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Salsero Del Mes • Jerry Conzález Discografía SALSERO DEL MES • JERRY CONZÁLEZ DISCOGRAFÍA El maestro Jerry González participó en la grabación de discos ganadores de un Grammy como lo son: Unfinished Masterpiece, Eddie Palmieri. Año 1974. Jerry González: Congas On Broadway, Tito Puente. Año 1983. Jerry Gonzalez: Congas, Flugelhorn Turning Point, McCoy Tyner. Año 1992. Jerry González: Percusión Journey, McCoy Tyner. Año 1993. Jerry González: Congas, Percusión, Trompeta Por: Sergio A. Rendón Ángel • Para: www.latinastereo.com • Medellín, Diciembre de 2018 SALSERO DEL MES • JERRY CONZÁLEZ DISCOGRAFÍA Participó también en los álbumes premiados con el Grammy Latino: Cositas Buenas, Paco de Lucía. Año Jerry González: Trompeta Picasso en mis Ojos, Diego El Cigala. Año 2005. Jerry González: Trompeta JERRY GONZALEZ DISCOGRAFIA 1. Jerry González - Ya Yo Me Curé, American Clavé – AMCL 1001, Formato: LP Año 1980. Lado A: Créditos: 1. Agüeybana Zemi 6:43 Backing Vocals – Milton Cardona 2. Nefertiti Written-By – (tracks: 1) Wayne Shorter 8:19 Bass, Coro – Andy González 3. Ya Yo Me Curé 5:18 Bata – Gene Golden (2) 4. The Lucy Theme 2:53 Coro – Carlos Mestre Lado B: Drums – Don Alias (tracks: 5) 1. Evidence Written-By – Electric Guitar – Edgardo Miranda Thelonious Monk 8:57 Güiro, Percusión – Vincente George 2. Baba Fieden Orisha 6:43 Lead Vocals, Bata – Frankie Rodríguez 3. Caravan Written-By – Piano – Hilton Ruiz Duke Ellington 8:17 Saxophone, Coro – Mario Rivera (2) Timbales – Nicky Marrero Trombón – Steve Turre Trombón, Coro – Papo Vázquez Trompeta, Flugelhorn, Coro – Jerry González Por: Sergio A. Rendón Ángel • Para: www.latinastereo.com • Medellín, Diciembre de 2018 SALSERO DEL MES • JERRY CONZÁLEZ DISCOGRAFÍA 2. Jerry Gonzalez & the Fort Apache Band – The River Is Deep, Sello: Enja Records – ENJA 4040, Formato: LP, Año: 1983. Lado A: Congas, Bata, Percusión [Cheke 1. Elegu Written-By – Frankie Héctor "Flaco" Hernández] – Héctor Rodrigues 2:35 "Flaco" Hernández 2. Bebop Written-By – Dizzy Congas, Bells, Bata, Percussion Gillespie 11:15 [Chekere] – Gene Golden (2) 3. Rio Esta Hondo Written-By – Congas, Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Bells, Frankie Rodrigues 6:55 Coro – Jerry Gonzalez Coro, Drums [Trap], Bata, Percussion Lado B: [Chekere] – Steve Berrios 1. Guiro Apache Written-By – Jerry Guitar, Cuatro – Edgardo Miranda Gonzalez 1:47 Lead Vocals, Congas, Claves – Frankie 2. Parisian Thoroughfare Written- Rodrigues By – Bud Powell 13:05 Liner Notes – Jerry Gonzalez 3. Wawina Era Wo Written-By – Mixed by – Jon Fausty Frankie Rodríguez, Ángel Piano – Jorge Dalto Vásquez 6:45 Producer – Horst Weber, Matthias Winckelmann Créditos: Recorded by – Reinhard Zwierlein Alto Saxophone – Wilfredo Velez Timbales, Percussion [Guataca] – Bass Trombone, Trombone – Steve Nicky Marrero Turre Trombone – Angel "Papo" Vasquez Bass, Coro – Andy Gonzalez 3. Jerry Gonzalez and the Fort Apache Band – Obatalà, Sello: Enja Records – R1 79609. Formato: LP Año 1989. Lado A: Bass – Andy Gonzalez 1. Intro Written-By – J. Gonzalez Design [Album Design] – Elisabeth 2:27 Winckelmann 2. Nefertiti Written-By – W. Liner Notes – Russ Musto Shorter 10:22 Mastered by – W. Meyscheider 3. Obatalà Written-By – M. Percussion – Milton Cardona Cardona 7:13 Photography [Back] – Ivan Ramos 4. Siempre Junto a Ti Written-By – Angulo P. Delgado 7:58 Photography [Front] – Layos Lado B: Keresztes 1. Evidence Written-By – T. Monk Piano – Larry Willis 11:01 Producer – Matthias Winckelmann 2. Eighty-One Written-By – M. Recorded by – Ron Kurz Davis, R. Carter 14:48 Trumpet – Jerry Gonzalez Créditos: Por: Sergio A. Rendón Ángel • Para: www.latinastereo.com • Medellín, Diciembre de 2018 SALSERO DEL MES • JERRY CONZÁLEZ DISCOGRAFÍA 4. Jerry González - Rumba Para Monk, Sello: Sunnyside – SSC 1036D, Formato: CD Año 1989. 