RECIPIENT OF THE 2016 LATIN JAZZ USA "CHICO O'FARRILL" LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Nov.18, 2016
Special event**********************************
Received the 'Chico O'Farrill' Lifetime Achievement Award from Latin-Jazz USA
(As part of the Tribute retirement concert for Candido Camero--Legendary 95 year old Cuban Conguero)
Aaron Davis Hall/City College of New York (CCNY)--7:30p.m.
From the press release :
Please join us during Candido Camero's farewell concert, to celebrate this year's
LATIN JAZZ USA LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT 2016 AWARDS
This year exclusive awards will be presented to:
Saxophonist, Composer, Director, Mitch Frohman; Radio Personality and Producer, Nelson Radhames Rodriguez; Radio Host and Producer, Louis Laffitte; Tres Master, Composer and Director, Prof. Benjamin Lapidus.
The event known as Latin Jazz USA Lifetime Achievement Awards was created as an integral part of the Latin Jazz USA Concert Series with the purpose of giving due recognition to the outstanding contributions which certain visionary artists and related professionals have made to AfroCuban Jazz and Latin Jazz.
Past recipients include: Dizzy Gillespie, Gato Barbieri, Astrud Gilberto, Paquito D'Rivera, Ray Barretto, Tito Puente, Marco Rizo, Mario Bauzá, Mongo Santamaría, Stanley Turrentine, Cándido Camero, Mario Rivera, Jorge Anders, Graciela, Alfredo “Chocolate” Armenteros, Mario Rivera, Arturo O’Farrill, Néstor Torres, Andy González, Ray Santos, Eddie Palmieri, Astor Piazzolla, Alfredo Cruz (from Jazz 88 WBGO radio), Maria Vondickerson (from CD 101, WDNA FM Radio), Maggie Peyella, Israel “Cachao” López, Patato Valdés, Joe Gonazalez, Andrea Brachfeld, Dave Valentín, Federico Britos, José Negroni, Óscar Costa Neves, Juan Márquez, Vivian López WDNA JAZZ, Awilda Rivera, WBGO Jazz 88, Bobby Sanabria, Chico Álvarez, René Touzet, Federico Britos, China Valles, Cándido Camero, Andy González, Paquito Hechavarría, Andrea Brachfeld, Edy Martínez, Xiomara Laugart, Ray Mantilla, Hilton Ruiz, Eddie Palmieri*, and our first musical director Maestro Chico O'Farrill, who was the first recipient in 1989.
Underscoring the importance of these awards is the relevance, interest and presence made by the musicians. Celia Cruz presented one of the awards to maestro Tito Puente at the Carnegie Hall concert.
Latin Jazz USA/ Ivan Acosta
Special event**********************************
Received the 'Chico O'Farrill' Lifetime Achievement Award from Latin-Jazz USA
(As part of the Tribute retirement concert for Candido Camero--Legendary 95 year old Cuban Conguero)
Aaron Davis Hall/City College of New York (CCNY)--7:30p.m.
From the press release :
Please join us during Candido Camero's farewell concert, to celebrate this year's
LATIN JAZZ USA LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT 2016 AWARDS
This year exclusive awards will be presented to:
Saxophonist, Composer, Director, Mitch Frohman; Radio Personality and Producer, Nelson Radhames Rodriguez; Radio Host and Producer, Louis Laffitte; Tres Master, Composer and Director, Prof. Benjamin Lapidus.
The event known as Latin Jazz USA Lifetime Achievement Awards was created as an integral part of the Latin Jazz USA Concert Series with the purpose of giving due recognition to the outstanding contributions which certain visionary artists and related professionals have made to AfroCuban Jazz and Latin Jazz.
Past recipients include: Dizzy Gillespie, Gato Barbieri, Astrud Gilberto, Paquito D'Rivera, Ray Barretto, Tito Puente, Marco Rizo, Mario Bauzá, Mongo Santamaría, Stanley Turrentine, Cándido Camero, Mario Rivera, Jorge Anders, Graciela, Alfredo “Chocolate” Armenteros, Mario Rivera, Arturo O’Farrill, Néstor Torres, Andy González, Ray Santos, Eddie Palmieri, Astor Piazzolla, Alfredo Cruz (from Jazz 88 WBGO radio), Maria Vondickerson (from CD 101, WDNA FM Radio), Maggie Peyella, Israel “Cachao” López, Patato Valdés, Joe Gonazalez, Andrea Brachfeld, Dave Valentín, Federico Britos, José Negroni, Óscar Costa Neves, Juan Márquez, Vivian López WDNA JAZZ, Awilda Rivera, WBGO Jazz 88, Bobby Sanabria, Chico Álvarez, René Touzet, Federico Britos, China Valles, Cándido Camero, Andy González, Paquito Hechavarría, Andrea Brachfeld, Edy Martínez, Xiomara Laugart, Ray Mantilla, Hilton Ruiz, Eddie Palmieri*, and our first musical director Maestro Chico O'Farrill, who was the first recipient in 1989.
