Chano Domínguez
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Chano Domínguez (born Sebastián Domínguez Lozano; 29 March 1960, Cádiz) is a Spanish Latin jazz, post bop and flamenco pianist. He began in the progressive rock group CAI before moving on to jazz.[1]
Domínguez's initial interest in jazz came from jazz fusion groups like Mahavishnu Orchestra or Weather Report, but later he became interested in Bill Evans and Thelonious Monk.[2]
Discography
- Chano Nuba Records 1993
- 10 de Paco versions of Paco de Lucía's songs, with Jorge Pardo and Tino di Geraldo, 1994.
- Hecho a mano (with Tomatito), 1995
- Coplas de Madrugá (With Martirio ) 1996
- En directo Café Central 1998
- Tú no sospechas, (With Marta Valdés) 2000
- Imán (with Enrique Morente), 1999
- Mira como viene, 2003
- Oye como viene, 2003
- 1993-2003, 2004
- Con alma (with George Mraz and Jeff Ballard), 2005
- Cuentos del mundo, 2005
- Flamenco Jazz, 2005
- Acoplados (with Martirio), 2004
- New Flamenco Sound, 2006.
- Acércate más, 2004
- Quartier Latin (with Paquito D'Rivera), 2009
- Piano Ibérico (Blue Note)2010
- Flamenco skectches (Blue Note) 2011
- Chano &Josele (Calle54 Records ) 2012
Web sources
External links
- Profile Apoloybaco.com; accessed 16 November 2014. Template:Es icon
- Tim Wilkins, "Chano Domínguez Performs with Jazz at Lincoln Center", jazz.com; accessed 16 November 2014.
- Official Chano Domínguez website; accessed 9 November 2016.
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