Dialogues (Carlos Paredes & Charlie Haden album)

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Dialogues
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Studio album by
ReleasedSeptember 1990
RecordedJanuary 28 and 29, 1990
Genre Jazz
Length47:09
Label Antilles
Producer Charlie Haden
Charlie Haden chronology
Silence
(1989)
Dialogues
(1990)
Dream Keeper
(1990)
Carlos Paredes chronology
Espelho de Sons
(1988)
Dialogues
(1990)
É Preciso Um País
(1994)

Dialogues is an album by guitarist Carlos Paredes and bassist Charlie Haden recorded in 1990 and released on the Antilles label. [1]

Contents

Reception

The Allmusic review by Richard S. Ginell awarded the album 3 stars, stating, "Even for the adventurous Charlie Haden, this encounter with the Portuguese guitarist Carlos Paredes is pretty unusual... World music fans thus will probably find it easier going than the average jazz browser". [2]

Professional ratings
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Track listing

All compositions by Carlos Parades except as indicated
  1. "Asas Sobre O Mundo/Nas Asas da Saudade" - 3:02
  2. "Dança Dos Camponeses" - 2:35
  3. "Canto de Trabalho" - 9:22
  4. "Marionetas" - 2:38
  5. "Song for Ché" (Charlie Haden) - 7:15
  6. "Balada de Coimbra" (Elyseu) - 2:38
  7. "Divertimento" - 2:39
  8. "Variações Sobre O Fado de Artur Paredes I de Conçalo" (Artur Paredes, Gonçalo Paredes) - 2:52
  9. "Verdes Anos" - 14:08

Personnel

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References

  1. Discogs album entry accessed December 7, 2011
  2. 1 2 Ginell, R. S. Allmusic Review accessed December 7, 2011