A film score masterpiece from a Latin jazz innovator
A controversial work that turns political tensions in South America into music.
This work, produced as the soundtrack for the film "Under Fire," expresses the heavy theme of the Central American revolution through music. Barbieri's tenor saxophone has an intensity that borders on shouting, and it exquisitely blends Latin rhythms with jazz improvisation. It is an ambitious work that questions the relationship between politics and music.
A:
1)
El Parana
2)
Yo Le Canto A La Luna
3)
Antonico
B:
1)
Maria Domingas
2)
El Sertao
Bass - Stanley Clarke
Co-producer - Lillian Seyfert
Drums - Roy Haynes (A1)
Drums, Percussion - Airto Moreira
Guitar - John Abercrombie
Liner Notes [In French] - Laurent Goddet
Liner Notes [in English] - Robert Palmer (3)
Percussion - James M'tume
Percussion [Dumbeg] - Moulay "Ali" Hafid
Photography By [Cover] - K. Abe
Photography By [Liner] - Ray Ross
Piano, Electric Piano [Rhodes] - Lonnie Liston Smith
