Where to find Paco Cepero and Manolo Franco's CDs

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frhout

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From: France

Where to find Paco Cepero and Manolo...

The question is in the title. It is very difficult and almost impossible to find them. Glad to have any suggestion.

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osangar

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RE: Where to find Paco Cepero and Ma... (in reply to frhout)

You know Im wondering the same thing regarding Paco Cepero. Have been unable to find any recordings for him. Be looking forward to see what responses you get on this !

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 9 2007 15:35:20

nhills

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From: West Des Moines, IA USA

RE: Where to find Paco Cepero and Ma... (in reply to frhout)

Try here:

Flamenco Connection

Search for "Cepero" (found 2) or "Franco" (found many).

Norman

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 9 2007 17:38:52

frhout

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From: France

RE: Where to find Paco Cepero and Ma... (in reply to nhills)

Thanks for the link, I'll try.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 9 2007 19:42:18

JBASHORUN

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RE: Where to find Paco Cepero and Ma... (in reply to frhout)

www.deflamenco.com has a good range of Cepero stuff, but not much Franco.

Jb

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 9 2007 20:34:14

frhout

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From: France

RE: Where to find Paco Cepero and Ma... (in reply to JBASHORUN)

I'll try as well, James.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 10 2007 7:36:26

flamencoguru

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From: West Palm Beach, Florida USA

RE: Where to find Paco Cepero and Ma... (in reply to frhout)

Here is another website that is great for online flamenco purchases.

www.elflamencovive.es

I order a lot of stuff from them. Excellent service and prices.

Un saludo, Errol

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 10 2007 13:20:00

frhout

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From: France

RE: Where to find Paco Cepero and Ma... (in reply to flamencoguru)

I never knew Franco has got so many DVDs available, from www.flamencon.com.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 10 2007 20:56:32

Paleto

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From: San Diego, CA

RE: Where to find Paco Cepero and Ma... (in reply to frhout)

James,

I only know of one solo recording that Manolo Franco did, it was called Aljibe and it was about 1987. A couple of those songs were transcribed on his Encuentro video and in the book. I don't think it was ever released on cd, only LP and cassette.

A few of the songs from Aljibe are on the 3 Guitarras Flamencas cd he shared with Jose Antonio Rodriguez and Quique Paredes, which if you search, you can still find. I think http://www.luthiermusic.com in New York still has a few.

MP3s of Aljibe have been made, I can send them to you if you want.

As for Paco Cepero, I think you have been pointed in the right direction. I think the earlier of his two recent recordings is almost sold out, but you can still find it.

You should know you can check these websites for any flamenco recordings (Over the years, I have ordered from almost all of them and had good service):

http://www.flamencon.com

http://www.luthiermusic.com

http://www.deflamenco.com

http://www.elflamencovive.com

http://www.esflamenco.com

http://www.flamenco-world.com

http://www.flamenco-news.com

http://www.gongdiscos.com/

http://www.etnomusic.com/cast/generos.php?IdGenero=33&nombre=FLAMENCO

https://www.danzeffguitars.com/showitem.cfm?menu=cds&type=cds

http://www.mclojadiscos.com/

http://www.flamencoexport.com/

http://www.compas-sur.com/index.php?subcategoria=entra_tienda&len=1

There are more, but its taking too much time.

Good luck,

-Anthony

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 10 2007 22:37:49

frhout

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From: France

RE: Where to find Paco Cepero and Ma... (in reply to Paleto)

Great for all the links. I've been looking at them. Any idea from which CD I can find Amuleto?

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 13 2007 18:28:56

Paleto

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From: San Diego, CA

RE: Where to find Paco Cepero and Ma... (in reply to frhout)

Amuleto was recorded in 1977 and as far as I know, is not available on any cd. A friend of mine made mp3s from his vinyl LP, but the quality is pretty bad, I think the recording volume was high and caused distortion. But I can email mp3s of it to you if you want.

a71garcia@san.rr.com

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 13 2007 19:37:53