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Artist:
Robert Tree Cody
Album: Native Flamenco
Label: A Train Entertainment
Released: 2002
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Track List
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Encuentro (Encounter) [Introduction and Rumba]
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Ode to Our Ancestors [Tremolo]
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Farewell [Aria for Native American Flute]
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Aranjuez [From "Concerto de Aranjuez"
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First Words [Rumba Lento]
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Passing Storm [Introduction and Bulerías]
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Sueños de los Moros (Dreams of the Moors) [Siguriy
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Dance of the Warrior
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Song of the Gypsy [Soleares]
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Bells of Andalusia [Granadinas]
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Star Dance [Alegrías]
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Desert Fiesta [Native Rumba]
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Album Reviews
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Review:
The fiery passion and color of flamenco guitar is joined by the pure, haunting tones of the Native American flute in this first blending of music from Native and Spanish America. Ruben Romero's exciting guitar rhythms are accented by the Afro-Cuban percussion of Tony Redhouse (of the Navajo) and the jazz flavored bass lines of John Murray. Robert Tree Cody (Dakota-Maricopa) creates soulful and emotional flute melodies that capture the spirit of both the gypsy heart of Spain and the mysterious traditions of Native America.
Winner Best World Music Recording at the Native American Music Awards
— CalabashMusic.com
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