Mauricio Einhorn
Jugando en Buenos Aires
Melopea Discos (Argentina) 1990
CM 041 (Cassette Tape)
sleeve : EX-(slightly wear on case.)
media : EX/EX
This is a 1987 album by Argentine harmonica player Mauricio Einhorn, produced by Litto Nebbia. It features a lineup of renowned musicians including Manolo Yanes, Jorge Gonzalez, and Roberto Fernandez, with Litto Nebbia also contributing on keyboards and vocals. The album showcases superb performances mainly focused on classic jazz styles, including standout tracks like A2—once played by Blue Note legends such as Bennie Green and Lou Donaldson—and the bossa nova masterpiece B2 by Antonio Carlos Jobim. However, the true highlights are A4, where Nebbia’s melancholic and mellow vocals gently speak over a lush soundscape of wetly resonating guitar, and B1, where a floating vocal delivery is gracefully wrapped in atmospheric synthesizers and a melancholic electric piano. Don’t miss the cover of B3, a track originally featured on one of Litto Nebbia’s most acclaimed albums. A very hard to find cassette tape version of this release is now in stock.
A3: Mirandinha
A4: Si No Son Más de Las Tres (El Bohemio)
B1: Verano (Estate)
B3: Más Allá de Palermo