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Gipsy Kings Roots Mp3, Flac, Wma Gipsy Kings Roots mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Latin Album: Roots Country: US Released: 2004 Style: Flamenco MP3 version RAR size: 1531 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1978 mb WMA version RAR size: 1869 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 729 Other Formats: RA VOC AA DXD WAV MMF VQF Tracklist Hide Credits Aven, Aven 1 Double Bass – Greg CohenGuitar – Canut*, Paco*, Pablo*Guitar [Lead] – Tonino*Guitar, 4:37 Vocals – André*Lead Vocals – Nicolas*Percussion – Cyro Baptista Legende 2 Accordion – Garth HudsonDouble Bass, Double Bass [Arco] – Greg*Lead Vocals, Guitar – 4:12 Canut*Producer [Additional] – Gildas Boclé Fandango (Patchai) 3 1:29 Vocals, Guitar – Patchai* Bolerias 4 Cajón – Mikail BaliardoDouble Bass – Greg*Guitar [Lead], Handclaps [Palmas] – 4:36 Tonino*Handclaps [Palmas] – André*, Nicolas*, Paco* Rhythmic Double Bass – Greg*Guitar [Lead] – Tonino*Guitar, Handclaps [Palmas] – Pablo*Handclaps 5 4:10 [Palmas] – André*, Diego*Lead Vocals, Guitar, Handclaps [Palmas] – Nicolas*Percussion – Cyro*Performer [Compás], Guitar – Paco* Como Siento Yo 6 Backing Vocals – André*Double Bass – Greg*Guitar [Lead] – Tonino*Lead Vocals, Guitar – 3:21 Nicolas*Percussion – Cyro* Amigo 7 Double Bass – Greg*Guitar – André*, Paco*, Pablo*Guitar [Lead] – Tonino*Lead Vocals – 3:45 Canut*Washboard – Cyro* Tarantas 8 2:58 Double Bass – Greg*Guitar – Diego*, Paco*Guitar [Lead] – Tonino* Fandango (Nicolas) 9 2:40 Vocals, Guitar – Nicolas* Boogie 10 Backing Vocals, Guitar – André*Double Bass – Greg*Guitar – Paco*, Paul*Guitar [Lead] – 3:23 Tonino*Lead Vocals – Nicolas*Washboard – Cyro* Nuages 11 3:08 Double Bass – Greg*Guitar – Paco*Guitar [Lead] – Tonino*Percussion – Cyro* Como Ayer 12 3:24 Double Bass – Greg*Guitar [Lead] – Tonino*Lead Vocals, Guitar – Nicolas*Vocals – André* Soledad 13 Double Bass – Greg*Guitar [Lead] – Tonino*Guitar, Vocals – André*Lead Vocals, Guitar – 5:57 Canut*Percussion – Cyro* Tampa 14 Double Bass – Greg*Guitar – Paco*Guitar [Lead] – Tonino*Kora – Yakouba 3:07 SissokoPercussion – Cyro* Hermanos 15 Double Bass – Greg*Guitar – Pablo*, Tonino*Percussion [Derbouka] – Bachir MokariShaker 3:05 – Cyro*Vocals, Guitar – Patchai* Petite Noya Accordion – Garth*Double Bass – Greg*Guitar – Pablo*Guitar [Lead], Handclaps [Palmas] – 16 3:40 Tonino*Guitar, Handclaps [Palmas] – Paco*Guitar, Vocals – André*Handclaps [Palmas] – Titi*Percussion – Cyro*Vocals – Patchai*Vocals, Guitar – Diego* Credits Artwork By [Design] – Doyle Partners Engineer [Second Engineer @ Le Mas De Gourgoubès, St-andré-de-buèges, France] – Rene Weis* Engineer [Second Engineer @ The Great Hall, Allaire Studios, Shokan, New York] – Matt Cullen Engineer [Third Engineer @ Le Mas De Gourgoubès, St-andré-de-buèges, France] – Gilles Quentin Executive Producer – Pascal Imbert, Peter Himberger Mastered By – Greg Calbi Other [Administration In France] – Claude Meyer, Trianon Hall Other [Booking - United States] – Jon Podell, Evolution, New York City Other [Management] – Pascal Imbert ([email protected]), Peter Himberger (www.impactartist.com) Other [Personal Assistant To The Gipsy Kings] – Richard Bru Other [Production Assistant] – Robin Smagacz Photography [All Other] – Rajak Ohanian, From Les Fils Du Vent Photography [Cover] – Lucien Clergue, From Les Gitans, Marval Collection Producer – Craig Street Recorded By, Mixed By – S. Husky Hoskulds Songwriter – Django Reinhardt (tracks: 11), The Gipsy Kings* (tracks: 1 to 10, 12 to 16), Xavier Padilla (tracks: 6) Notes Ⓟ&Ⓒ 2004 Nonesuch Records, a Warner Music Group Company. Made in the U.S.A. by WEA Manufacturing, Inc. Manufactured for BMG Direct. Recorded and Mixed for Eight-bit Audio. Recorded June 9-26, 2003, using Le Voyageur Il mobile studio, at Le Mas de Gourgoubès, St.-André- de-Buèges, France. Mixed at The Great Hall, Allaire Studios, Shokan, New York. Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York City. Craig Street uses ProAc monitors, Audio Research amplifiers and cables. All songs published by Colgems-EMI Music Inc. / Peter Maurice Music Inc. (ASCAP). Total Running Time : 57 mins, 31 secs Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 -7559-79841-2 5 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year 5153292 Gipsy Kings Roots (CD, Album) Sine 5153292 Europe 2004 EICP 353 Gipsy Kings Roots (CD, Album) Epic EICP 353 Japan 2004 Roots (CD, Album, Enh, 5153293000 Gipsy Kings Sine 5153293000 Russia 2004 Unofficial) Roots (CD, Album + DVD-V, 5153293 Gipsy Kings Sine 5153293 Europe 2004 PAL + Ltd, Sli) 79841-2 Gipsy Kings Roots (CD, Album) Nonesuch 79841-2 US 2004 Related Music albums to Roots by Gipsy Kings I'do - Love In City Rich Hopkins & Luminarios - Tombstone Loyal Until Death - Born Of Violence Gipsy Kings - Live The Wave Pictures - Instant Coffee Baby Bantastic Fand - Welcome To Desert Town Gipsy Kings - The Best Of The Gipsy Kings Gipsy Kings - Somos Gitanos.
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