Montevideo, Uruguay. Many years have passed (nearly 50) since Antonio Fattoruso formed 'El Trio Fattoruso'. Playing an inverted bucket bass (using a broom as the neck, and a cord as the instrument's single string), Antonio drafted his two young sons, Hugo on piano and accordion, and Jorge on drums. This trio performed in street festivals, covering the wide variety of Uruguayan musical styles.
Almost a half-century later, and the Fattoruso family now breaks new ground with Trio Fattoruso.
Here, the brothers draft Hugo's son Francisco on electric bass. A powerful trio results, incorporating all of this experience, an evolving family affair.
01. Esa Tristeza 4:17 02. Trio Celeste 3:29 03. S.T.C. - P.M. 3:33 04. Beginning 5:50 05. Charlando con Jorge Graf 4:30 06. A Morte De Um Deus De Sal 3:37 07. Queixa 3:28 08. De Igual a Igual 3:40 09. Tiempo 4:45 10. Corre Niña 3:40 11. Melodia a Christian 3:52 12. Distortion Generator 4:27 13. Ahchi Kohchi 4:15 14. Gospel for J.F.P. III 3:18
Hugo, Jorge and Francisco have performed and/or recorded with a wide array of very talented individuals, Jaco Pastorius, Luis Salinas, Fito Páez, Chico Buarque de Holanda, Milton Nascimento, Djavan, Geraldo Azevedo, Joao Bosco, Toninho Horta, Hiram Bullock, Takamasa Segi, Paquito D'Rivera, Hermeto Pascoal, Airto Moreira, Flora Purim, Manolo Badrena, Abraham Laboriel, Carmen MacRae, Oteil Burbridge, Bud Shank, Steve Morse, Dick Farney, Pat Metheny, Toots Thielmans, Luis Spinetta, IIlya Kuryaki and the Valderramas, Pedro Aznar, Litto Nebbia, Alejandro Lerner, León Gieco, Joaquin Sabina, Nana Vasconcelos, and Uruguay's Eduardo Mateo, Alfredo Zitarrosa, Leo Masliah, Daniel Viglietti, Los Pusilanimes, Rúben Rada, Fernando Cabrera, Nico Mora, Jaime Roos, Jorge Drexler, Chichito Cabral, Urbano Moraes, Pepe Guerra.
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