1. Monk's Mood 11:13 Drums, Bata, Timbales, Claves, 2. Bya-Ya 6:42 Shekere, Bells – Steve Berrios 3. Nutty 5:37 Liner Notes – Russ Musto 4. Little Rootie Tootie 9:45 Piano – Larry Willis 5. Misterioso 10:03 Producer – Jerry Gonzalez 6. Ugly Beauty 7:26 Tenor Saxophone – Carter Jefferson 7. Reflections 9:29 Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Congas, 8. Jackie-ing 11:29 Shekere, Bells, Guiro, Producer – Jerry Gonzalez Créditos: Written-By – Thelonious Monk Bass – Andy Gonzalez 5. Jerry Gonzalez & Fort Apache Band – Earthdance, Sello: Sunnyside – SSC 1050D. Formato: CD, Año: 1991. 1. Nightfall Written by – Larry 7. Los Roncos Written By – Jerry Willis 13:10 González 11:44 2. Fe Fi Fo Fum Written by – Créditos Wayne Shorter,8:11 Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone 3. Let's Call This Written by – – Joe Ford Thelonious Monkm11:53 Bass – Andy Gonzalez 4. When I Fall in Love Written by – Drums – Steve Berrios Victor Young & Eddie Heyman Piano – Larry Willis 11:19 Tenor Saxophone – Carter Jefferson 5. "81" Written by – Ron Carter Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Congas, 11:43 Producer – Jerry Gonzalez 6. Earthdance Written by – Joe Ford 7:55 6. Jerry Gonzalez and The Fort Apache Band – Moliendo Café - Coffee Rumba. Sello: Sunnyside – SSC 1061D. Formato: CD, Año 1993. 1. Obsesión - Pedro Flores 8:02 Creditos: 2. Verdad Amarga - Consuelo Andy González Bass Velázquez 7:35 Carter Jefferson Sax (Tenor) 3. Interior Motive - J. Ford 6:04 Christopher Drukker Design 4. Summertime - George Gershwin David Tan Photography / Ira Gershwin / DuBose Fort Apache Band Composer, Primary Heyward 5:42 Artist 5. Los Pingaleros - Fort Apache François Zalacain Release Coordinator Band / Jerry González 5:18 Jerry González Composer, Congas, 6. Stardust - Hoagy Carmichael / Flugelhorn, Percussion, Performer, Mitchell Parish 4:39 Primary Artist, Quinto, Trumpet 7. El Toro - Wayne Shorter 4:04 Jim Anderson Engineer 8. Moliendo Café - Hugo Blanco Joe Ford Flute, Sax (Alto), Sax 5:45 (Soprano), Saxophone 9. Corcovado - Antônio Carlos Larry Willis Piano Jobim 4:46 Makoto Kimata Executive Producer 10. To Wisdom the Prize - L. Willis Satoshi Hirano Producer 7:15 Steve Berrios Chekere, Chequere, Claves, Congas, Drums, Guataca, Güiro, Percusión Vivian Ara Illustration Por: Sergio A. Rendón Ángel • Para: www.latinastereo.com • Medellín, Diciembre de 2018 SALSERO DEL MES • JERRY CONZÁLEZ DISCOGRAFÍA 7. Jerry Gonzalez Crossroads, Fantasy, AÑO 1994. 1. Malandro - Larry Willis 7:40 11. Fort Apache - Jackie McLean 2. Rumba Columbia I - Steve 8:54 Berrios / Jerry González 1:07 12. Elegua 3:42 3. The Vonce - Joe Ford 5:13 4. Thelingus - Joe Ford 6:47 Músicos: 5. Guaguancó I - Steve Berrios / Jerry Gonzalez - Trumpet, Arranger, Jerry González 0:35 Conga, Flugelhorn, Main Performer, 6. Ezekiel Saw the Wheel - Flageolet Traditional 8:40 John Stubblefield-Saxo (Tenor) 7. Rumba Columbia II - Steve Steve Berrios-Percusión, Arranger, Berrios / Jerry González 0:46 Bells, Drums 8. Viva Cepeda - Cal Tjader 5:00 Joe Ford-Saxo (Alto), Saxo (Soprano) 9. Lament - J.J. Johnson 7:02 Andy González-Bass 10. Guaguancó II - Steve Berrios / Larry Willis-Piano, Arranger Jerry González 0:38 8. Jerry Gonzalez - Acoustic Masters II, Bobby Hutcherson, Craig Handy, Lenny White, Jerry Gonzalez – Atlantic, Año 1994. 