Tag: Pinoy Jazz
Tropical Jazz Fusion
Grail time again! Tropical Jazz Fusion is exactly what it says on the tin. Killer Jazz fusion, Latin Jazz and vocals from some of the Philippines most talented vocalists of the eighties. Featuring Jacqui Magno, Lerma Dela Cruz, Louie Reyes, … Continue reading Tropical Jazz Fusion
Catch Up – Pinoy Grooves EP. 10 – Soho Radio
Listen here: Tracklist: 1) Bahay Kubo – Eddie Munji2) Samba Madrugada – Bong Penera3) The Happy Medium – Romy Posadas4) With Your Love Now – Joe Cruz & The Cruzettes5) Joy – Primo Kim6) Funk Pump – Smack7) Kung Ayaw … Continue reading Catch Up – Pinoy Grooves EP. 10 – Soho Radio
Pinoy Jazz Volume 5
More Jazz from the Philippines… Tracklist Balut – Joe Cruz & The Cruzettes Sham Time – The Romy Posadas Group Mahal Kita – Senor Z Wave – Bobby Enriquez Eleanor Rigby – The Third Wave Binibini – Nina de Rossa … Continue reading Pinoy Jazz Volume 5
Catch Up – Pinoy Grooves EP. 5 – Soho Radio
Listen Here: Tracklist: 1) Now Batukada – Dahil Sa Isang Bulaklak2) Eddie Munji – Maglalatik3) Ryan Cayabyab – Sitsiritsit Alibangbang4) Boy Katindig – Love Till The End Of Time5) Blackbuster – Whatcha Gonna Say6) The Hangmen – Pakipot7) Howlers – … Continue reading Catch Up – Pinoy Grooves EP. 5 – Soho Radio
Boy Katindig – After Midnight
Jazz Pianist and International Recording Artist, Boy Katindig, comes from a well-known clan of musicians who pioneered Latin Jazz in Manila. His father is Philippines’ jazz legend/pianist/arranger, Romy Katindig. He learned the rudiments of music from his father and uncles … Continue reading Boy Katindig – After Midnight
Now Batukada – Now Batukada
The Batukada band meaning the “Beat” in Brazilian started out as a group called Bato-Balani (circa 1972), that played at the U.P. Los Baños auditorium and the Thomas Jefferson Cultural Center. They were also back up band for Bong Penera … Continue reading Now Batukada – Now Batukada
The Romy Posadas Group – Posadas Posadas Posadas
Romy Posadas is considered to be one of the foremost Jazz pianists in the Philippines. It was at the Manhattan Club where Posadas started to learn the rudiments of Jazz. Opened in 1958, the Jazz club was located along Shaw … Continue reading The Romy Posadas Group – Posadas Posadas Posadas
Sticky – Sticky / Black Boogie
Here we have Sticky again with some more killer Pinoy Jazz Funk… Continue reading Sticky – Sticky / Black Boogie
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