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World | Sep 2003

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2003-09-30
From southern France (near Arles) this gypsy band plays flamenco guitar with style and does a nice job moving into more contemporary folk music. Great guitars (plus some vocals & percussion). Slightly in the “easy listening” camp at times, but overall quite good.

1. Uptempo & catchy w/claps/vox/guitar.
*2. Relaxed and relaxing w/some nice vocals.
3. Melodic and low-key instrumental. Lovely.
*4. Fast vocals/guitars/percussion. Nice energy.
5. Slow & kind of sad. Blend of voices/guitars. Gentle.
6. Mid-tempo modern flamenco instrumental.
7. Uptempo & lively flamenco party.
8. Midtempo w/female voice la-la-ing all over the place.
*9. Strong guitar work. Mid/uptemo & melodic.
10. Uptempo w/strong male vocals & good guitars.
*11. Slower and dramatic w/good vocals.
12. Downtempo & new-agey.
*13. Fast w/a fun chorus and lively guitars.
*14. Well-paced & arranged medley of tunes.

9/2003

Recent airplay

Sueno Gitano
At the Cafe Bohemian — Dec 16, 2003
Le Mas De La Pousaraque
At the Cafe Bohemian — Dec 09, 2003
Medley
At the Cafe Bohemian — Nov 25, 2003
Sueno
Morning Glory — Nov 15, 2003
Fiesta Camargue
At the Cafe Bohemian — Nov 11, 2003
Hommage a Manitas
told ya so! — Nov 10, 2003

Charting

2003-10-13 — 2003-12-15 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Dec 14 1
Nov 30 1
Nov 16 3
Nov 2 1
Oct 26 3

Track listing

1. Juan Bautista
2. El Coco
3. Cheval Camargue
4. Fiesta Camargue
5. Les Saintes Marries De La Me
6. Hommage a Manitas
7. La Luna Y Le Toro
8. Sueno Gitano
9. Le Mas De La Pousaraque
10. Casamiento
11. Anos 2002
12. Sueno
13. Locura
14. Medley