Jazz

Tony Guerrero - The Thing Is... (2015)

2019-02-03T15:46:48Z

Tony Guerrero - The Thing Is... (2015)


1. See Blues
2. The Thing Is
3. She's Gone
4. Honey and Tea (feat. Gina Saputo)
5. Caribbean Cocktail
6. Children of Sanchez
7. Stinky Feet
8. Soul Kitchen
9. My Whole World (feat. Gina Saputo)
10. The Boy from Altadena
11. Blues for Watcha Got
12. Rhapsody
13. Sunday Morning

Tony Guerrero - Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Robert Kyle - Sax & Flute
Dave Siebels - Organ & Piano
David Miller - Bass
Matt Johnson - Drums & Bongos
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Gina Saputo - Vocal (4, 9)
Francisco Torres - Trombone (11)
Gannin Arnold - Guitar (13)

Over the past several years, I have had the great pleasure of performing with these fine musicians and gentlemen. We’ve done hundreds of gigs together and learned how to read each other well. We are intimately acquainted with each other’s sound, our strengths and weaknesses, our musical preferences and influences. And, to top it off, we’re great friends. Simply put, these are some of the coolest guys around and I am incredibly fortunate to get to make music with them. And if you enjoy listening to this CD even half as much as we enjoy playing together, I’ll be thrilled! Dig? Dig! ---Tony Guerrero, cdbaby.com

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Tony Guerrero – Apasionado (2008)

2010-05-08T11:31:38Z

Tony Guerrero – Apasionado (2008)


01 - Fire Dance 5:40
02 - Apasionado 5:08
03 - Little Flower 3:50
04 - Puerto Nuevo 5:39
05 - Gabriella 4:02
06 - Amando 5:28
07 - What the Heart Dreams 6:06
08 - A Song for Nico 4:49
09 - Flutterbye 5:33
10 - Jacala 5:31
11 - Sunlight 3:50
12 - You Can Close Your Eyes 4:47

Tony Guerrero (trumpet, flugelhorn, keyboards); 
Sara Gazarek (vocals); 
Grant Geissman, Gannin Arnold (guitar); 
Robert Kyle (flute, alto flute, saxophone); 
Eric Marienthal, Jeff Kashiwa (saxophone); 
Bill Cantos (piano, 
Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards); 
Drew Hester (vibraphone); 
Mike Shapiro (drums, percussion); 
John "Hot Fat Reynolds" Ferraro (drums).

One of contemporary jazz's most diverse and dynamic performers over the past two decades, Tony Guerrero has amassed a dizzyingly eclectic résumé since breaking onto the scene as a solo artist with his first three independent releases in the late '80s and early '90s, Tiara, Different Places, and Another Day, Another Dream. With the release of his highly anticipated Native Language Music debut, Apasionado, the multi-talented flügelhornist, trumpeter, keyboardist, composer, and producer celebrates not only 20 years as a recording artist, but also his lifelong affinity for the music of his Mexican-Italian heritage as well as Brazilian samba and bossa nova. The disc's 12 tracks feature some of Southern California's most storied players who also happen to be the flügelhornist's longtime friends and collaborators. In addition to the core rhythm section of pianist and keyboardist Bill Cantos, bassist Jerry Watts, and drummer Mike Shapiro, the disc features key contributions from Brian Bromberg (bass); guitarists Grant Geissman and Gannin Arnold; drummer John Ferraro; saxophonists Jeff Kashiwa (a Native Language labelmate) and Eric Marienthal; cellist Christie Staudhammer; vibraphonist Drew Hester; and saxman/alto flutist Robert Kyle, who is a member of Guerrero's popular progressive cocktail lounge/fusion ensemble the Hi-Fi Quintet. After 11 all-instrumental, flügelhorn-driven tracks that find Guerrero applying his melodic grace to Italian, Brazilian, and Latin vibes and rhythms on bossas like "Little Flower" and "Sunlight" and the samba-influenced "Fire Dance," "Puerto Nuevo," and "Flutterbye," Apasionado closes with a beautiful and sensual vocal by acclaimed jazz singer Sara Gazarek on a soulful cover of James Taylor's "You Can Close Your Eyes." Along the way, Guerrero performs songs inspired by family members near and dear to him -- the lush, gentle ballads "Gabriella" (for his two-year-old daughter) and "A Song for Nico" (for his infant son Nicolas) and the vibrant, easy funk brassy jam "Jacala," named for the town in Mexico where Guerrero's dad was born. Other songs capturing the energy and romantic charms that underlie every song are the highly percussive, soaring "Amando" ("loving" in both Spanish and Portuguese) and "What the Heart Dreams." ---Jonathan Widran, Rovi

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Tony Guerrero – Ballads (2002)

2010-05-08T10:15:34Z

Tony Guerrero – Ballads (2002)


1 - Heartbeat 	4:44 
2 - Love's Gift 	5:01
3 - The Moment 	5:03
4 - Romance 	6:35 
5 - Mysterie 	4:31
6 - All Night Long	 5:21
7 - Beautiful 	4:42
8 - First Love 	4:23
9 – Midnight	 5:01

Tony Guerrero is one of the leading contemporary jazz trumpet players for over a decade. His previous CD's have garnered him massive radio airplay, critical acclaim and a world-wide audience. "Ballads" is a beautiful collection of romantic R&B influenced instrumental jazz featuring his smooth muted trumpet sound. ---cdbaby.com

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