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Any Willie Colón fan who couldn't understand why Colón and Hector Lavoe would want to go their separate ways must have been reassured by the recruitment of Rubén Blades to take his place in 1977. (Surely, no one could argue with the results of 1975's The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, which featured all three figures on one of the best LPs that any of them ever recorded, together or apart.) But Blades certainly wasn't a double for Lavoe; in fact, their styles were completely different. Lavoe was a spark plug of a sonero who could motivate the oldest abuela to get up and dance. Blades, while he may have had the ability to sound like a romantic crooner, only hit with a punch when he wanted to, instead pushing to the front his lyrical concerns with the underclass through a variety of storytelling modes (an interest he shared with Colón himself). There aren't any standout tracks like both its predecessor (The Good, the Bad, the Ugly) and successor (Siembra), but Metiendo Mano! was a worthy introduction to the two recording as twin leads. It's certainly an adventurous record. Colón kept only three arranging assignments for himself, which makes it sound less like a Willie Colón record (and is probably why it's remembered slightly less fondly than its bookends). Luis Ortiz's two excellent charts included one that sounded a much different note than Colón (the opener "Pablo Pueblo") as well as another that sounded as though Colón were writing it himself ("La Maleta"). Colón bolstered his strong brass lineup with additional power (including a tuba solo on the opener), and the lineup is a powerhouse (including frequent collaborator Yomo Toro on two tracks). Meanwhile, Blades proved his range, moving from raging first-person narratives to pastoral boleros -- with no lack of passion on each -- and although Colón is heard less here than on his previous classics, his lieutenants proved the confidence he had in them.
© John Bush /TiVo
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Salvador Cuevas, BassGuitar - Milton Cardona, Percussion, Chorus, Congas - José Torres, Piano - Tom Malone, Harp, Tuba - Ruben Blades, Chorus, Vocalist, MainArtist, ComposerLyricist, AcousticGuitar - Jon Fausty, MasteringEngineer - Willie Colon, Producer, Percussion, Trombone, Chorus, MainArtist - José Mangual Jr, Percussion, Bongos, Chorus, Maracas - Luis Perico Ortiz, WorkArranger - Nicky Marrero, Timbales - Papo Vasquez, Trombone - Sonny Bravo, Piano - Irv Greenbaum, MasteringEngineer - Joe Tarantino, MasteringEngineer
℗ 2024 Craft Recordings.
Salvador Cuevas, BassGuitar - Milton Cardona, Percussion, Chorus, Congas - José Torres, Piano - Tom Malone, Harp, Tuba - Ruben Blades, Chorus, Vocalist, MainArtist, AcousticGuitar - Jon Fausty, MasteringEngineer - Yomo Toro, AcousticGuitar - Willie Colon, Producer, Percussion, Trombone, Chorus, MainArtist, WorkArranger - José Mangual Jr, Percussion, Bongos, Chorus, Maracas - Félix Hernández, ComposerLyricist - Nicky Marrero, Timbales - Papo Vasquez, Trombone - Sonny Bravo, Piano - Irv Greenbaum, MasteringEngineer - Joe Tarantino, MasteringEngineer
℗ 2024 Craft Recordings.
Salvador Cuevas, BassGuitar - Milton Cardona, Percussion, Chorus, Congas - José Torres, Piano - Tom Malone, Harp, Tuba - Ruben Blades, Chorus, Vocalist, MainArtist, ComposerLyricist, AcousticGuitar - Jon Fausty, MasteringEngineer - Willie Colon, Producer, Percussion, Trombone, Chorus, MainArtist - José Mangual Jr, Percussion, Bongos, Chorus, Maracas - Luis Perico Ortiz, WorkArranger - Nicky Marrero, Timbales - Papo Vasquez, Trombone - Irv Greenbaum, MasteringEngineer - Joe Tarantino, MasteringEngineer
℗ 2024 Craft Recordings.
Salvador Cuevas, BassGuitar - Milton Cardona, Percussion, Chorus, Congas - José Torres, Piano - Tom Malone, Harp, Tuba - Frank Dominguez, ComposerLyricist - Ruben Blades, Chorus, Vocalist, MainArtist, AcousticGuitar - Jon Fausty, MasteringEngineer - Yomo Toro, AcousticGuitar - Willie Colon, Producer, Percussion, Trombone, Chorus, MainArtist - José Mangual Jr, Percussion, Bongos, Chorus, Maracas - Nicky Marrero, Timbales - Jerry Masucci, ExecutiveProducer - Papo Vasquez, Trombone - Joe Tarantino, MasteringEngineer
℗ 2024 Craft Recordings.
Salvador Cuevas, BassGuitar - Milton Cardona, Percussion, Chorus, Congas - José Torres, Piano - Catalino Curet Alonso, ComposerLyricist - Tom Malone, Harp, Tuba - Ruben Blades, Chorus, Vocalist, MainArtist, AcousticGuitar - Jon Fausty, MasteringEngineer - Willie Colon, Producer, Percussion, Trombone, Chorus, MainArtist, WorkArranger - José Mangual Jr, Percussion, Bongos, Chorus, Maracas - Nicky Marrero, Timbales - Papo Vasquez, Trombone - Irv Greenbaum, MasteringEngineer - Joe Tarantino, MasteringEngineer
℗ 2024 Craft Recordings.
