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Masters of Flamenco Guitar

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Artist: Various Artists
Label: Blue Note Records
Category: Music

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Sales Rank: 18,582

Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5

UPC: 724385927324
EAN: 0724385927324
ASIN: B000005HA9

Release Date: November 25, 1997
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Tracks:

•	Zapateado - Sabicas
•	Taranta 'Camino De Linares' - Sabicas
•	Bulerias 'Con Un Clavel' - Sabicas
•	Alegrias 'Salero Gaditano' - Sabicas
•	Farruca 'El Albacin' - Sabicas
•	Siguiriyas 'Serrana Juncal' - Nino Ricardo
•	Fandangos 'Martisma De Hueiva' - Nino Ricardo
•	Soleares 'Gitana Gaditana' - Nino Ricardo
•	Malguena 'Velez-Malaga' - Nino Ricardo
•	Zapateado - Nino Ricardo
•	Pregon 'Liego El Frutero' - Manolo De Huelva
•	Fandangos Por Solea 'Yo No Me Hubiera Perdido' 'Ruegale A Dios Por Salud' - Manolo De Huelva
•	Malaguena 'No Te Hagas Ilusiones' - Manolo De Huelva
•	Fandangos 'Ese Me Gusto Seria'/'Ni Hermosa Ni Dinero' - Manolo De Huelva
•	Bulerias - Melchor De Marchena
•	Tanguillos De Cadiz - Melchor De Marchena
•	Sevillianas - Melchor De Marchena
•	Penteras - Melchor De Marchena
•	Serranas - Melchor De Marchena
•	Soleares - Melchor De Marchena

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Editorial Reviews:

Amazon.com
Many subtly varied kinds of music fall under the rubric of flamenco, which is a style of singing, dancing, and even living, as well as playing the guitar. This collection presents a good guitar selection, highlighted by the polished technique of Sabicas, the profundity of Manolo de Huelva, and the sheer brilliance of Melchor de Marchena. There is a drastic change of atmosphere in the transition from track 10 (a zapateado played by Nino Ricardo) to track 11: Manolo de Huelva accompanying the voice of Manuel Vallejo. Suddenly we are in a cuadro, the natural environment of flamenco, with a group of participants clapping, stamping their feet, and shouting encouragement to the musicians. No longer is it just a man sitting alone on a stage or in a studio, playing the guitar fluently and flawlessly; this is cante hondo, the heart of flamenco, intense and astringent, and the best of this disc's many flavors. --Joe McLellan