Showing posts with label 1960s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1960s. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Alberto Podestá / Miguel Caló - discography

Alberto Podestá & DJ Antti Suniala (Salon Canning, BsAs. 2012)
  
Here is the discography of Alberto Podestá with Miguel Caló on Spotify. Unfortunately they didn't cut many recordings together, but songs like "Percal", "Pedacito en cielo" and "Bajo un cielo de estrellas" are true classics played in almost every milonga. The polca "Me casé con un sargento" can be found on Youtube as well as the vals "Sueña", that were not available on Spotify. You can find the complete discography of Alberto Podestá at www.tango.info.



Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Osvaldo Pugliese / Jorge Maciel - Spotify playlist

Jorge Maciel, Osvaldo Pugliese and Miguel Montero

I created this playlist of Pugliese and Maciel to look deeper into the recordings of Pugliese and try to find out if I could create something different from my normal tanda with Pugliese and Maciel, which is naturally built around the heavenly "Remembranza". Maciel recorded over 50 songs with Pugliese and also some duets with Miguel Montero and Abél Córdoba (not included in the playlist yet). I'm not  trying to re-invent the wheel here, but I'd like to hear your comments on which of these songs are your favorites and which ones you would consider still suitable for social dancing? "Esta noche de luna" and "El panuelito" at least are played in milongas sometimes.

I will be posting more playlists from the singers of Pugliese like Roberto Chanel and Alberto Moran soon. This playlist is in chronological order based on the list from www.tango.info.



Tuesday, December 25, 2012

Osvaldo Pugliese - Instrumentals - Spotify Playlist


To celebrate Christmas and the new blog I have compiled a Spotify playlist of instrumental tangos from Osvaldo Pugliese (until early 1970's) in chronological order. I tried to select the best quality versions available on Spotify. The playlist is based on the list of Pugliese's recordings found on www.tango.info. Enjoy!