Latin Groove Mix (2018)

Artist: Various Performers
Title: Latin Groove Mix
Label: Warner Music Group - X5 Music Group
Style: Samba, Fusion, Free Improvisation, Forro, Experimental, Latin Jazz
Release Date: 02-04-2018
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Codec: MP3
Tracks: 23 Tracks
Time: 01:32:02 Min
Size: 212 MB

Tracklist:
01. Ella Fitzgerald - Manteca 2:30
02. Charles Mingus - Flowers For A Lady (Ilhan Mimaroglu Remix) 6:47
03. Arthur Lyman - Brazilleros 2:41
04. George Duke - Brazillian Coffee 1:11
05. Grover Washington, Jr. - Little Black Samba 5:41
06. Lars Gullin - Brazil 3:16
07. Dori Caymmi - It's Raining (At Buriti Farm) 3:47
08. Herbie Mann - Sunbelt: Mulher Rendeira 5:01
09. Mr. Acker Bilk - Diamantina 2:20
10. Mongo Santamaria - Abodo Criollo 4:00
11. Claes-Göran Fagerstedt - Tristeza 3:36
12. Bob Azzam - Mas Que Nada 3:09
13. David Newman & Ray Charles - Tin Tin Deo 5:19
14. Ahmad Jamal - Wave 5:23
15. Airto Moreira - I'm Fine, How Are You? 5:14
16. Barney Kessel - Twilight In Acapulco 2:22
17. Airto Moreira - Celebration Suite 4:16
18. Al Di Meola - Tango Suite, Pt. 1 8:49
19. Banda Black Rio - Baião 3:00
20. Milt Jackson - Algo Bueno 4:12
21. Hermeto Pascoal - Festa Na Lua 3:25
22. Max Greger - A Media Luz 1:57
23. Niels Henning Ørsted Pedersen & Tania Maria - Baiao Improvisado 4:04




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Afro-Cuban Jazz is a combination of jazz improvising and rhythms from Cuba and Africa; it is also known as Latin jazz. However, the true birth of Afro-Cuban jazz can be traced to trumpeter-arranger Mario Bauza. Bauza introduced trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie to the masterful Cuban percussionist Chano Pozo and also persuaded Latin bandleader Machito to use jazz soloists. Of all the post-swing styles, Latin Jazz has been the most consistently popular and it is easy to see why. The emphasis on percussion and Cuban rhythms make the style quite danceable and accessible.
Forro is a type of popular music closely associated with the Brazilian working class. In addition to baiao, forro includes other dance styles from northeastern Brazil. Because of the prominence of the accordion and the influence of American blues, forro sounds a lot like American zydeco, another roots music style with strong ties to the working class.