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Paco De Lucia
"Entre Dos Aguas"
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"Entre Dos Aguas" features master guitarist Paco De Lucia playing fourteen highlights from his repertoire. Included are selections recorded in 1967, 1969, 1973, 1976 and 1981. Featured tracks are "Rio Ancho" (later rerecorded with the trio of De Lucia, John McLaughlin and Al DiMeola on the live "Friday Night In San Francisco") and "En La Caleta", a master solo performance. "Entre Dos Aguas" is a musical program in which emotional sparks fly. Pure flamenco in which the performance of the artist himself is what really matters. Music without concessions to the audience.
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06:02 |
Entre Dos Aguas
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Instrumental
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02:55 |
Zorongo Gitano
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Instrumental
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04:29 |
Rio Ancho
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Instrumental
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03:23 |
En La Caleta
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Instrumental
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05:05 |
Convite
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Instrumental
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04:52 |
Monasterio De Sal
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Instrumental
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02:36 |
Panaderos Flamencos
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Instrumental
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03:23 |
Punta Umbria
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Instrumental
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03:57 |
Chanela
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Instrumental
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02:59 |
La Nina De Puerta Oscura
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Instrumental
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04:12 |
Castro Marin
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Instrumental
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03:21 |
Gua'iras De Lucia
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Instrumental
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03:17 |
Mantilla De Feria
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Instrumental
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02:51 |
El Vito
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Instrumental
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Paco De Lucia |
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Guitar |
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Ramon De Algeciras |
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Second Guitar |
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Ricardo Modrego |
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Second Guitar on "Zorongo Gitano" |
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Larry Coryell |
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Acoustic Guitar on "Convite" |
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Alfredo Garrido |
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Production |
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Jose Torregrosa |
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Supervision |
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Gert Van Hoeyen |
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Digital Remastering |
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
