Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq ‎– The Abakuá ( 2008 ).Masterpiece.Fuasi & ensemble en el central - grabado café central madrid año 2000. Terrific live with wonderful cover of the classic Caravan

Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq ‎– The Abakuá 

 

 https://open.spotify.com/artist/4WSy0xFeovHvkU20wUhBrS

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuETLq_LhffAVKMxjhDftdw

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw42a_qQZ5ISvTMiFR2yrVQ

https://fuasimodo.bandcamp.com/

Sello:

Lifelight Records ‎– Lifelight 010608

Formato:

CD, Album

País:

Germany

Fecha:

2008

Género:

Jazz

Estilo:

 

Pistas Ocultar Créditos

1	Jibri's Dance Written-By – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq	5:22
2	The Abakuá Written-By – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq	5:17
3	Güiros Blues Written-By – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq	6:00
4	My Fuju's Workin Written-By – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq, Jumaa Alexander Prvulovic	5:20
5	PushCart Lyrics By – Sha'lfa MalikWritten-By – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq	8:03
6	A Nameless Child So Blue Written-By – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq	8:33
7	Seek & Find Written-By – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq	5:12
8	Anansi Written-By – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq	7:06
9	Khari's Gold Written-By – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq	7:44

Compañías, etc.

• Published By – Lifelight Publishing
• Copyright (c) – Lifelight Publishing

Créditos

Backing Vocals – Esther Cowens (tracks: 5), Jumaa Alexander Prvulovic (tracks: 5)
Congas – Robbie Geerken (tracks: 1, 2, 3, 4 & 8)
Double Bass [Acoustic Bass] – Daryl Taylor (tracks: 8), Stanislaw Michalak (tracks: 4, 5, 6, 7 & 9)
Drums – Kenny Martin
Electric Bass – Max Hughes (tracks: 1, 2 & 3)
Engineer [Recording] – Shola Risch
Executive-Producer – Winnhold Paul Linnhoff
Guitar – Loomis Green (tracks: 8)
Idiophone [Balaphone] – Aly Keita (tracks: 8)
Mastered By [Analogue Mastering] – Jens Reule
Mixed By – Shola Risch
Photography By, Artwork – Barbara Hiltmann, Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq
Piano – Reggie Moore (2) (tracks: 5 & 6), Rolf Zielke (tracks: 1, 2, 6, 7 & 9), Tino Derado (tracks: 3 & 4)
Producer – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq
Saxophone [Saxes], Flute, Percussion – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq
Talking Drum – Souleymane Touré (tracks: 8)
Technician [Studio Assistant] – Ivan Peperow
Trumpet – Christian Grabandt (tracks: 4,8 & 9)
Vibraphone – Peter Horisberger (tracks: 7) 

 

 
Fuasi & ensemble en el central - grabado café central madrid año 2000.

Terrific live with wonderful cover of the classic Caravan

 

 

 https://en.todocoleccion.net/music-cds/fuasi-ensemble-central-fuasi-abdul-khaliq-cd-grabado-cafe-central-madrid-ano-2000~x100208087

 

  

 

https://www.buscamusica.es/contenido.php?id=448

Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq
Piano – Marque Lowenthal
Stanisław Michalak

Nirankar Khalsa

http://vilasmora.blogspot.com/2010/05/cafe-central-viernes-30-de-abril-2010.html

CAFÉ CENTRAL VIERNES 30 DE ABRIL 2010

FUASI & ENSAMBLE

Cuarteto de Jazz de gran calidad, mutinacional y recomendable.

Fuasi Addul-Khaliq: saxos, flauta

Rolf Zielke: piano

Stanislaw Michalak: contrabajo

Nirankar Khalsa: batería



FUASI ABDUL-KHALIQ merece una atención especial. Desde aquella primera vez, en julio de 1999, se mostró como un saxofonista de primera línea y se ganó un sitio de privilegio en la memoria de los mejores conciertos del Central. Es un músico apasionante, puro fuego y dinamismo, pletórico de potencia, solidez, creatividad y experiencia. Su carnoso sonido y su intensidad nos evoca al llorado George Adams. Nació en Los Ángeles (California), y su carrera está llena de éxitos, incluyendo sus composiciones para el teatro y el cine. Desde 1991 vive en Berlín.

El cuarteto de FUASI trae su apasionante abanico creativo que va más allá del jazz tradicional sin perder, ni mucho menos, las "raíces" rítmicas y armónicas, el sentimiento del blues y la energía del “rythm & blues". Tuvimos la suerte y el honor de grabar un disco en vivo de “Fuasi & Ensemble En el Central”, (Ingo, 2001). En 2008 salió su cuarto disco como líder “The Abakua”, con un poderoso grupo de 12 músicos europeos, americanos y africanos.

FUASI viene con un excelente grupo: el alemán ROLF ZIELKE al piano, el contrabajista polaco STANISLAW MICHALAK y el baterista americano, residente entre nosotros, NIRANKAR KHALSA.

FOTOS:VILASMORA

 

 

 http://www.fuasi.com/

Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq
Fuasi started his music career as a singer in the church at the young age of 6 as a soloist in the youth choir. His mother started him on clarinet when he was 8 years of age and throughout his early years, his musical talent was already evident in the number of competition awards he won in elementary and junior high school bands he performed in. His early career included two LP Albums he recorded at the age of 10 and 11 as 1st clarinetist in the Los Angeles Unified All City Elementary School Honour Orchestra.
He received a B.A degree in Sociology from Whitman College, located in Walla Walla, Washington. Fuasi began performing professionally in 1972 after graduating from college while during his post graduate studies with the late great African-American pianist, Horace Tapscott and his institution called, "UGMAA" (Union of God's Musicians and Artist Ascension) in Los Angeles, California. This led to a lifetime relationship with Tapscott's Pan-African People's Arkestra ("PAPA"), during which time he served as assistant conductor, arranger, composer, copyist and player of saxophone, clarinet and flute during his tenure.
He has performed from coast to coast in the U.S. and in 1991 he relocated to Berlin where he became well known in the city's music scene. During the last 28 years abroad in Germany he as toured throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, the South Pacific as well as South and Central America.



Fuasi's career continues on
He is a leader of his own ensembles which include, Fuasi and Ensemble, The Ebony Big Band, Fuasi's Latin Jazz Connection, the Horace Tapscott Tribute Ensemble, Fumatikelo, and The Jazz Crusaders Tribute Project & Beyond. He has shared the stage with such greats as Walter Bishop Jr., Jimmy Garrison, Sam Rivers, Benny Golson, Hal Singer, Rudy Stevenson, Ed Blackwell, Arthur Blythe, Joe Bowie, Sugar Blue, Abdu Salim, Dick de Graaf, Abraham Burton, Omar Sosa, Kelvin Sholar and Winard Harper to name a few.