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A conversation with Elio Villafranca
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Join me as I talk with the Cuban pianist about Cinque, Cuba, Childish Gambino, and other carefully related topics.
Cinque features Elio Villafranca on piano, Vincent Herring on alto & soprano sax, flute, Greg Tardy on tenor sax, clarinet, Todd Marcus on bass clarinet, Freddie Hendrix on trumpet, Steve Turre on trombone, bass trombone, conch shells, Ricky Rodriguez on acoustic bass, Lewis Nash on drums, Arturo Stable on bata drums, congas, palo drums or atabales, Miguel Valdes on bata drums, congas, bombo, Jonathan Troncoso on palo drums or atabales, valsié, barril drum, Nelson Mateo Gonzales on barril, palo drums or atabales, Alexander Lasalle on vocals, Alexander Waterman oncello, Wynton Marsalis on trumpet, Leyla McCalla on vocals, Don Vappie on banjo.
Playlist
- Doing Jazz Intro Music 0:00
- Host intro / Cinque (in background) Cinque (Artistshare) 0:23
- Conversation starts / Cinque (in background) Cinque (Artistshare) 02:06
- Elio Villafranca "The Capture" from Cinque (Artistshare) 6:20
- Elio Villafranca "Maluagda" from Cinque (Artistshare) 11:05
- Conversation continues Cinque (Artistshare) 14:00
- Elio Villafranca "Cinque" from Cinque (Artistshare) 1:02:00
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