Underscoring the importance of these awards is the relevance, interest and presence made by the musicians. Celia Cruz presented one of the awards to maestro Tito Puente at the Carnegie Hall concert.
Latin Jazz USA/ Ivan Acosta
Mitch Frohman
From Daddy With Love
1. Mambo De Nice
2. Cha Cha With The Bronx Horn
3. Sex & The City
4. Accents Con Ritmo
5. El Rumbon Del Bariton
6. Mas Flauta
7. From Daddy With Love (Vocal Version)
8. Mongo’s Groove
9. The Girl From Java
10. Mambo Sin Fronteras
11. Soprano Con Soul
12. 4B Cha Cha (Bari, Bass, Bongo & The Bell)
13. From Daddy With Love (Instrumental version)
From Daddy With Love
1. Mambo De Nice
2. Cha Cha With The Bronx Horn
3. Sex & The City
4. Accents Con Ritmo
5. El Rumbon Del Bariton
6. Mas Flauta
7. From Daddy With Love (Vocal Version)
8. Mongo’s Groove
9. The Girl From Java
10. Mambo Sin Fronteras
11. Soprano Con Soul
12. 4B Cha Cha (Bari, Bass, Bongo & The Bell)
13. From Daddy With Love (Instrumental version)
-LATIN JAZZ SAXOPHONIST & FLAUTIST MITCH FROHMAN
NEW ALBUM ON TRUTH REVOLUTION RECORDS
FEATURING:
ZACCAI CURTIS, LUQUES CURTIS, AND JOEL MATEO
SHOWCASING ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS INSPIRED BY HIS 25
YEAR ASSOCIATION WITH TITO PUENTE & THE MANY YEARS
WITH MONGO SANTAMARIA
Saxophonist & Flautist, Mitch Frohman, known for his 25-year stint with the Tito Puente Orchestra as well as his
membership with the Mongo Santamaria band, is finally set to release his own album, "From Daddy With Love". Frohman is the leader/co-leader of three of the most in-demand Latin & Latin-Jazz groups; The Bronx Horns, The
Mambo Legends Orchestra (former Tito Puente All-Star musicians), and the Eddie Torres Mambo Kings Dance Show Orchestra. He has also played with greats; Celia Cruz, Machito, La Lupe, Cheo Feliciano, Eddie & Charlie Palmieri, Blood Sweat & Tears, Paul Simon, David Byrne, The Spanish Harlem Orchestra, Milly, Jocelyn & Los Vecinos and even Aventura! Of course his signature sound can be heard somewhere in the world everyday as he is the sax soloist on the theme of TV's mega- hit "Sex & The City". After almost 40 years in the Latin Jazz community
Mitch Frohman is long overdue to present his own music to the faithful Latin Jazz audience.
To listen to the music of From Daddy With Love:
Click Here
NEW ALBUM ON TRUTH REVOLUTION RECORDS
FEATURING:
ZACCAI CURTIS, LUQUES CURTIS, AND JOEL MATEO
SHOWCASING ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS INSPIRED BY HIS 25
YEAR ASSOCIATION WITH TITO PUENTE & THE MANY YEARS
WITH MONGO SANTAMARIA
Saxophonist & Flautist, Mitch Frohman, known for his 25-year stint with the Tito Puente Orchestra as well as his
membership with the Mongo Santamaria band, is finally set to release his own album, "From Daddy With Love". Frohman is the leader/co-leader of three of the most in-demand Latin & Latin-Jazz groups; The Bronx Horns, The
Mambo Legends Orchestra (former Tito Puente All-Star musicians), and the Eddie Torres Mambo Kings Dance Show Orchestra. He has also played with greats; Celia Cruz, Machito, La Lupe, Cheo Feliciano, Eddie & Charlie Palmieri, Blood Sweat & Tears, Paul Simon, David Byrne, The Spanish Harlem Orchestra, Milly, Jocelyn & Los Vecinos and even Aventura! Of course his signature sound can be heard somewhere in the world everyday as he is the sax soloist on the theme of TV's mega- hit "Sex & The City". After almost 40 years in the Latin Jazz community
Mitch Frohman is long overdue to present his own music to the faithful Latin Jazz audience.
To listen to the music of From Daddy With Love:
Click Here