Urcola Quartet, Diego / Paquito: El Duelo

Urcola Quartet, Diego / Paquito: El Duelo

Urcola Quartet, Diego / Paquito: El Duelo

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Title: El Duelo
Artist: Urcola Quartet, Diego / Paquito
Label: Sunnyside
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 016728456029
Genre: Jazz

Trumpeter Diego Urcola has proven to be a player of incredible range and dexterity throughout his career, a large part of it playing alongside Paquito D'Rivera in the legendary saxophonist/clarinetist's various eclectic projects. On Urcola's new recording, El Duelo, the trumpeter recruits D'Rivera to join him in a very rare, and exposed, playing scenario, the piano-less quartet. // Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Urcola has been a part of the New York City jazz scene since the 1990s. His work with D'Rivera, Guillermo Klein y Los Guachos, Enrico Pieranunzi, and as a leader has been celebrated by many, even garnering him a Grammy nomination for his album, Soundances. // It was during a regular visit to Uruguay's Punta Del Este Jazz Festival that Urcola was asked to present a musical tribute to the revered Gerry Mulligan Quartet that featured Chet Baker. During the quartet's performance, Urcola invited D'Rivera to the stage, and the idea of recording in a piano-less quartet was cemented by the resounding performance.

Tracks:
1.1 El Duelo
1.2 Tango Azul
1.3 Una Muy Bonita
1.4 La Yumba / Caravan
1.5 Pekin
1.6 The Natural
1.7 Buenos Aires
1.8 Foxy Trot
1.9 I Know, Don't Know How
1.10 Libertango
1.11 Sacajawea (Theme)
1.12 Leyenda
1.13 Con Alma
1.14 Stablemates
1.15 Bye-Ya

Audio Sample:
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