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Vampisoul Organic Grooves 100 Items

Name: Afrosound - Cumbia De E.T. El Extraterrestre
Brand: Vampisoul
SKU: 1040651v1
Price: 16.99 EUR
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Afrosound

Cumbia De E.T. El Extraterrestre

7" | 2023 | EU | Original (Vampisoul)

16,99 €*

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Release: 2023 / EU – Original

Genre: Organic Grooves

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Two massive cumbias recorded in 1983 by Afrosound, the studio band fronted by Fruko and put together by Discos Fuentes in order to emulate the guitar-heavy tropical sounds emanating from Perú and Ecuador at the time. Heavy on space sounds and unexpected sonic tricks, these two songs were released as a tribute to E.T. aiming to take advantage of the pull of the film that year. First time reissue. - Afrosound was born from the desire of Discos Fuentes vice-president José María Fuentes to come up with a domestic version of the emerging African and Latin rock sounds coming from outside the country, inspired by groups like Osibisa and Santana. The mission was to emulate the guitar-heavy tropical sounds emanating from Perú and Ecuador at the time. According to various sources, the 1972 tune 'La danza de los mirlos' (by Peru's Los Mirlos) emerged as a great success in Colombia and with it a new way of interpreting the country's most famous musical export, namely cumbia, through a Peruvian perspective. Fuentes executives convened an expert crew of musicians led by Julio E. Estrada aka Fruko the following year to create this type of music for the domestic market because they sensed a potential for similar success. Once again Fruko is at the helm in the studio for this recording, simultaneously holding it down and allowing the musicians to explore their most spaced-out fantasies. This time Jose A. Villerias is in control at the mixing console, pulling all sorts of tricks with space sounds, reverb and echo, and everyone sounds as if they are having a lot of fun. Both songs had been previously recorded and included on Afrosound's 1974 album "Carruseles" -recently reissued on Vampisoul- but these new versions from 1983 feature an updated sound with an extensive use of space effects and unexpected sonic tricks. Taking advantage of the pull the film was having at the time, the result was carefully packaged with an E.T. themed artwork, aiming commercial success.

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Afrosound

Carruseles

LP | 2023 | EU | Original (Vampisoul)

26,99 €*

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Release: 2023 / EU – Original

Genre: Organic Grooves

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HIGHLIGHTSAfrosound's third full-length LP is a sought-after collector's record because it's full of funky, crazy tropical afro-psychedelia with a reputation for being one of Discos Fuentes freakiest releases of the 1970s. With vintage synths, fuzz-wah guitar and Fruko's heavy bass, "Carruseles" is a wild carousel ride of cumbia and salsa that has now been lovingly reissued in replica form for today's Colombian music connoisseurs to rediscover. First time reissue. 180g vinyl. DESCRIPTIONAfrosound was born from the desire of Discos Fuentes vice-president José María Fuentes to come up with a domestic version of the emerging African and Latin rock sounds coming from outside the country, inspired by groups like Osibisa and Santana. The mission was to emulate the guitar-heavy tropical sounds emanating from Perú and Ecuador at the time. According to various sources, the 1972 tune 'La danza de los mirlos' (by Peru's Los Mirlos) emerged as a great success in Colombia and with it a new way of interpreting the country's most famous musical export, namely cumbia, through a Peruvian perspective. In their perpetual competition with Sonolux, Fuentes executives gathered a veteran team of musicians the following year to address this musical "invasion" from Peru because they sensed a potential for similar success. Released in 1974, Afrosound's "Carruseles" is the band's third long play and is one of their most sought-after records, with good reason. The recording continues the fantastic mix of psychedelic guitar, exotic keyboards, deep bass and heavy Afro-Caribbean rhythms of its predecessors, but this time around the band really stretches out on a couple of numbers, making it arguably their most experimental and entertaining. Once again Fruko is at the helm in the studio, simultaneously holding it down and allowing the musicians to explore their most spaced-out fantasies. His trusty mentor, Mario "Pachanga" Rincón, returns to the mixing console, pulling all sorts of sonic tricks with edits, pan...

