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Jazzanova

Ira Kris*
Discos: Jazz / MPB

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Ficha técnica Discos

Sello	MPS
Estilo	Jazz / MPB
Año de Edición Original	1972
Instrumental

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Ira Kris (guitarra acústica)

Frank St. Peter (flauta), Juan Romero (guitarra acústica), Jimmy Woode (bajo), Tony Inzalaco (batería).

Reedición de 2014, remasterizada, con diferente portada de la del LP original (segunda foto).

"Bossa Nova and jazz-styled improvisation are an especially good combination. So said Venezuelan Juan Romero, who had a good understanding of South American folk music. He had also studied classical guitar at the music conservatory in Munich, Germany. Romero had listened to a lot of jazz albums but he had not had many chances to play jazz. That all changed after he met two Americans: guitarist Ira Kris and saxophonist/flutist Frank St.Peter moved to Munich and formed a trio with Romero. He taught the two seasoned jazz musicians South American rhythms and melodies. In exchange, Romero learned the ins and outs of jazz. It was a time that bossa nova was in the three found gigs in such famous clubs as Munich's Domicile and Stuttgart's Atlantic.
For their MPS album debut they expanded the trio into a quintet: bassist Jimmy Woode and drummer Tony Inzalaco, two more Americans jumped into the band. Inzalaco was the drummer in the Edelhagen Orchestra and Woode played in the Kenny Clark/Francis Boland Big Band. These two accomplished professionals showed they also had mastered the diverse Latin rhythms.
Jazzanova contains pieces from Brazilian stars Baden Powell and Edu Lobo as well as compositions from Kris and St.Peter.The album is a spirited reminder of the bossa nova boom and the many American musicians who were in Europe during the sixties and seventies."