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Gipsy Kings

Gipsy Kings Album: “Roots [Japan Bonus Track]”

Gipsy Kings Album: “Roots [Japan Bonus Track]”
Album Information :
Title: Roots [Japan Bonus Track]
Release Date:2004-06-15
Type:Unknown
Genre:World, Spanish
Label:Sony Japan
Explicit Lyrics:Yes
UPC:4547366014983
Track Listing :
1 Aven, Aven Video
2 Legende Video
3 Fandango
4 Bolerias Video
5 Rhythmic Video
6 Como Siento Yo Video
7 Amigo Video
8 Tarantas Video
9 Fandango
10 Boogie Video
11 Nuages Video
12 Como Ayer Video
13 Soledad Video
14 Tampa Video
15 Hermanos Video
16 Petite Noya Video
17 Canut Fandango
18 Mi Novia
Review - :
Fans of {\flamenco} icons {$the Gipsy Kings} have been waiting a long time for a record like {^Roots}. The group spent much of the last ten years churning out a sleek and heady mix of often-disposable {\worldbeat} that, while perfectly executed, never lived up to the promise of their hugely successful 1988 American/English debut. The aptly named {^Roots} finds the brothers {$Andre} and {$Nicolás Reyes} leading the veteran octet through 16 blistering tracks, bereft of the percussion and {\electronic} trickery that had plagued so many of their previous outings. The family collective rented a farmhouse in the south of France for the recording, and the results are nothing short of a revelation. From the opening notes of {&"Aven, Aven"} through the intimate campfire splendor of {&"Petite Noya,"} the bandmembers seem possessed by one another, trading stories through the only medium they understand, resulting in a listening experience that's almost mythological in scope. Between the infectious handclaps on {&"Rhythmic,"} the two visceral {&"Fandango"} pieces performed by {$Nicolás} and cousin {$Patchai Reyes}, and the pristine (field) production -- it's like an {$Alan Lomax} recording in 24-bit digital -- lie eight men out of time, playing for their country, their history, and most importantly, themselves. Highly recommended. [This Japanese version of the album includes bonus material.] ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide
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