CHARLIE MARIANO – CASCADE
(Keytone LP, NL, 1974)
Another Charlie Mariano LP from the Seventies thanks to JC.
1974 was a busy year for Charlie Mariano, he appears on ten recording sessions, including two under his own name: this one with Chris Hinze and Reflections with a group of Finnish all stars.
The LP was produced by Chris Hinze and released on his own private label, Keytone.
In addition to Chris Hinze himself, the musicians were all members or close associates of the Chris Hinze Combination, namely the rhythm pair of John Lee and Gerry Brown, the keyboards of Jasper van ‘t Hof and Rob van den Broek, Philip Catherine and Michael Samson on guitar.
Van ‘t Hof, Catherine and Mariano will form Porkpie shortly after this recording, so it gives you an idea what to expect.
Tracklist
A1 Suite Of The Festival Composed by Chris Hinze 5:01
A2 Harriet Composed by John Lee 6:28
A3 Quest Composed by John Lee 4:08
A4 Electric Funk Jungle Composed by Charlie Mariano 5:46
B1 Cascade Composed by Charlie Mariano 5:31
B2 Piece For Banjo And Kazoo Composed by – Charlie Mariano 9:00
B3 Locus Composed by John Lee 4:22
Credits
Charlie Mariano Saxophone [Alto, Soprano], Flute [Wooden Indian Flutes], Reeds [Nagafvaram] –
Chris Hinze Flute
Philip Catherine Spanish Guitar, Electric Guitar
Michaël Samson Electric Guitar
Jasper Van 't Hof Electric Piano [Fender Piano], Organ
Rob Van Den Broeck Piano, Fender Rhodes
John Lee Bass [Acoustic, Electric]
Gerry Brown Drums, Percussion
Ripped from original LP (lossless, big file!)
For a comprehensive Mariano’s discography, please refer to the Charlie Mariano Tribute website.
If you like what you’ve heard, check this other Hinze / Mariano album (Blue Stone, 1973) here


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ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this one - I owned a copy of this but stupidly sold it on e-bay a few years back...have been looking for it since
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Side one: http://www.mediafire.com/?xbzyn4t8oeetfee
Side two: http://www.mediafire.com/?k978p6ppq5l8xfn
thank you for the rare Charlie mariano !
ReplyDeleteOh man, am i happy that i did a tour of your blog once more!!! i am amazed by these Mariano records and really happy you re-uped this stuff! And the OM record as well. i'm listening to it right now and enjoying it so much. i somehow recognize the mood of the time this music was played although i didn't know the most of this records. but i do know the feeling, the dream we were seeking after. and things did happen then that somehow changed the course of history and not only musicaly. Thanks a lot Boogieman, i'm discovering Mariano in a way i was not aware of. i was only familiar with the late (and wonderful) records in the carnatic tradition and knew litle about him. it is beeing a wonderful revelation amongst some others like the Laswel stuff for instance. thank you so very much man! this site is close to be a wish fulfilling tree! i hope and wish yours will be fulfilled as well. cheers!
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ReplyDeleteboogieman, Thanks again for the repost. Any chance of reposting Charlie Mariano Cascade & October? Thanks in advance.
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One of my favorite Mariano LPs from that period. Philip Catherine was a daring and inventive guitarplayer in the Seventies (he's still great but too mainstream these days IMHO). He shoulda been bigger but being Belgian did not help ...
RE-post of October and Crystal Bells will follow soon (see links comments of respective posts).
Could you please repost the FLAC files? Thank you!
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