Carlos Franzetti - GraffitiOriginally recorded in 1977, Graffiti captures Grammy winning arranger and pianist Carlos Franzetti in a vivid Latin jazz funk mode. With percussionist Ray Mantilla, bassist Victor Venegas and Dick Meza from the Tito Puente Orchestra among the players, the album moves from the jazz inflected opener Beatriz through the much loved dancefloor cut Cocoa Funk and the title track's warm Latin jazz groove.

Skatalites saxophonist

and a pervasive feel of stargazing awe in the music

This is as close as you get sounding like a band doing their version of a Soulphiction track

It was magic

Third release for the young label Slow Bistro records

Music:Response (Futureshock Main Response)

to whom it may concern

improvisations

this rare outing on Encrypted Audio is a significant release

The record balances elegant pads

Those sounds exist only in memory

Brian said the title of the album once a day for probably four thousand days in a row