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Artist: Renaud Garcia-Fons
Album: Alboreá
Format: FLAC + MP3 (320k/s)
Size: 302 + 124 MB (inc. covers)
Label: Enja (1996)
Total time: 52:32
Genre: jazz, world fusion

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Artist: Radio Tarifa
Album: Fiebre (Live in Toronto)
Year: 2002
Label: Ariola (2003)
Total time: 68:05
Genre: world, flamenco, gipsy
Format: FLAC + MP3 (320)
Size: 446 +163 MB (inc. covers)

Genre: Blues
Styles: Regional Blues, Slide Guitar Blues, Pre-War Gospel Blues, Pre-War Blues, Delta Blues, Pre-War Country Blues, Country Blues, Acoustic Blues
Format: mp3 (320)
Size: 82 mb
Total time: 56:23

Artist:  Lou Donaldson
Albums: Wailing with Lou
Released: 1957
Label: Blue Note
Quality: mp3 CBR 320
Size: 83.4 МБ
Tracks: 6

Wailing With Lou is an appropriate title for this enjoyable set of straight-ahead bop. Whether he’s riding the propulsive rhythms of “Caravan” or settling down into a ballad, Donaldson takes the center stage with his surprisingly full alto tone. He still displays a clear Charlie Parker influence, but he is beginning to break free and develop his own style. In particular, he relies on bluesy runs more than Bird, which give his music a soulful edge. But what makes Wailing With Lou so enjoyable is the hot interplay between Donaldson, trumpeter Donald Byrd, pianist Herman Foster, bassist Peck Morrison and drummer Art Taylor. All five musicians give enthusiastic, infectious performances. There’s nothing out of the ordinary here — just hard-driving bop and sensitive ballads, which are sure to please fans of the style. AMG

Artist:Zoot Sims
Albums: Down Home
Release 1960
Label: Bethlehem
Genre: Bop
Quality: MP3 @ 320kbps
Size: Part1- 97,6MB Part2 - 65,5MB + scans
Tracks: 14

Artist: Terje Rypdal
Album: Bleak House
Format: FLAC + MP3 (320k/s)
Size: 237 + 75 MB (covers)
Year: 1968
Label: Polydor (1999)
Total time: 33:09
Genre: jazz

Artist: Joe Zawinul
Album: My People
Year: 1992-1996
Format: FLAC + MP3 (320k/s)
Size: 357 + 124 MB (full scans)
Label: Escapade Music (1996)
Total time: 52:40
Genre: world, jazz

Artist: Shirley Bassey
Title Of Album: Greatest Hits
Year Of Release: 2000
Label: EMI
Genre: Vocal
Quality: 320kbs
Total Time: 01:09:03
Total Size: 148mb

Artist : Quincy Jones and Harry Arnold

Album : Quincy Jones and Harry Arnold Big Band

Year : 1958

Genre : jazz big band

Format: MP3

File: 96 MB (incl. personnel)

Bitrate : 320 kbps

Songs : 19

Artist : Larry Coryell

Album : Standing Ovation

Label : The Orchard

Year : 1978

Genre : jazz guitar

Format : MP3

Bitrate : 320 kbps

Songs : 9

Artist: Kahil El’’Zabar’’s Ritual Trio with special guest Billy Bang
Album: Live At The River East Art Center
Label: Delmark Records (566)
Year: 2005
Genre: Jazz, Free Jazz, World Fusion, African
Format, bitrate: FLAC
Time: ~67 mins
Size: ~450 MB incl. 3% recovery (4 files)

Billed as “a jazz loft party,” this animated live session is a memorial of sorts to Malachi Favors, the original bassist in the Ritual Trio. Yosef Ben Israel fills Favors’’ shoes while Ari Brown plays gruff tenor sax, Billy Bang guests on violin and Kahil El’’Zabar leads on kalimba, drum kit, congas and other percussion. El’’Zabar’’s three originals are built on extended modal vamps, beginning with the Favors tribute “Big M” and continuing with the more swing-based “Return of the Lost Tribe.” David R. Adler, jazztimes.com

Artist:  Ry Cooder, Various Buena Vista Social Club

Albums: Buena Vista Social Club

Release 1997

Label: World Circuit

Genre: Latin/Jazz Gipsy

Quality: MP3 @ 320kbps

Size: 148 MB with covers & scans

Tracks: 14

Cuban Buena Vista Social Club Bassist “Cachaito” Lopez Dies

HAVANA—Cuban double-bassist Orlando “Cachaito” Lopez, a member of the Buena Vista Social Club, died in Havana, a family member told Efe. He was 76.

“He was ill for more than a month and a half. First he was operated for a hernia and then the prostate, but complications set in, he had kidney failure and died,” his sister-in-law, Rosa Garcia Maden, said.

The funeral for Lopez, who died on Monday, has not yet been scheduled because the family is waiting for the arrival of his daughters, who live in Spain and are going through the procedures required for traveling to Havana.

One of his fellow musicians in the Buena Vista Social Club, trumpet player Luis Manuel “Guajiro” Mirabal, told Efe that “for the group it’s an irreparable loss. He was a great musician, a great friend, his passing is felt very deeply.”

Born in Havana on Feb. 2, 1933, Lopez grew up in a family of musicians: his father, Orestes Lopez, and his uncle Israel “Cachao” Lopez gained fame as double-bassists, composers and instrumentalists.

Orlando studied with his dad, joined the orchestra of Arcaño y sus Maravillas (Arcaño and his Marvels), was a member of the Riverside jazz band in 1954 and in 1960 played in the National Symphony Orchestra.

In 1966 he performed with the Cuban Modern Music Orchestra and in 1996 was chosen for the Buena Vista Social Club with other talented musicians, some now deceased, such as singers Ibrahim Ferrer and Pio Leyva, singer-songwriter Compay Segundo and pianist Ruben Gonzalez. EFE

This album is pure gold. Gathering together many of the masters of Cuban music, Cooder, with his keen musical vision, allows the sweet unadulterated fruit of these musicians to be harvested in full splendor. At times, minimal touches of his signature slide guitar add flavor to the fluid piano, sultry horns, guitars and variety of percussion. You are wrapped in a slow, sensuous swirl of swaying Latino rhythms, classic and refined, married perfectly to warm, melodic vocal phrasings. Cooder calls featured pianist Rubén González “the greatest piano soloist I have ever heard”. “An album of exotic charm that enfolds you in a warm, passionate embrace” — NY Times.