1. 8/4 Beat - Bobby Hutcherson 5:25 2. Concrete Blues - Craig Handy 8:27 Créditos: 3. Pablo - Jane Getter / Lenny White Bass – Ron Carter 7:36 Drums – Lenny White 4. Little Waltz - Ron Carter 5:35 Piano – Mulgrew Miller 5. Wayne's World - Craig Handy 6:19 Producer – Lenny White 6. Second Thoughts - Mulgrew Miller Soprano Saxophone, Tenor 5:17 Saxophone, Flute – Craig Handy 7. I Don't Know Why - Lenny White Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Jerry Gonzalez 5:34 Vibraphone – Bobby Hutcherson 8. Stumblin' - Lenny White 3:12 9. When I Fall in Love - Victor Young 4:52 9. Jerry González, Pensativo, Sello Fantasy, Sello: Milestone Records – MCD 9242-2, CD Año 1995. 1. Give It Some Thought - Joe Ford Créditos: 6:40 Alto Saxophone – Joe Ford 2. Dance Cadaverous - Wayne Bass – Andy González Shorter 5:14 Congas – Jerry González 3. Midnight Train - John Drums – Steve Barrios Stubblefield 9:08 Flugelhorn – Jerry Gonzalez 4. Gonzilla - Jerry González 1:53 Marimba – Steve Barrios 5. So Near, So Far - Tony Crombie / Percussion – Steve Barrios Bennie Green 4:44 Piano – Larry Willis 6. A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing - Producer – Todd Barkan Billy Strayhorn 8:07 Soprano Saxophone – Joe Ford 7. Jungle Plum - Steve Barrios 2:09 Tenor Saxophone – John Stubblefield 8. Heidi Ho - Joe Ford 6:55 Trumpet – Jerry Gonzalez 9. Ruby, My Dear - Thelonious Monk 6:57 Por: Sergio A. Rendón Ángel • Para: www.latinastereo.com • Medellín, Diciembre de 2018 SALSERO DEL MES • JERRY CONZÁLEZ DISCOGRAFÍA 10. Impressions con Afro Blue Band, Fantasy, Sello: Milestone Records – MCD-9237-2 Año 1995. 1. Impressions - John Coltrane Glenn Cronkhite - Cymbals, Percussion 10:10 Hilton Ruiz - Composer, Guest Artist, Piano 2. Lonnie's Lament - John Coltrane Jerry Gonzalez - Congas, Flugelhorn, Percussion 5:32 Lionel Cole - Synthesizer 3. Afro Blue - Mongo Santamaria Mario Rivera - Cornet, Flute, Sax (Soprano), Sax 9:25 (Tenor), Timbales 4. Tonesville - Arthur Barron 6:47 Mark Levine - Piano 5. Latin Jazzdance - Arthur Barron Mel Martin - Clarinet (Bass), Flute, / Hilton Ruiz 6:15 Flute (Alto), Piccolo, Sax (Alto), Sax 6. Señor Blues - Horace Silver 6:08 (Tenor) 7. For Pearl - Hilton Ruiz 5:41 Melton Mustafa - Trumpet 8. The Phantom - Arthur Barron Mike Krowiak - Engineer 4:47 Nicole Yarling - Violin, Vocals Credits Phoenix Rivera - Drums Ángel Papo Vásquez- Trombón. Steve Berrios - Bells, Claves, Congas Arthur Barron - Composer, Flauta, Saxo (Alto), Steve Neil - Bass Saxo (Tenor) Todd Barkan - Liner Notes, Producer David Liebman - Guest Artist, Sax (Soprano) 11. Jerry González & the Fort Apache Band, Fire Dance, Fantasy, Año 1996. 1. Isabel, the Liberator 15:21 Creditos: 2. Elegua - Frankie Rodrigues / Andy González Bass Traditional 8:10 George Horn Mastering 3. Today's Nights 10:46 Jamie Putnam Design 4. Verdad Amarga 10:59 Jerry González & the Fort Apache 5. Let's Call This - Thelonious Band Monk 18:19 Jerry González Congas, Flugelhorn, 6. Ugly Beauty - Thelonious Monk Trumpet 6:33 Joe Ford Sax (Alto), Sax (Soprano) John Abbott Photography John Stubblefield Sax (Tenor) Larry Willis Piano Michael Semanick Remixing Phil Carroll Art Direction Steve Berrios Drums, Percussion Todd Barkan Producer 12.
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