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News: Recording

Eddie Palmieri: Azucar Pa' Ti

Eddie Palmieri: Azucar Pa' Ti

By the mid-1960s, Latin-jazz was in rapid transition. Americans' appetite for Cuban dance music had cooled as tensions between Fidel Castro and the United States heated up in the early 1960s. At the same time, new forms of Latin music were emerging from the Puerto Rican neighborhoods of New York's Spanish Harlem and South Bronx. Largely ...

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Article: Dan's Den

Big Awards Day in Gotham

Read "Big Awards Day in Gotham" reviewed by Dan Morgenstern


It's been a while since we last met in my Den, so I thought I'd share a very special summer doubleheader with you.June 16 was a big jazz day in New York. It began in mid-afternoon at the Jazz Standard, with the 13th Annual Jazz Journalists Association Jazz Awards. Arriving not long after starting ...

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Article: Take Five With...

Take Five With Bob Albanese

Read "Take Five With Bob Albanese" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Meet Bob Albanese: Bob Albanese was born in Newark, N.J. in 1957. Growing up and the Jersey shore, he began practicing the piano at age 8. At age 15, he won top honors in the Garden State Talent Expo which culminated in a solo performance at the Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel, N.J. This was ...

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Article: Live From New York

March 2009

Read "March 2009" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Helen Sung and Ron CarterHelen Sung and Ron CarterRubin MuseumNew York City February 6, 2009To hear pianist Helen Sung and bassist Ron Carter in a duo setting at the Rubin Museum (Feb. 6th), in a small theater with no amplification, will surely rank as one of this year's ...

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Article: Live From New York

J.D. Allen, Joel Harrison, Mats Gustafsson/Thurston Moore, Steve Reid, Joey Calderazzo & Eddie Palmieri

Read "J.D. Allen, Joel Harrison, Mats Gustafsson/Thurston Moore, Steve Reid, Joey Calderazzo & Eddie Palmieri" reviewed by Martin Longley


J.D. Allen/Gregg August/Rudy RoystonSmokeJanuary 26, 2009Smoke is a cosily atmospheric haunt that's removed from the downtown jazz club heartland, though a Broadway location on the Upper West Side still makes for a convenient subway ride. The place is smaller than might be imagined, possessing only a few rows of tables ...

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Video

La Comparsa

Featuring the music of Eddie Palmieri
Duration: 5:16

Musicians include: Eddie Palmieri - Piano & Leader Charlie Seplveda - Lead Trumpet Andy Machado - 2nd Trumpet Juancito Torres - Musical Director & soloist Rafi Torres - 1st Trombone Victor Candelario - 2nd Trombone Hctor Venros - Tenor Saxophone Giovanni Hidalgo - "Conga" drums Charlie Cotto - "Timbal" drums Polito Huertas - Bass Jerry Medina - vocals Tony Vega - vocals Luis Vergarra - vocals (circa: 1987)
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News: Event

Eddie Palmieri at Tavern on the Green

Eddie Palmieri at Tavern on the Green

Urban Lifestyles Media presents Latin Fusion Wednesdays Summer Concert Series at Tavern On The Green (Central Park at West 67th Street, NYC). Performing Live 9-Time Grammy Award Winner, Eddie Palmieri's Afro-Caribbean Jazz Sextet June 18th, 2008. Doors Open at 6pm. Special Dance Performance by Baila Society. For Tickets call 718-797-1672, log on to urbanlatino.com, or email ...

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News: Festival

The L.A. Latin Jazz Festival 2008 Featuring Eddie Palmieri Set for Saturday, May 10th at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles

The L.A. Latin Jazz Festival 2008 Featuring Eddie Palmieri Set for Saturday, May 10th at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles

The L.A. Latin Jazz Festival 2008 featuring Eddie Palmieri plus The Latin Giants of Jazz (former members of Tito Puente Orchestra) with invited guests Dave Valentin, Oreste Vilato, Alfredo De La Fe Plus, The Jazz on the Latin Side All-Stars featuring Conga Master Francisco Aguabella Greek Theatre 2700 North Vermont, in Griffith Park

Album

Sugar Daddy: Eddie Palmieri´s La Perfecta Orchestra

Label: Repertoire Records
Released: 2007

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Article: Album Review

The Brian Lynch / Eddie Palmieri Project: Simpatico

Read "Simpatico" reviewed by Russ Musto


Brian Lynch is one of the most proficient “bilingual" artists in music--equally adept in both jazz and Latin genres. On this superb collaboration with piano giant Eddie Palmieri, the virtuoso trumpeter brings together his wealth of experience in both fields in a scintillating synthesis that is intelligent, exciting and truly personal. Lynch's understanding of Palmieri's unique ...


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