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Tony Calman
Posted 2004-06-13 10:43 PM (#185250)
Subject: Check this out!! Our own "countryartist"



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No doubt Ottmar Liebert — whose success with Nouveau Flamenco way back when helped launch Lara's old label, Higher Octave Music, to national prominence — will continue to be the first name folks think of when they think of modern pop-flamenco. But this sharply played, powerfully rhythmic, and beautifully melodic collection, Lara's first since earning a Latin Grammy nomination for World Jazz as part of Lara & Reyes, should give Liebert's extensive catalog a run for its money. Fans of Sergio Lara and Joe Reyes who know of Lara only as a guitarist are also treated to his work on the ocarinas, guitar synth, acoustic and electric mandolins, ukulele, palmas, and cajon — all of which add an authentic Latin texture to the mix. The lighthearted, loping "Short Visit" is a catchy entry into an increasingly exotic experience that continues with the speedily played, percussion-intense "Makada" and the playful hum-along "Oyeme." On "La Llorona," Lara tones down for a deeper, introspective reflection that showcases the beauty of his higher-tone strings weaved over the mandolin. From there, he goes from balmy to quirky and witty, always finding new ways to weave his various strings into fascinating melody-harmony arrangements. While Lara has done solo projects before, his work with the duo has often made it difficult to see his talent as a virtual one-man band. While fans surely hope his time with Reyes continues, this exciting departure ranks as one of the best in this genre in recent memory. — Jonathan Widran

1. Short Visit (Lara) - 4:57
2. Makada (Lara) - 4:47
3. Oyeme (Lara) - 5:53
4. La Llorona (Traditional) - 4:02
5. Sabrosalsa (Lara) - 6:33
6. Pair o' Dice (Lara) - 5:00
7. Mis Paisajes (Lara) - 6:28
8. La Dama de la Vainilla (Lara) - 5:46
9. With the Rain (Lara) - 7:20
10. Kimes Park (Lara) - 6:12
11. Luly's Lullaby (Lara) - 0:55

Sergio Lara - Guitar (Acoustic), Mandolin, Percussion, Arranger, Ocarina, Ukulele, Producer, Cajon, Guitar Synth, Electronic Mandolin, Palmas

Polo Garcia - Design

Katia Lara - Electronic Mandolin

http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&uid=UIDSUB040406130921460098&sql=Al0jw7i64g7or
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Tony Calman
Posted 2004-06-13 10:49 PM (#185251 - in reply to #185250)
Subject: Re: Check this out!! Our own "countryartist"



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this is a better site to listen to samples:

http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=6712320&style=music&frm=lk_jzmtz
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Stevechapman
Posted 2004-06-14 11:33 AM (#185252 - in reply to #185250)
Subject: Re: Check this out!! Our own "countryartist"


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Location: Fayetteville, NC
What a Great CD! a couple of our stations are giving it some play and Sergio sent me a copy and all i Can Say is WOW!!!
Some great licks and alot of feeling goes into playing like he does...He is absolutely Fantastic.
and a pretty nice guy too! :D
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