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Format: CD
May 2001
Record Label: Nonesuch Records (USA)
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 075597963021 |
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Track Listing
1. Siempre con Swig - (spoken intro)
2. Redencion
3. Mis dos Pequenas
4. A Gozar el Tumbao
5. Cachaito in Laboratory - (Spanish)
6. Tumbao No. 5 (Para Charlie Mingus)
7. Conversacion
8. Tumbanga
9. Oracion Lucumi
10. Wahira - (Spanish)
11. Anais
12. La Negra - (Spanish, live)
Album Notes
Personnel includes: Orlando "Cachaito" Lopez (bass); Ibrahim Ferrer (vocals); Manuel Galban, Tony Remy (electric guitar); Juan De Marco Gonzalez, Johnny Neptuno, Jose "Maracaibo" Castaneda (tres); Pedro "Depestre" (violin); Policarpo "Polo" Tamayo (flute); Pee Wee Ellis, "Jimmy" Jenks (tenor saxophone); Javier Zalba (baritone saxophone); Yaure Muniz, Manuel "Guajiro" Mirabal (trumpet); Hugh Masekela (flugelhorn); Jesus "Aguaje" Ramos, Demetrio Muniz, Antonio Leal (trombone); Roberto Fonseca (piano); Bigga Morrison (organ); Si Burwell (keyboards); Junior Dan (bass); Carlito Gonzalez (bongos); Miguel "Anga" Diaz, Filiberto Sanchez (congas); Amadito Valdes (timbales); DJ Dee Nasty (turntables); Demetrio Muniz (string arrangements).
Recorded at EGREM Studios, Havana, Cuba and Livingston Studios, London, England.
Industry Reviews
4.5 stars out of 5 - ...Delves deep into the bassist's amoury, crossing musical boundaries and utilizing sophisticated technology....there are enough ideas on this ambitious offering to fuel several albums.
Down Beat (10/01/2001)
...mirrors some BVSC arrangements, but overall [Lopez] favors a darker, harder-edged sound...
CMJ (06/04/2001)
...Lopez is recorded dry and heavy, and pushed right to the front pf the mix....The rhythms are Channel One-era mid-tempo and sounds like it has been lifted from a Scientist album.
The Wire (05/01/2001)
...It's fresher and far more contemporary....CACHAITO is filled with descargas, jams that allow the musicians to express their empathy without restrictions...
Mojo (05/01/2001)
4 stars out of 5 - ...A hugely rewarding adventure, blending Hammond-friendly dub effects, jaw-dropping strings and Manuel Galvan's extraordinary spaced-out guitar with the coolest and slinkiest set of Latin jazz rhythms...
Q (06/01/2001)
8 out of 10 - ...Future-gazing with gusto...showcasing his savage side....neurotic pomo gusto, crossfading from big-band splendor to surf-guitar riffing to hip-hop mixology...
Spin (08/01/2001)
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