1. Que Bonito - Amigo, Vicente
2. Veté a la Calle - Galván, Francisco M
3. Tangos de la Plaza - Bergamin, Jose
4. Romance del Amargo - Lorca, Federico Gar
5. El Sereno de Mi Calle
6. A Mi Guitarra
7. El Rio de Mi Sevilla - Jiménez, Manuel Mol
8. Peña el Bollo - Carrasco, Diego
9. Vengo de Mi Extremadura
10. Cuanto Tormento - Public Domain [1]
11. Tangos
12. Su Pelo Como la Endrina
13. Hasta la Fe de Bautismo
14. Erales - Bulerias
15. Armonias del Romañe - Torres, José Fernán
16. Gitanos Andaluces - DeLucia, Paco
17. Jucal - Nunez, Gerardo
18. A Mi Hijo Jonatán - Abadia, José Jiméne
19. Tercio de Vara - Sanlucar, Manolo
20. Cantarela - Rodriguez, Eduardo
21. De Mi Fuente - DeMelchor, Enrique
22. Aberojaies - Losada, Luis Fernán
23. Tarantas
24. Alegrias del Cascorro - Carbonell, Augustin
25. Resuene - Habichuela, Pepe
26. Agüita Clara - Riqueni, Rafael
27. Granadina
28. Rumbo - Iman, Manuel
29. Jaleo Pa Las Flamencas - Cortes, Diego
30. Culito Respingón - Herrero, Miguel Ang
31. Vengo de Borrachera - Carmona, Antonio
32. Caramelo - Caramelo, J.
33. Bulerías del Norte - DiGeraldo, Tino
34. Chana - Climent, Javier Jim
35. Choricli Jul - Lozano, Sebastián D
36. Quien No Corre, Vuela - Heredia, Ray
37. Camino de Pan Bendito
38. La Canal - Duenas, Fain S.
39. Bola - Strunz, Jorge
40. Joven Para la Rumba
41. La Pata Negra - Amador, Rafael
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With the dizzying array of recordings on the market claiming to be flamenco, it's hard for someone looking to discover the music to figure out what the music is, let alone which of the thousands of records available are worth the price. For both novices and those wishing to expand their knowledge of this Afro-Andalusian-Gypsy music, this three-CD set with a detailed and entertaining book is a must. From the deepest, most heart-stomping roots to the slickest pop crossovers, this set has endeavored to distill centuries of evolution into a few hours, and actually succeeds rather nicely. Whether your taste is for the simple guitar and palmas accompanying the raw, wrenching voice of Terremoto de Jerez, the Afro-Spanish explorations of Toumani Diabate, or the youthful exuberance of Pata Negra's flamenco rock, this set has it covered. Important artists are given a wider listening (the Paco de Lucia tracks offers a traditional bulerias instead of the jazz fusions he is well-known for). The whole set would be worth its price just to hear the gorgeous tones of La Niña de los Peines, whose voice was one of the wonders of the flamenco world. Her 1930s recording included in this set is priceless. --Louis Gibson
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Duende: From Traditional Masters To Gypsy Rock
- Audio CD: 0 pages (1994-08-08)
- Publisher: Ellipsis Arts
- Label: Ellipsis Arts
- Studio: Ellipsis Arts
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 1 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #260000
Avg. Customer Review:
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Consider buying the second disc, "Magic," separately 2000-02-12
Comment: This is an excellent collection of flamenco music. There are three discs; one comprises mainly singers, another artists who are stretching the genre into new areas, and one, called "Magic," is dedicated to guitarists. This last one is the only one I listen to. Granted, I am a guitarist with an interest in playing and listening to guitar-centered flamenco. However, I would guess that many associate flamenco with dazzling guitar playing. And that is what this CD offers with most tracks having a level of recording clarity often absent in flamenco compilations. The tracks, particularly the more recently recorded ones on the front half of the CD, are all truly amazing. This is easily stands out as my favorite flamenco compilation. If what you like about flamenco is the flashy guitar playing, consider buying this CD by itself - they are all sold separately.
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Duende: From Traditional Masters To Gypsy Rock
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