What makes Spanish Angel by Paul Winter Consort notable?

The album is significant for its fusion of jazz with global musical traditions, receiving critical acclaim for its unique sound. 'Spanish Angel' contributed to the growing interest in world music during the 1970s and has been influential among artists seeking to blend genres, earning a place in the heart of the jazz and world music communities. When 'Spanish Angel' was released in 1976, Paul Winter Consort was transitioning from their earlier traditional jazz roots towards a more eclectic sound that incorporated world music elements. This album followed their acclaimed work 'Common Ground' and marked a period of artistic exploration and expansion that would define their identity as innovators in the genre.

How many songs are on Spanish Angel?

Spanish Angel has 12 tracks, running approximately 70 minutes.

Spanish Angel

Paul Winter Consort

70 min · 12 tracks · jazz

A serene blend of jazz improvisation and world music influences, evoking natural landscapes and spiritual reflections.

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Tracklist

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1 Fare Well 7:02
2 Spanish Angel 6:48
3 Suite from The Man Who Planted Trees: Ballad of the Forest / The Tree Planter 5:35
4 Oak Theme / Todo Mundo 6:27
5 Winter's Dream 4:53
6 River Run 5:58
7 Almería Duet 8:25
8 Montana 4:17
9 Music for a Sunday Night in Salamanca 8:49
10 Appalachian Morning 4:54
11 Dancing Particles 4:50
12 Blues for Cádiz 2:01

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