Tracklisting:
A1 - Children Of Sanchez Overture 14:07
Vocals - Don Potter
A2 - Lullabye 3:48
French Horn - Jerry Peel
A3 - Fanfare 1:05
B1 - Pilgrimage (Part 1) 2:57
B2 - Pilgrimage (Part 2) 2:37
B3 - Consuelo's Love Theme 17:04
Vocals - Don Potter , Phyllis Hyman
C1 - Hot Consuelo 4:01
C2 - Death Scene 4:42
C3 - Market Place 3:08
C4 - Echano 2:32
C5 - Bellavia 3:15
C6 - Lullabye 3:37
Vocals - Don Potter
D1 - Medley 8:20
D2 - B'bye 8:27
D3 - Children Of Sanchez Finale 3:02
Vocals - Don Potter
Personnel & Credits:
Bass - Charles Meeks
Cello - Ron Leonard
Composed By, Conductor - Chuck Mangione
Concertmaster - Gerry Vinci
Drums, Timpani, Percussion, Congas, Timbales - James Bradley, Jr.
Engineer [Assistant] - Larry Swist , Michael Frondelli , Stillman Kelly
Engineer [Chief] - Mick Guzauski
Flugelhorn, Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic] - Chuck Mangione
French Horn - Brad Waarner, Dick Decker , George Stimpson
Guitar [Classical, Electric, Acoustic & 12 String] - Grant Geissman
Mastered By - Bob Ludwig
Mixed By, Edited By - Bill Reichenbach, Chuck Mangione , Gerry Vinci, Mick Guzauski
Producer - Chuck Mangione
Saxophone [Soprano & Tenor], Piccolo Flute, Flute, Flute [Alto], Clarinet - Chris Vadala
Trombone - Bill Reichenbach, Dana Hughes, Kai Winding, Mayo Tiana
Trumpet [Lead], Flugelhorn - Jeff Tkazyik
Vocals - Don Potter , Phyllis Hyman
Notes:
Recorded at Kendun Recorders, Burbank, CA. Mastered at Masterdisk, New York City.
Review:
Chuck Mangione composed this music for a film soundtrack in 1978, but it quickly took on a life of its own when it was released as a two LP set, garnering a loyalty the film never enjoyed. Its film origins certainly show both in the purely atmospheric quality of some of the music and in the earnest vocals and awkward lyrics that introduce the suite and later reappear. However, the simple themes and the powerful, minimal orchestrations brass and drums for funereal military music; cello, flute, guitar, and eerie voice for the very pretty "Consuelo's Love Theme" retain a strong appeal. Mangione's own performance on flügelhorn sometimes hinting at Miles Davis's Sketches of Spain transported to harsher terrain is frequently riveting, a darkly expressive, soulful element that conveys undiluted passion, sorrow, and joy.
By Adam Rains (Amazon.com) (Copyright © 2010 All rights reserved)
By Celo
A1 - Children Of Sanchez Overture 14:07
Vocals - Don Potter
A2 - Lullabye 3:48
French Horn - Jerry Peel
A3 - Fanfare 1:05
B1 - Pilgrimage (Part 1) 2:57
B2 - Pilgrimage (Part 2) 2:37
B3 - Consuelo's Love Theme 17:04
Vocals - Don Potter , Phyllis Hyman
C1 - Hot Consuelo 4:01
C2 - Death Scene 4:42
C3 - Market Place 3:08
C4 - Echano 2:32
C5 - Bellavia 3:15
C6 - Lullabye 3:37
Vocals - Don Potter
D1 - Medley 8:20
D2 - B'bye 8:27
D3 - Children Of Sanchez Finale 3:02
Vocals - Don Potter
Personnel & Credits:
Bass - Charles Meeks
Cello - Ron Leonard
Composed By, Conductor - Chuck Mangione
Concertmaster - Gerry Vinci
Drums, Timpani, Percussion, Congas, Timbales - James Bradley, Jr.
Engineer [Assistant] - Larry Swist , Michael Frondelli , Stillman Kelly
Engineer [Chief] - Mick Guzauski
Flugelhorn, Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic] - Chuck Mangione
French Horn - Brad Waarner, Dick Decker , George Stimpson
Guitar [Classical, Electric, Acoustic & 12 String] - Grant Geissman
Mastered By - Bob Ludwig
Mixed By, Edited By - Bill Reichenbach, Chuck Mangione , Gerry Vinci, Mick Guzauski
Producer - Chuck Mangione
Saxophone [Soprano & Tenor], Piccolo Flute, Flute, Flute [Alto], Clarinet - Chris Vadala
Trombone - Bill Reichenbach, Dana Hughes, Kai Winding, Mayo Tiana
Trumpet [Lead], Flugelhorn - Jeff Tkazyik
Vocals - Don Potter , Phyllis Hyman
Notes:
Recorded at Kendun Recorders, Burbank, CA. Mastered at Masterdisk, New York City.
Review:
Chuck Mangione composed this music for a film soundtrack in 1978, but it quickly took on a life of its own when it was released as a two LP set, garnering a loyalty the film never enjoyed. Its film origins certainly show both in the purely atmospheric quality of some of the music and in the earnest vocals and awkward lyrics that introduce the suite and later reappear. However, the simple themes and the powerful, minimal orchestrations brass and drums for funereal military music; cello, flute, guitar, and eerie voice for the very pretty "Consuelo's Love Theme" retain a strong appeal. Mangione's own performance on flügelhorn sometimes hinting at Miles Davis's Sketches of Spain transported to harsher terrain is frequently riveting, a darkly expressive, soulful element that conveys undiluted passion, sorrow, and joy.
By Adam Rains (Amazon.com) (Copyright © 2010 All rights reserved)
By Celo
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