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Alexis Cuadrado: Puzzles

by AAJ Italy Staff
December 3, 2008

Alexis Cuadrado, spagnolo di Barcellona, da qualche anno vive a Brooklin e frequenta da vicino la downtown newyorchese. Puzzles è il suo terzo lavoro e segna un importante passo avanti nell'ambito progettuale dell’artista. L’autoproduzione di questo album ha generato un’etichetta (con altri colleghi), la Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records. Cuadrado afferma di aver effettuato la registrazione in ...

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Take Five With Alexis Cuadrado

by AAJ Staff
February 9, 2007

Meet Alexis Cuadrado: Born in 1971 in Barcelona, Spain, and currently based in New York, Alexis is an active member of the New York jazz scene.Since 1993 he has performed in Spain, Europe and the US with some of today's most outstanding groups and soloists such as Kurt Rosenwinkel, Bruce Barth, Ben Monder, Perico ...

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Visual

By Alexis Cuadrado

Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1- J Ride (Cuadrado) 6:42 / 2- Black Tulip (Cuadrado) 8:11 / 3- El Perro (Cuadrado) 7:10 / 4- El Gran Profeta (Cuadrado) 7:31 / 5- Te Recuerdo Amanda (Jara/arr. Cuadarao) 5:00 / 6- Camperdown Elm (Cuadrado) 7:46 / 7- Mario's Pencil (Cuadrado) 7:41 / 8- Quick (Cuadrado) 5:28.

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Alexis Cuadrado Sextet: Visual

by Peter Aaron
September 24, 2004

Barcelona-born bassist Alexis Cuadrado has spent much time on both sides of the pond, as a sideman of Kurt Rosenwinkel and Bruce Barth; a student of Larry Grenadier and Francois Rabbath; and a teacher in New York, his current home. On Visual, his second outing as a leader (after 2001's Metro ), Cuadrado is joined by ...

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Metro

By Alexis Cuadrado

Label: Blue Moon
Released: 2001
Track listing: 1. Nit 2. New and Old 3. One Way Ticket 4. Like Henry 5.

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Alexis Cuadrado: Metro

by David Adler
December 1, 2001

Bassist Alexis Cuadrado (he’s a guy) leads a quintet on this fine all-original session. Kicking off with “Nit," based on “Night In Tunisia" changes, pianist Pete Rende and guitarist Steve Cardenas trade buoyant 8-bar statements over a dancing 6/8 groove, ultimately yielding the floor to an eloquent solo by Cuadrado himself. Cardenas and alto saxophonist Kris ...