Caldera - Dreamer
Caldera was an American band, that combined jazz, funk and rock with a wide variety of Latin music. 1970s fusion explorers like Return to Forever and Weather Report influenced Caldera, but its members were also influenced by everything from Earth, Wind & Fire's soul/funk to Afro-Cuban salsa, Brazilian samba and Andean/Peruvian music.
Members of Caldera, which was led by keyboardist Eduardo del Barrio and guitarist Jorge Strunz (Strunz & Farah), came from all over Latin America as well as parts of the United States. While bass player Dean Cortez and saxophonist Steve Tavaglione were US born, other members were born in Costa Rica (Strunz), Argentina (del Barrio), Cuba (drummer Carlos Vega) and Brazil (percussionist Mike "Baiano" Azevedo). In 1976, Caldera signed with Capitol and recorded its self-titled debut album, which was followed by Sky Islands in 1977, Time and Chance in 1978, and Dreamer in 1979. The four albums (all but their third have been reissued on CD) did not sell, and the band called it quits in 1979.
Caldera - Dreamer
Label: Capitol Records - ST-11952
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1979
Genre: Jazz, Latin
Style:Flamenco, Jazz-Funk, Latin Jazz
Tracklist
A1To Capture The Moon
A2Rain Forest
A3Dreamchild
A4Celebration
B1Reflections On Don Quixote
B2Brujerías (Witcheries)
B3Himalaya
Credits
Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute [Bamboo], Flute, Producer [Associate] - Steve Tavaglione
Bass - Gregg Lee
Congas, Timbales, Bata - Luis Conte
Drums, Bata - Alex Acuña
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Producer - Jorge Strunz
Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic], Synthesizer [Oberheim Polyphonic, Mini Moog, Prophet], Percussion, Producer - Eduardo Del Barrio
Percussion - Mike "Baiano" Azevedo
#Caldera #Dreamer #CapitolRecords #Vinylrecords #vinylrecordcollection #LP #1979 #latinjazz #Flamenco #JazzFunk #jazzfusion
#percussions #AlexAcuña
Caldera - Dreamer
Caldera was an American band, that combined jazz, funk and rock with a wide variety of Latin music. 1970s fusion explorers like Return to Forever and Weather Report influenced Caldera, but its members were also influenced by everything from Earth, Wind & Fire's soul/funk to Afro-Cuban salsa, Brazilian samba and Andean/Peruvian music.
Members of Caldera, which was led by keyboardist Eduardo del Barrio and guitarist Jorge Strunz (Strunz & Farah), came from all over Latin America as well as parts of the United States. While bass player Dean Cortez and saxophonist Steve Tavaglione were US born, other members were born in Costa Rica (Strunz), Argentina (del Barrio), Cuba (drummer Carlos Vega) and Brazil (percussionist Mike "Baiano" Azevedo). In 1976, Caldera signed with Capitol and recorded its self-titled debut album, which was followed by Sky Islands in 1977, Time and Chance in 1978, and Dreamer in 1979. The four albums (all but their third have been reissued on CD) did not sell, and the band called it quits in 1979.
Caldera - Dreamer
Label: Capitol Records - ST-11952
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1979
Genre: Jazz, Latin
Style:Flamenco, Jazz-Funk, Latin Jazz
Tracklist
A1To Capture The Moon
A2Rain Forest
A3Dreamchild
A4Celebration
B1Reflections On Don Quixote
B2Brujerías (Witcheries)
B3Himalaya
Credits
Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute [Bamboo], Flute, Producer [Associate] - Steve Tavaglione
Bass - Gregg Lee
Congas, Timbales, Bata - Luis Conte
Drums, Bata - Alex Acuña
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Producer - Jorge Strunz
Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic], Synthesizer [Oberheim Polyphonic, Mini Moog, Prophet], Percussion, Producer - Eduardo Del Barrio
Percussion - Mike "Baiano" Azevedo
#Caldera #Dreamer #CapitolRecords #Vinylrecords #vinylrecordcollection #LP #1979 #latinjazz #Flamenco #JazzFunk #jazzfusion
#percussions #AlexAcuña