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Red Dragonfly
By Jane Bunnett
Label: EMI Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: 1. Odira-E (7:24) 2. Red Dragonfly (aka Tombo) (5:46) 3. Heaven's Gate (5:59) 4. Black is the Color (4:47) 5. Witchi Tia To (5:42) 6. Maria La O (4:23) 7. She's Like a Swallow (7:04) 8. Rabo de Nube (4:32) 9. Divule Oni (4:31) 10. Nkosi Sikelel'i Africa (6:59) 11. Moon Over Ruined Castle (5:37) 12. Un Canadien Errant (4:27).
Radio Guantanamo: Guantanamo Blues Project Vol. 1
By Jane Bunnett
Label: EmArcy
Released: 2005
Radio Guantánamo: Guantánamo Blues Project Vol. 1
By Jane Bunnett
Label: EmArcy
Released: 2005
Jane Bunnett: Red Dragonfly
by Ken Franckling
Toronto-based soprano saxophonist Jane Bunnett has built a solid career that for more than a decade has been focused on exploring traditional jazz and folk music from Cuba, touring with her Spirits of Havana band and also working to bring or send instruments to needy young Cuban players. Red Dragonfly is both an ...
Jane Bunnett: Red Dragonfly
by Jerry D'Souza
For a long time now Jane Bunnett has been a champion of Cuban musicians and their music. What's more, she has several albums that showcase both. This time around, Bunnett expands her parameters to play folk music from several countries. Besides a core jazz band, she also includes a string quartet. Together they take the music ...
Cuban Odyssey
By Jane Bunnett
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Arrival; Quitate El Chaquet?n (Take Off Your Jacket); A la Rumba; Suite
Matanzas (Swingin? in the Solar); Pensando en Jane (Thinking of Jane); El
Diablo (The Devil); Nan Fonn Bwaa; Alabans; Prizon; Ron con Ron (Rum
with Rum); Movin? On.
Cuban Odyssey: Spirits Of Havana
by Jim Santella
EMI Music Canada 2003 Jane Bunnett and Larry Cramer have dedicated much of their lives to becoming acquainted with Cuba’s cultural roots as they apply to modern jazz. Their documentary has quite a history, since the couple has returned to Havana time and again as musical missionaries in search of hope.
Jane Bunnett: Cuban Odyssey
by Chris M. Slawecki
Jane Bunnett visited Cuba for the first time in 1982, but in many ways – musically, at least – she has never really left. This Odyssey presents music from Havana and three other locales recorded during her trip to Cuba with trumpeter, producer and husband Larry Cramer, featuring Bunnett on flute and soprano ...
Jane Bunnett: Cuban Odyssey
by Franz A. Matzner
Equal parts ethno-musicological study and experiment, Cuban Odyssey offers a captivating investigation of native Cuban music as interpreted by flautist and soprano saxophonist Jane Bunnett and her husband, trumpeter Larry Cramer. Latin influences have been prominent in jazz since at least the 1940s, with new evidence suggesting that Afro-Cuban and other Latin based structures were integral ...