Salvador Cuevas, BassGuitar - Milton Cardona, Percussion, Chorus, Congas - José Torres, Piano - Tom Malone, Harp, Tuba - Ruben Blades, Chorus, Vocalist, MainArtist, AcousticGuitar - Jon Fausty, MasteringEngineer - Eliseo Grenet, ComposerLyricist - Willie Colon, Producer, Percussion, Trombone, Chorus, MainArtist, WorkArranger - José Mangual Jr, Percussion, Bongos, Chorus, Maracas - Nicky Marrero, Timbales - Jerry Masucci, ExecutiveProducer - Papo Vasquez, Trombone - Irv Greenbaum, MasteringEngineer - Joe Tarantino, MasteringEngineer
℗ 2024 Craft Recordings.
Johnny Ortiz, ComposerLyricist - Salvador Cuevas, BassGuitar - Milton Cardona, Percussion, Chorus, Congas - José Torres, Piano - Tom Malone, Harp, Tuba - Ruben Blades, Chorus, Vocalist, MainArtist, AcousticGuitar - Jon Fausty, MasteringEngineer - Willie Colon, Producer, Percussion, Trombone, Chorus, MainArtist - José Mangual Jr, Percussion, Bongos, Chorus, Maracas - Luis Cruz, WorkArranger - Nicky Marrero, Timbales - Papo Vasquez, Trombone - Irv Greenbaum, MasteringEngineer - Joe Tarantino, MasteringEngineer
℗ 2024 Craft Recordings.
Salvador Cuevas, BassGuitar - Milton Cardona, Percussion, Chorus, Congas - José Torres, Piano - Tom Malone, Harp, Tuba - Ruben Blades, Chorus, Vocalist, MainArtist, ComposerLyricist, AcousticGuitar - Jon Fausty, MasteringEngineer - Leopoldo Pineda, Trombone - Willie Colon, Producer, Percussion, Trombone, Chorus, MainArtist - José Mangual Jr, Percussion, Bongos, Chorus, Maracas - Louis Ramirez, WorkArranger - Nicky Marrero, Timbales - Papo Vasquez, Trombone - Irv Greenbaum, MasteringEngineer - Joe Tarantino, MasteringEngineer
℗ 2024 Craft Recordings.
Salvador Cuevas, BassGuitar - Milton Cardona, Guitar, Percussion, Chorus, Congas - José Torres, Piano - Tom Malone, Harp, Tuba - Ruben Blades, Chorus, Vocalist, MainArtist, ComposerLyricist, AcousticGuitar - Jon Fausty, MasteringEngineer - Willie Colon, Producer, Percussion, Trombone, Chorus, MainArtist - José Mangual Jr, Percussion, Bongos, Chorus, Maracas - Luis Cruz, WorkArranger - Nicky Marrero, Timbales - Papo Vasquez, Trombone - Irv Greenbaum, MasteringEngineer - Joe Tarantino, MasteringEngineer
℗ 2024 Craft Recordings.
Albumbeschreibung
Any Willie Colón fan who couldn't understand why Colón and Hector Lavoe would want to go their separate ways must have been reassured by the recruitment of Rubén Blades to take his place in 1977. (Surely, no one could argue with the results of 1975's The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, which featured all three figures on one of the best LPs that any of them ever recorded, together or apart.) But Blades certainly wasn't a double for Lavoe; in fact, their styles were completely different. Lavoe was a spark plug of a sonero who could motivate the oldest abuela to get up and dance. Blades, while he may have had the ability to sound like a romantic crooner, only hit with a punch when he wanted to, instead pushing to the front his lyrical concerns with the underclass through a variety of storytelling modes (an interest he shared with Colón himself). There aren't any standout tracks like both its predecessor (The Good, the Bad, the Ugly) and successor (Siembra), but Metiendo Mano! was a worthy introduction to the two recording as twin leads. It's certainly an adventurous record. Colón kept only three arranging assignments for himself, which makes it sound less like a Willie Colón record (and is probably why it's remembered slightly less fondly than its bookends). Luis Ortiz's two excellent charts included one that sounded a much different note than Colón (the opener "Pablo Pueblo") as well as another that sounded as though Colón were writing it himself ("La Maleta"). Colón bolstered his strong brass lineup with additional power (including a tuba solo on the opener), and the lineup is a powerhouse (including frequent collaborator Yomo Toro on two tracks). Meanwhile, Blades proved his range, moving from raging first-person narratives to pastoral boleros -- with no lack of passion on each -- and although Colón is heard less here than on his previous classics, his lieutenants proved the confidence he had in them.
© John Bush /TiVo
Informationen zu dem Album
- 1 Disc(s) - 9 Track(s)
- Gesamte Laufzeit: 00:50:48
- Künstler: Ruben Blades Willie Colón
- Komponist: Various Composers
- Label: Fania
- Genre: World Music
© 2024 Craft Recordings. ℗ 2024 Craft Recordings.
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