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Had the album in the 1960's needless to say that was trashed due to excessive playing and not having decent equipment in those days and the process of dust cleaning of the needle by rubbing your finger across the needle while the speakers were on,to remove the dust, which was the norm in those days. I shudder as I reminisce of those days. I purchased this recording in DSD64 and as to be expected of HDTT team it was a superb & pristine transfer and I will continue to enjoy this recording as long as I have ears.
AustraliaA great example of mid-sixties latin jazz (if you're old enough to remember it). Really clean sound from a well-preserved tape - better than my record-playing system at that time! I downloaded the 192k PCM version.
Description:
Leader, Vibraphone [Vibes] – Cal Tjader
Bass – John Hilliard
Drums – Johnny Rae
Percussion – Alberto Valdes, Armando Peraza
Piano – Lonnie Hewitt
Track II info:
Arranged By – Gary McFarland
Bass – Bob Bushnell, Richard Davis
Drums – Grady Tate
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Heath
Trumpet – Donald Byrd
Recording Info: Transferred from a Verve 4-track tape
Producer – Creed Taylor
Engineer – Phil Ramone
Engineer [Director Of Engineering For Verve] – Val Valentin
Engineer [Re-record] – Rudy Van Gelder
Recorded at A. & R. Studios, New York City; November 20, 1964
Afro-Blue recorded at Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.
1. Soul Sauce (Guacha Guaro) 2:22
2. Afro-Blue 4:25
3. Pantano 3:22
4. Somewhere In The Night 3:12
5. Maramoor 4:00
6. Tanya 5:27
7. Leyte 5:18
8. Spring Is Here 4:00
8. Joao 4:55
Total Time: 37:01
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