Consumer Guide Album
Astor Piazzolla: La Camorra: La Soledad de la Provacación Apasionada (The Solitude of Passionate Provocation) [American Clavé, 1989]
Maybe I'm getting sated--how many jazz-classical-tango suites does a Yank rock and roller need? Still, as someone who never had much use for Red Headed Stranger, I note that the historical metaphor this time is the guapo--a "hero or hoodlum," hold the hero. Also, the ruminative interludes suggest that Piazzolla's gift is for passion rather than romanticism.
B+
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