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Johannes Linstead, Kiss the Earth

Audio CD

Disk ID: 74466

Disk length: 47m 39s (11 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2000

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Mezza Luna 4:07
2. La Serpiente 4:06
3. Road to Marrakesh 4:36
4. Kiss the Earth 4:32
5. Chiaroscuro 4:28
6. Caja de Cerillas 4:58
7. Breathe 4:13
8. Savannah 5:37
9. Moonlight in Havana 3:30
10. Sadharasara 4:15
11. Ritmo de Amor 3:09

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Review

Johannes Linstead is a Canadian-born guitarist with a European-sounding name who composes and performs music best described as Latin lite. Linstead, a native of Toronto, plays an easy-on-the-ear brand of flamenco music that will likely frustrate genre purists but will endear him to listeners who enjoy flamenco's sunnier side, minus its earthier traditions. Linstead's capable playing, backed by polite percussion and, occasionally, piano and wind instruments, is clean, colorful, and spirited, and his sense of melody, tinged by pop instincts (most evident on "Mezza Luna"), yields an easy-listening, feel-good atmosphere that never really lags from start to finish. Make no mistake, any listener searching for flamenco music brimming with bold ethnic flourishes is advised to look elsewhere. But for people in the mood for a friendly, melodic approach to flamenco played with style and respectable panache, Linstead's music makes a nice choice. --Terry WoodLet Johannes Linstead's lively rhythms, fiery fretwork and gorgeous melodies take you on a passionate and exotic journey through Caribbean and South American daydreams and nightdances.

This is traditional and contemporary flamenco at its finest.

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