The Third World

by Barbieri

Overview

The Third World is the initial session that mixed Gato Barbieri's free jazz tenor playing with Latin and Brazilian influences. It's also the album that brought Barbieri positive attention from the college crowds of the late '60s. He would expand on this musical combination with his next few Flying Dutchman releases as well as his first recordings for the Impulse! label. The records made between 1969 through 1974 find Barbieri creating a danceable yet fiery combination of South American rhythms and free jazz forcefulness. Strangely, once Barbieri signed with A&M, he began making commercial records geared to fans of Herb Alpert, sounding nothing like his earlier albums. ~ Al Campbell

Product Details

Release Date:	02/05/2013
Label:	Bgp
UPC:	0029667527224
Rank:	7515

Tracks

1. Introduction/Cancion Del Llamero/Tango
2. Zelao
3. Antonio Das Mortas
4. Bachianas Brasileiras/Haleo and the Wild Rose

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Gato Barbieri   Primary Artist,Flute,Vocals,Sax (Tenor)
Beaver Harris   Drums
Charlie Haden   Bass
Lonnie Liston Smith   Piano
Roswell Rudd   Trombone
Richard Landrum   Percussion

Technical Credits

Laurent Goddet   Liner Notes
Ray Ross   Photography,Cover Photo
Michel Baulot   Design Adaptation
Anastasio Quiroga   Composer
Sergio Ricardo   Composer
Bob Thiele   Producer
Tony Salvatore   Mixing
Dollar Brand   Composer
Gato Barbieri   Composer
Robert Flynn   Design
Astor Piazzolla   Composer
Heitor Villa-Lobos   Composer
Daniel Baumgarten   Reissue Producer,Preparation for Release
Jean-Pierre Chalbos   Digital Remastering