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Jorge Roeder: El Suelo Mío
ByRoeder, born in Peru, but now a resident of the US for the past two decades, brings a South American influence here, along with his training in classical music. Moreover, he favors a melodious folk take on jazz not unlike that of Haden. His cover of "I'll Remember April"a tune made famous by Erroll Garner, Stan Getz, and Lee Konitz dances on the eardrum and chest, possibly because the music is performed by a bassist, but likely whether he is playing Andean dance music "Solo Juntos," Brazilian "Silêncio de um Minuto," or "Thing Thing," his reworking of "What Is This Thing Called Love." His arco bowed cover of Ornette Coleman's "Lonely Woman" reverberates with resounding echoes. Its eerie incantation highlights the unearthliness of the composition. Roeder is playing soul music. These twelve tracks are gifts from his soul to yours.
Track Listing
El Suelo Mío; Chabuca Limeña; Solo Juntos; El Plebeyo; Bounce; I’ll Remember April; Thing Thing; Patrona; Santa Rosita; Rambler; Lonely Woman; Silencio De Um Minuto; Les Lapins.
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Jorge Roeder
bass, acousticAlbum information
Title: El Suelo Mío | Year Released: 2020 | Record Label: Self Produced
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Instrument: Bass, acoustic
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