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This CD collection is a great improvement over the original, as it doubles the length of the original ten-track selection with ten more tracks from
Cal Tjader's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
. The absence of session dates in the liner notes is an uncharacteristic annoyance, but what you basically need to know is that it's a 20-track distillation of the 26 records
Tjader
made for
Fantasy
over a nine-year period in the 1950s and 1960s. It's prime
Latin jazz
with a
cool
slant, leading off of course with his greatest moment,
"Soul Sauce,"
and including such favorites as
"Mamblues"
and
Mongo Santamaria
's
"Afro Blue,"
as well as covers of tunes from
West Side Story
.
Santamaria
,
Vince Guaraldi
Willie Bob
Stan Getz
Shelly Manne
Scott LaFaro
, and
Billy Higgins
are the most illustrious of the numerous sidemen found on the collection. Completists should note that one of the tracks from
(
"America"
) was left off of this anthology for space reasons. ~ Richie Unterberger
Cal Tjader's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
. The absence of session dates in the liner notes is an uncharacteristic annoyance, but what you basically need to know is that it's a 20-track distillation of the 26 records
Tjader
made for
Fantasy
over a nine-year period in the 1950s and 1960s. It's prime
Latin jazz
with a
cool
slant, leading off of course with his greatest moment,
"Soul Sauce,"
and including such favorites as
"Mamblues"
and
Mongo Santamaria
's
"Afro Blue,"
as well as covers of tunes from
West Side Story
.
Santamaria
,
Vince Guaraldi
Willie Bob
Stan Getz
Shelly Manne
Scott LaFaro
, and
Billy Higgins
are the most illustrious of the numerous sidemen found on the collection. Completists should note that one of the tracks from
(
"America"
) was left off of this anthology for space reasons. ~ Richie Unterberger