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Adolfo Echeverria Y Su Orquesta

Sabroso Bacalao

LP | 2019 | EU | Original (Vampisoul)

22,99 €*

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Release: 2019 / EU – Original

Genre: Organic Grooves

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First ever reissue of "Sabroso bacalao" by Adolfo Echeverría y su Orquesta, released on Colombia's Discos Fuentes in 1977.Recorded with the hit production team of Isaac Villanueva and Hernán Colorado, and with vocal duties shared between Adolfo, Freddy Cruz and Manuel Cassiani, this is a diverse genre-hopping album featuring the fiery piano of Hugo Molinares, who also composed the monster guaguancó track 'Sabroso bacalao'.In addition to hot, driving hardcore salsa tunes, the LP includes some cumbia and porro plus cuts in the Afro-Cuban oriza rhythm and the cumbelé style, which is a variant on the bomba, an Afro-Puerto Rican folkloric drum-based genre.The album yielded the hit 'Fantasía marina', but in recent years 'Noches de cumbia' and the title track have become tropical DJ dance floor standards across the globe, making this record a must-have for collectors, disk jockeys and aficionados of the classic Fuentes sound.Presented in facsimile artwork and pressed on 180g vinyl.Part of Vampisoul's reissue series of classic Fuentes LPs.More details:Born on September 3, 1934 in the barrio of San Roque in Barranquilla, Adolfo Ernesto Echeverría Comas started singing on the radio first as a young man, forming his own conjunto and signing with various labels over the years, becoming one of Colombia's premier band leaders, composers, interpreters and producers of tropical costeño music in the process. Among many other accolades, he is a winner of five Congo de Oro and one El Cacique de Oro awards; his holiday songs 'Las cuatro fiestas' and 'La Inmaculada' are recognized as national treasures. During his long and successful career, he has toured Venezuela, Panamá and Ecuador, and while performing in the United States was befriended by Celia Cruz and Tito Puente. Recognizing his songwriting talents, the pair asked him for a tune and he gave them 'Salsa de tomate', inspired by Tito's hatred of the term, which they recorded for their "Alma con alma" release on Tico Records in 1971....

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Adalberto Cevasco

Pajaros Electricos

LP | 2021 | EU | Original (Vampisoul)

17,99 €*

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Release: 2021 / EU – Original

Genre: Organic Grooves

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Former Member Of Rodolfo Alchourrón And Gato Barbieri's Bands, Cevasco's First Solo Effort Is A Combination Of Fusion Jazz With A Pinch Of Unexpected Brazilian Flavours And Electronic Sounds That Now, More Than 30 Years After The Original Release Of The Album, Still Evoke A Refreshing Feel Of Modernity In The Same Vein As Many Other Experimental Argentine And Uruguayan Artists From The Same Era. Includes Guest Appearances From Artists Such As Litto Nebbia Or Ruben Rada. Reissued On Vinyl For The First Time, Including Insert With Liner Notes And Previously Unseen Photos. Details: Few Musicians Can Boast Of Having Played With "The Greatest" Without Some Eyebrows To Be Raised. The Bass Of Adalberto Cevasco Has Been Heard In Multiple Concerts And Recording Sessions Of Artists As Diverse As The Spanish Divas Rocío Jurado And Isabel Pantoja, Tango Genius Astor Piazzolla Or The Cream Of The Argentine Jazz Scene -From Pocho Lapouble, Gustavo Kerestezachi, Rubén López Furst Or Andrés Boiarsky To The Great Gato Barbieri- With The Latter, As Part Of A Dream Band That Included Artists Like Nana Vasconcelos As Well As Other Argentines Such As Lapouble Or Domingo Cura, He Recorded Two Fundamental Pieces In The Impulse! Label Catalogue In Sessions Held In Argentina And Los Angeles And Also Toured Across Various Countries. The Daily Sold-Out Shows At The Regina Theater In Buenos Aires And Their Overwhelming Performance At Montreux Festival Are Still Well Remembered. It Is Therefore Out Of Question That Adalberto Cevasco Belongs To That Top-Level League Of Musicians Whose Talent Has Also Contributed To Enhance Those Who Accompany Them. The History Of This Album Begins With An Encounter. Adalberto Cevasco Joins Rodolfo Alchurrón's Jazz-Funk Project Sanata Y Clarificación As Bassist And Meets Litto Nebbia, Who Is Invited To Sing Along. Some Years On, When Nebbia's Melopea Record Company Was Developing, He Would Receive A Cassette With A Collection Of Demos Recorded By Cevasco Over The Years. Some Of...

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