belo Horizonte by John Mclaughlin which we already listed. It contains the track Manitas D'Oro (little golden hands), a duet written by John for himself and Paco. I had not actually heard this track before. The Album came out in 1981 around the same time as Friday night in San Francisco. Its not actually a great composition but it does show us perhaps where Paco first got his inspiration for Zyryab 10 years later. I found a live performance of the track from 1981 that I had not seen before. Check out Paco at 2.34 and his crazy solo at 6.28! This musical idea developed by 1985 into "A meeting of the Spirits". In 1991 Paco released Zyryab which seems to me to have been an advanced development from these earlier improvisations.

I think it was a nice vehicle to "teach" paco the melodic minor modes Mclaughlin was using. MEETING of the Spirits was composed in 1971, and the concert you refer to (wrongly for the 2nd time, come on man!!!

) came out on lazer disc in 1985 maybe, but was recorded in 1979...Zyrab is mainly based on meeting of spirits but also some stuff of the 2nd trio disc (such as DAVID). Anyway, other than a sort of excersise in scale application, it is not much of a piece of music...the name was obviously poking fun at the famous Manitas de Plata.

ricardo

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 17 2015 16:21:18

Pimientito

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RE: Pacos Discography (in reply to Ricardo)

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(wrongly for the 2nd time, come on man!!! )

To quote Frasier Crane "When I'm wrong, the world makes a little less sense"

Not much new to talk about recently. I found a nice copy of the Japanese version of Live....one summer night. I already had the European version. The discs are identical. In the European pressing, the disc comes in a paper sleeve with a band photo. The Japanese pressing has a note sheet in Japanese and Japanese cover slip.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 31 2015 12:38:33

Pimientito

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I have discovered another unlisted track last week. I stumbled across it when I was looking for something else. We listed the track Oceano by Brazilian singer Djavan. However Paco also recorded on another track called "Puzzle of hearts" which features on the LP with the same name. The original Portuguese version of the track Oceano is also on this album.

Djavan - Puzzle of Hearts LP 1989 CBS 466936 1

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 31 2015 12:49:35

Pimientito

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Finally for this week a nice copy of the Original 1969 cover for 12 hits para dos guitarras flamencas. It was quite difficult to find the original pressing of this album.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 31 2015 12:59:12

Pimientito

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I have found another unlisted track and yet another colaboration. This track is a song with Argentinian singer Alberto Cortez called "A mis amigos". I have added the youtube track. It is taken from the LP "Coincidencias" which is a collection of different colaborations with Alberto Cortez including Mercedes Sosa, Joan Manuel Serrat, Victor Heredia and others including Paco de Lucia.

Alberto Cortez - Coincidencias LP 1989 CBS 467701 1

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 7 2015 16:43:21

Pimientito

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Early on in this thread we listed "Erase una Vez", a compilation of Paco tracks released on the Fabri Orbis label. Here is the original Philips LP from 1985. It contains 17 tracks, 9 of which are duets with either Ramon de Algeciras or Ricardo Modrego.

"Erase una vez" - Paco de Lucia LP 1985 PHILIPS 826 406-1

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 7 2015 16:55:52

Ricardo

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ORIGINAL: Pimientito

Early on in this thread we listed "Erase una Vez", a compilation of Paco tracks released on the Fabri Orbis label. Here is the original Philips LP from 1985. It contains 17 tracks, 9 of which are duets with either Ramon de Algeciras or Ricardo Modrego.

"Erase una vez" - Paco de Lucia LP 1985 PHILIPS 826 406-1

That's with dry remixes of the duende tracks.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 8 2015 6:15:37

Pimientito

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RE: Pacos Discography (in reply to Ricardo)

Here are some more updates and rare editions this time.

First up is another unlisted LP to add to the Paco and Ricardo Modrego Section.
Its a USA pressing of "Dos guitarras flamencas en estereo" from 1965. It has been retitled "Guitars - Fantastic and Flamenco" but the track listing is the same as dos guitarras flamencas.
Actually the full name of the disc is Guitars - Fantastic and Flamenco - An exciting performance by world famous virtuosi Ricardo Modrego and Paco de Lucia - Recorded in Spain.

Guitars - Fantastic and flamenco LP 1965 PHILIPS PHM 200-153

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 15 2015 9:04:54

Pimientito

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Here is a strange compilation LP of 70s hits by artists such as Sweet, Eric Clapton, David Soul, Bonnie tyler, Andy Gibb etc. It also contains (oddly) the track Danza ritual del Fuego by Paco de Lucia. The back of the LP has the most weird cut-out collage of 70s pop icons with one of Pacos publicity photos stuck in the middle (before the invention of Photoshop)

La Gran Premier (compilation LP) 1978 PRE... 91 99 933

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 15 2015 9:18:08

Pimientito

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I found another version of the Carmen soundtrack. This is the German edition also from 1983. The disc contents are the same but it has a different cover. This version also comes with a 2 page track guide printed in German.

Carmen - The original Motion Picture Soundtrack (GERMANY) 1983 POLYDOR 847 247-1

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 15 2015 9:30:48

Pimientito

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Here is another very rare edition of 12 Canciones de Garcia Lorca. This version comes from Brazil and was produced in 1973. The track guide on the reverse is in Portuguese.

Federico Garcia Lorca - 12 Cancões para 2 Violões (BRAZIL) 1973 PHILIPS 6328 099

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 15 2015 9:48:36

Pimientito

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Here is another compilation LP. It contains The "Tarantos Populares" track by Paco. The rest of the tracks are mainly by Andres Batista and Rafael Cañizares. It contains the fake "Entre dos Aguas" track and a few others which I also think have been credited incorrectly.

Guitarras con Alma LP 1990 PERFIL ELP-378

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 15 2015 9:59:16

Pimientito

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Finally for this week is a super rare unlisted recording. This is one of the best additions to my collection so far. Its an original pressing of the Japanese version of "12 exitos para 2 Guitarras Flamencas" from 1966 in almost mint condition. It has a beautiful gatefold cover with a glossy photo of Paco and Ricardo on the back.

12 exitos para 2 Guitarras flamencas (JAPAN) LP 1966 PHILIPS SFX 7053

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 15 2015 10:14:40

Pimientito

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Here are a few more finds. First up is the cover to the FONTANA LP we already listed by Chato de la Isla. I corrected the date to 1969. It has 12 tracks in total. 4 are with the dual guitars of Paco and Ramon from the 1966 EP. The rest are with Ramon de Algeciras and must originate from an earlier LP. Ramon did at least 2 full 12 track LPs with El Chato.

Canta El Chato de la Isla 1969 FONTANA 701 968 WPY

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 5 2015 12:46:32

Pimientito

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Staying on the topic of Paco and Ramon, I found an original copy of the United Nations record from 1970 on ebay. It contains the very rare track "kojo no tsuki" which is a Japanese folk song. The melody is played by both guitarists who then turn it into a buleria. This track does not seem to appear anywhere else. Is there a verb for "turning something into buleria"....Bulerise, Buleriar????

I recently aquired a USB record deck that can digitize rare record tracks. I may be able to post a link to rare tracks if requested.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 5 2015 13:05:21

Pimientito

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Staying on a Japanese theme here are a couple more Japanese editions. First is the Japanese pressing of La fabulosa Guitarra de Paco de Lucia.

La fabulosa Guitarra de Paco de Lucia (JAPAN) LP 1967 PHILIPS 20PP-23