Tenderness (album)
| Tenderness | |
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| Studio album by Kip Hanrahan | |
| Released | 1990 |
| Genre | Experimental, Dark Latin |
| Label | American Clave (AMCL 1016-17) |
| Producer | Kip Hanrahan |
Tenderness is a dark experimental [Latin Jazz meets Downtown Music] recording (concept album) under the musical direction of Kip Hanrahan.[1]
Track listing
- '...Faith In The Pants, Not In The Prick...' (Vallejo's Folk Song) - 5:37
- '...When I Lose Myself In The Darkness And Pain Of Love, No, This Love...' - 5:37
- '...She Turned So That Maybe A Third Of Her Face Was In This Fuckin' Beautiful Half-Light...' - 4:31
- '...At The Same Time, As The Subway Train Was Pulling Out Of The Station...' - 4:29
- '...I Told Him 'I Don't Have To Be Beaten To Be Understood'...' - 6:01
- '...Look, The Moon...' (Diahnne's) - 5:05
- '...Half Of Sex Is Fear...' - 6:26
- Gillian's Folk Song - 3:47
- History - 5:15
- '...There Was Something About His Anger That Was So...Inaccessible To Me...' - 5:45
- '...If I Knew How To, If I Knew What Muscles To Relax...' - 3:13
- '...You're No Pimp, And I'm Certainly No Whore...' - 1:31
- Deep Summer - 4:13
- '...Look, The Moon...' (Carmen's) - 5:44
- In Place Of An Epilog: Lullabye For My Daughter - 3:04
- In Place Of A Morale: Geography - 5:05
Personnel
- Milton Cardona: Percussion, Congas[2][3]
- Sting: First Person Singular Voice, Electric Bass
- Alfredo "Chocolate" Armenteros: Trumpet
- Fernando Saunders: First Personal Singular Voice, Electric Bass[4]
- Kip Hanrahan: First Personal Singular Voice, Percussion, Composer, Arranger, Producer
- Andy González: Acoustic Bass[5][6][7][8]
- Giovanni Hidalgo: Percussion, Congas, Quinto
- Chico Freeman: Tenor Saxophone
- Lucy Penebaz: First Personal Female Singular Voice
- Diahnne Abbott: First Personal Female Singular Voice
- Carmen Lundy: First Personal Female Singular Voice
- Leo Nocentelli: Electric and Acoustic Guitars
- Ignacio Berroa: Drums, Traps
- Don Pullen: Piano
- Robbie Ameen: Drums, Traps
- Andrew Cyrille: Drums, Traps
- Marvin Smith: Drums, Traps
- Cecilia Engelhardt: Percussion
- Richie Flores: Percussion, Congas
- Alfredo Triff: Violin
References
- ↑ Tenderness Album Facts @ American Clave
- ↑ Milton Cardona Biography
- ↑ Latin Percussion Bio Site
- ↑ Lou Reed's All Time Bass Player, Recording Artist & Music Collaborator
- ↑ American Clave. Andy Gonzalez Biography
- ↑ Jazz Times Magazine. Andy Gonzalez: Road to Recovery (Written by Bill Milkowski)
- ↑ New York Daily News. Andy Gonzalez Latin Jazz Bass Player
- ↑ The Brooklyn Rail. Bass Rules: Israel “Cachao” Lopez and Andy Gonzalez: From Mambo to Salsa
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