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This State College-based quintet returns to The State Theatre to bring you the first live jazz since February, 2020. You’ll hear great tunes from classic and modern jazz eras.
Trumpeter Barry Long is the director of jazz studies at Bucknell University. His own group Freedom Songs has performed at the State several times.
Kevin Lowe is the drummer in the Zeropoint Big Band, Erin Condo & the Hoofties, and Lemont. He is widely known as a sensitive and versatile musician.
Bob Hart is the bassist in Zeropoint and Pure Cane Sugar. Bob has toured with Debbie Harry, Van Dyke Parks, and Kat Edmondson.
Listen how the rhythm goes
Listen how the rhythm goes
25 de julio de 2021, 2:19
Oye cómo va (Listen how it goes)
By Charly Morales Valido, Chief Correspondent/San Salvador
Chicano hero of the electric guitar, Carlos Santana, responsible for tunes that we have heard over and over again without even suspecting that they are his celebrated his 74th birthday last July 20th. Among them include, for example, Incident at Neshabur or several tracks from his album Supernatural. However, perhaps the first Santana song that was popular in Cuba was the catchy Oye cómo va, a Latin rock version of a mambo long credited to Puerto Rican Tito Puente, in turn inspired by Chanchullo, by Cuban bassist Israel Cachao López.
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More Than A Hundred Albums Later, Tito Puente Is Still Going Strong.
By Dave McElfresh
LUCKY FOR THE music world, a torn ankle tendon meant that
the young Tito Puente had to give up an anticipated dancing career.
Had he not, the stateside influence of Latin music would ve been
greatly diminished. (For starters, Carlos Santana would ve gone
without his career-boosting hit, Oye Como Va, a Puente
composition.) So whaddya do when you can no longer trip the light fantastic?
In Puente s case, he learned to play timbales, congas, bongos,
saxophone, piano and vibes. He also studied music at Julliard
under the G.I. Bill, following his WWII service. Big band music