El Sonido De Fingier Records: CD
- Fingier Records was established in 2020 as a group label of Acid Jazz Records to showcase the Latin American productions of Argentine producer Kevin Fingier.
- It has produced a series of sell-out and collectable 7” singles, with some going for hundreds of pounds on collector sites.
- This compilation brings these singles together onto one LP, with graphics and photography on a sleeve to match the sound and style of Fingier Records.
- Features the vocals of Diane Ward, Jo-Ann Hamilton and Gerri Granger, Brazilian singer Jose Dias and Senegalese vocalist/percussionist Abdoulaye Badiane, backed by the all-star Kevin Fingier Collective.
- Fingier Records was established in 2020 as a group label of Acid Jazz Records to showcase the Latin American productions of Argentine producer Kevin Fingier.
- It has produced a series of sell-out and collectable 7” singles, with some going for hundreds of pounds on collector sites.
- This compilation brings these singles together onto one LP, with graphics and photography on a sleeve to match the sound and style of Fingier Records.
- Features the vocals of Diane Ward, Jo-Ann Hamilton and Gerri Granger, Brazilian singer Jose Dias and Senegalese vocalist/percussionist Abdoulaye Badiane, backed by the all-star Kevin Fingier Collective.
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$7.50Description
- Fingier Records was established in 2020 as a group label of Acid Jazz Records to showcase the Latin American productions of Argentine producer Kevin Fingier.
- It has produced a series of sell-out and collectable 7” singles, with some going for hundreds of pounds on collector sites.
- This compilation brings these singles together onto one LP, with graphics and photography on a sleeve to match the sound and style of Fingier Records.
- Features the vocals of Diane Ward, Jo-Ann Hamilton and Gerri Granger, Brazilian singer Jose Dias and Senegalese vocalist/percussionist Abdoulaye Badiane, backed by the all-star Kevin Fingier Collective.
