9 thoughts on “ Los Matadoros - Gabor Szabo - More Sorcery (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Jan 10,  · from "More Sorcery" (), Impulse!. Recorded live at The Jazz Workshop in Boston, April 14 & 15, Gabor Szabo, Jimmy Stewart - guitars ; Louis Kabok -.

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2. Jul 02,  · Gabor Szabo's More Sorcery Impulse Lp has not been reissued on CD in the U.S. Three songs from that Lp ("Los Matadoros," "Corcovado" and "People") were recorded at the Jazz Workshop in Boston, hence Impulse opted to add those three cuts as bonus tracks on the CD reissue of The Sorcerer, thereby putting all the Boston Jazz Workshop masters on one CD.. However, that decision .

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3. GABOR SZABO Vinyl Records and CDs: Hungarian jazz guitarist, born March 8, in Budapest, Hungary, died February 26, in Budapest, Hungary. An influential jazz guitarist, famous for mixing jazz, pop-rock and his native Hungarian music. Inspired by jazz music heard on Voice of America radio broadcasts, Szabó began playing guitar at the.

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4. Live album by Hungarian jazz guitarist Gabor Szabo The Sorcerer was originally recorded in at Boston's Jazz Workshop. It documents some of the excitement Szabo's group stirred in and His quartet featured Jimmy Stewart on guitar, bassist Louis Kabok, Marty Morell on drums and percussionist Hal theisernaconsligmalodoriffretpyona.xyzinfo provide eastern tinged renditions of Sonny and Cher's "The Beat Goes .

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5. Gabor Szabo The Sorcerer on LP. The Sorcerer is an excellent live album by iconoclastic Hungarian jazz guitarist Gábor Szabó recorded at Boston's Jazz Workshop on April , Produced by Bob Thiele, the release finds Szabo showcasing his distinct self-taught sound and leading an innovative quintet rounded out by Jimmy Stewart (guitar), Louis Kabok (bass), Marty Morrell (drums) and Hal.

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6. The Sorcerer [ Gram Vinyl] (LP) Gabor Szabo Currently Unavailable. $

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7. Gábor Szabó discography and songs: Music profile for Gábor Szabó, born 8 March Genres: Jazz Fusion, Gypsy Jazz, Jazz Pop. Albums include Dreams, Spellbinder, and Bacchanal.

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8. The Sorcerer, an Album by Gabor Szabo. Released in November on Impulse! (catalog no. AS ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Gypsy Jazz, Jazz, Soul Jazz. Featured peformers: Gábor Szabó (guitar), Jimmy Stewart (guitar), Louis Kabok (bass), Marty Morell (drums), Hal Gordon (percussion), Bob Thiele (producer), Reice Hamel (recording engineer), Lee Tanner (photography), Robert Flynn (cover design.

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9. Gabor Szabo was one of the most original guitarists to emerge in the s, mixing his Hungarian folk music heritage with a deep love of jazz and crafting a distinctive, largely self-taught sound. Inspired by a Roy Rogers cowboy movie, Szabo began pl read more. top albums.

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