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Nominated for a Best World Music Album Grammy, this follow-up to the Gipsy Kings’ multi-platinum debut features a more expansive sound and a memorable reworking of the Italian hit “Volaré,” which has become one of the group’s signature tunes.

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Nominated for a Best World Music Album Grammy, this follow-up to the Gipsy Kings’ multi-platinum debut features a more expansive sound and a memorable reworking of the Italian hit “Volaré,” which has become one of the group’s signature tunes.

ProductionCredits

PRODUCTION CREDITS
Arrangements by Gérard Prevost
Produced by Claude Martinez
Recorded March, June, July, and September 1989 and mixed September and October 1989 at Studio EMI-Pathé Marconi, Paris
Track 12 recorded live by Roland Guillotel and mixed by Philippe Cusset at Studio Guillaume Tell Suresnes, July 1989
Mastered by Robert C. Ludwig

Design & art direction: Amy Dakos & Kosh
Photography by Levon Parian

 

Nonesuch Selection Number

60892

Number of Discs in Set
1disc
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45
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117
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0
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0
Album Status
Available
Artist Name
Gipsy Kings
MusicianDetails

MUSICIANS
The Gipsy Kings:
Nicolas Reyes, lead vocals, guitar
Tonino Baliardo, lead guitar
Andre Reyes, vocals, guitar
Chico Bouchikhi, guitar
Diego Baliardo, guitar
Paco Baliardo, guitar

with
Gérard Prevost, bass
Négrito Trasante-Crocco, drums, percussion
Dominique Droin, synthesizer, piano
Charles Benarroch, percussion
Claude Salmieri, drums (4, 6, 10)
Jean Musy, synthesizer (7)
Guillermo Fellove, trumpet (12)
Dominique Perrier, piano (12)
Amaury Blanchard, drums (11)
Philippe Desserpris, electric guitar (11)
Claude Maisonneuve, oboe (8)

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UPC/Price
Label
CD+MP3
UPC
075596089227BUN
Label
MP3
Price
9.00
UPC
075596089265

  • 60892

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  • About This Album

    Nominated for a Best World Music Album Grammy, this follow-up to the Gipsy Kings’ multi-platinum debut features a more expansive sound and a memorable reworking of the Italian hit “Volaré,” which has become one of the group’s signature tunes.

    Credits

    MUSICIANS
    The Gipsy Kings:
    Nicolas Reyes, lead vocals, guitar
    Tonino Baliardo, lead guitar
    Andre Reyes, vocals, guitar
    Chico Bouchikhi, guitar
    Diego Baliardo, guitar
    Paco Baliardo, guitar

    with
    Gérard Prevost, bass
    Négrito Trasante-Crocco, drums, percussion
    Dominique Droin, synthesizer, piano
    Charles Benarroch, percussion
    Claude Salmieri, drums (4, 6, 10)
    Jean Musy, synthesizer (7)
    Guillermo Fellove, trumpet (12)
    Dominique Perrier, piano (12)
    Amaury Blanchard, drums (11)
    Philippe Desserpris, electric guitar (11)
    Claude Maisonneuve, oboe (8)

    PRODUCTION CREDITS
    Arrangements by Gérard Prevost
    Produced by Claude Martinez
    Recorded March, June, July, and September 1989 and mixed September and October 1989 at Studio EMI-Pathé Marconi, Paris
    Track 12 recorded live by Roland Guillotel and mixed by Philippe Cusset at Studio Guillaume Tell Suresnes, July 1989
    Mastered by Robert C. Ludwig

    Design & art direction: Amy Dakos & Kosh
    Photography by Levon Parian