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Genre:Jazz, Classical, Folk World & Country Style:Gypsy Jazz, Flamenco
Tracklist:
A1. Seguiriya A2. Classical Improvisation No. 1 A3. Classical Improvisation No. 2 A4. Classical Improvisation No. 3 B1. La Cana B2. Improvisation On Traditional Flamenco No. 1 B3. Improvisation On Traditional Flamenco No. 2 B4. Improvisation On Traditional Flamenco No. 3
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Bottom of front cover: “ELECTRONICALLY RE-RECORDED TO SIMULATE STEREO.”
Back cover: “CARLOS MONTOYA was born in Madrid. He is, as the Spaniards say, ‘gitano per los cuatro costados’ (or ‘gypsy on all four sides’). This directly affects his music and playing, for to play Flamenco one must have at least some gypsy in the blood. Herein lies the difference in approach which distinguishes Flamenco from classical guitar. As Carlos says, ‘Flamenco must come from the heart.’ And he does not read music, so in his case, this statement is borne out by his very inspiration.”
One of the most interesting things to realize about these performances is that Montoya creates as he goes along. These are his original compositions, based on the Spanish gypsy tradition.”
Total length of side 1, “Solo guitar”: 20:18.
Total length of side 2, “Flamenco singing with guitar”: 19:26.
