8 thoughts on “ Morning - Various - ¡A Gozar! Grooves On Blue Note (CD) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of ¡A Gozar! Grooves On Blue Note on Discogs. Label: Blue Note - 5 2 3 • Format: CD Compilation • Country: Europe • Genre: Jazz, Latin • Style: Latin Jazz/5(10).

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2. Blue Note continues its stellar compilation ways on this Latin jazz sampler, spotlighting both stateside jazzers and salsa kings. The focus is on the '60s and early '70s and the boogaloo rarely loses its sophisticated dance groove over the course of the collection's 14 tracks.7/

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3. If you want to see where Carlos Santana jumped out of, take a look at this terrific Afro-Cuban/Latin jazz sampler issued by Blue Note a couple of years ago. This music is all late 50's through 70's music recorded by Blue Note and its sister labels, and is a really /5(3).

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4. Series from Blue Note, started in to reissue soul-jazz recordings. The series was a response to the Rare Groove and Acid Jazz scenes in England in the late s.

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5. Balancing previously unreleased tracks with obscure gems from out-of-print albums, Blue Note Rare Grooves is an excellent collection of extremely funky soul-jazz. All of the tracks were recorded between and , with the majority dating between and /

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6. Mar 05,  · This CD captures what is, while not the best tracks from the artists involved, still some pretty good stuff if you're into jazz already. The connectins between the 2 genres is made clearly apparent here in the grooving beats and punchy horn sections, /5(8).

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7. Hip Hop fans and Acid Jazz historians take note: The Blue Note Remix Project is a classic album released prior to the tidal wave of many 'Various Artist' acid jazz CDs and is definitely an album to be noted as an originator. The CD is based upon many famous jazz songs and has an /5(10).

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8. Nov 05,  · I have compiled a list of my favorite Blue Note Rare Grooves below, you can also check out some of the YouTube videos of the music and judge for yourself. Bobbi Humphrey: Blacks and Blues: If ever there was an album for driving around with the top .

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