Sonando - Tres - Origin 82460

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Sonando , “Tres”
Origin 82460

With their third release, Sonando continues their unique approach to combining the elements of Afro-Cuban Music with Modern Jazz. Teaming with Bay Area percussionist/producer Michael Spiro, the octet presents an impressive assortment of interpretations of Cuban & Jazz classics by Ignacio PiÒero, Arsenio Rodriguez, Wayne Shorter, Horace Silver & Abdullah Ibrahim, as well as several originals. Sonando draws Latin music and jazz fans together with their fluidly shifting rhythmic explorations, engaging arrangements and soaring improvisations.

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TRACKS:

1. CanciÛn del Rio part 1 4:52
2. CanciÛn del Rio part 2 4:19
3. Donde Estabas Anoche 6:52
4. Bombella 6:07
5. Dansette 5:02
6. The Vonce 5:56
7. Bruca Manigua 7:42
8. Wild Flower 4:55
9. Delilah 5:37
10. Nutville 7:20
11. Soima 7:05
12. Goodbye Poke-e-dile 6:24

PRODUCTION:

Produced by FRED HOADLEY
with assistance by MICHAEL SPIRO
Recorded & engineered by CASEY MILLER at Musicworks Northwest, Bellevue, WA,
sb Studios & California St. Studios, Seattle WA, Oct. 2005 - Mar. 2006
Mixed by CASEY MILLER & FRED HOADLEY at sb Studios
Mastered by ED BROOKS, CASEY MILLER & FRED HOADLEY at RFI/CD Seattle, WA
Artwork by DENNY STERN
Design & layout by JOHN BISHOP

PERFORMERS:

Sonando:

Fred Hoadley - piano, tres
Tom Bergersen - congas, chekere, bata
Chris Stromquist - drumset, timbales, bata, chekere
Ben Verdier - bass, baby bass
Barney Brazitis - electric bass, marimbula
Jim Coile - flute, tenor saxophone
Chris Stover - trombone
Jay Thomas - trumpet, soprano saxophone

SPECIAL GUESTS:
Michael Spiro - bata, congas, guiro
Scott Pauker - bata, congas
Matt Dressler - bata, bell, cajon
Steve Smith - bongos
Richard Cole - soprano & baritone saxophones
Ben Thomas - vibes
Clipper Andersen - bass

REVIEWS:

All Music Guide (Adam Greenberg)
Here's an interesting item. A Latin jazz release from Seattle. What makes it interesting is that Sonando is able to incorporate both the idioms of Latin jazz and the subtlety and grace that's fast becoming the hallmark of the Northwest jazz scene. The pieces here are a mix of originals and pieces from around the jazz world (Wayne Shorter, Horace Si...

Jazz Review (Andrew Mahan )
Sonando is known for their interesting blend of Afro-Cuban Music with Modern Jazz. Their third release Tres exemplifies this blend completely. If hard hitting and diversified percussion is what you fancy in Latin music, then Sonandoís Tres is for you. Why have a simple drum set when you can have an assortment of congas, bongos, timbales, and ot...

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