Arturo Sandoval
Arturo Sandoval (born November 6, 1949) is a jazz trumpeter and pianist. He was born in Artemisa, Cuba[?].While still in Cuba, he was obsessed with bebop recordings by Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. He finally met Gillespie in 1977. He promptly became a mentor and colleague, playing with Sandoval in concerts in Europe and Cuba and later featuring him in The United Nations Orchestra[?].
Discography
- 1976 - Havana - David Amram[?]
- 1977 - New York - David Amram
- 1978 - The Best of Irakere - Irakere[?]
- 1979 - Irakere - Irakere
- 1982 - To a Finland Station - Arturo Sandoval
- 1983 - Breaking the Sound Barrier - Arturo Sandoval
- 1986 - No Problem - Arturo Sandoval
- 1987 - Tumbaito - Arturo Sandoval
- 1988 - Straight Ahead - Arturo Sandoval
- 1989 - Classics - Arturo Sandoval
- 1989 - Arturo Sandoval - Arturo Sandoval
- 1990 - Live at the Royal Festival Hall 1989 - Dizzy Gillespie
- 1991 - Flight to Freedom - Arturo Sandoval
- 1992 - I Remember Clifford - Arturo Sandoval
- 1993 - Danzon (Dance On) - Arturo Sandoval
- 1993 - Dreams Come True - Arturo Sandoval
- 1993 - Passion - Regina Belle[?]
- 1994 - Cubano - Arturo Sandoval
- 1995 - Arturo Sandoval y el Tren Latino - Arturo Sandoval
- 1995 - Concerto - Arturo Sandoval
- 1995 - Arturo Sandoval & The Latin Train - Arturo Sandoval
- 1996 - Double Talk - Ed Calle[?]
- 1996 - Swingin - Arturo Sandoval
- 1997 - Just Music - Arturo Sandoval
- 1998 - Hot House - Arturo Sandoval
- 1999 - Americana - Arturo Sandoval
- 1999 - Sunset Harbor - Ed Calle[?]
- 2000 - Ronnie Scott's Jazz House - Arturo Sandoval
- 2000 - For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story - Soundtrack
- 2001 - Piedras Y Flores - Amaury Gutiérrez[?]
- 2001 - L.A. Meetings - Arturo Sandoval
- 2002 - My Passion for the Piano - Arturo Sandoval
- 2003 - From Havana With Love - Arturo Sandoval
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