(Fusion Jazz, New Age, Lounge-Jazz, Bass Virtuoso) Edo Castro - Phoenix (2006), Sacred Graffiti (2010), MP3, 160-192 kbps

Edo Castro (b. May 24, 1957) is an American Jazz Bassist and composer.
Edo’s formative years were spent developing his skills in various funk, jazz and rock bands in the Bay Area and Chicago. In the late 70’s Edo studied and Performed with Lou Harrison and Gamelan Si Betty. This led to one of his first compositions for American Gamelan being published by Lou Harrison. Since his return to the Bay Area in 1990, Edo has worked on 20 CD projects and has performed/recorded with David Amram, Mark Walker, Hassan Kahn , Pete Cosey, Roy Haynes, Fareed Haque, David Onderdonk, Ed Thigpen, Johnny Griffin, Joel Harrison, Jim Trompeter, Ian Doogle, Deborah Winters, Jill Knight, Paul Van Wageningen, Caroline Aiken, Dan Zinn, Bethany Pickens, Michael LaMacchia, Armando Peraza, Caren Armstrong, Percy Howard, Mike Molenda, Stuart Hamm, Lorn Leber, Michael Manring, Mark Egan, Yves Carbonne, and David Friesen. Edo’s fan base stretches the globe (with sales in Norway, Switzerland, Germany, France, Japan, Spain, Argentina, Italy and England) where he has found praise and recognition for his unique musical talents and his joyous and transfixing compositions, and recognized internationally for his rare proficiency on several varieties of the extended-range bass. Edo is an endorser of Conklin Basses, Bee Basses and AccuGroove Cabinets.
RUS:
Edo Castro (род.24 мая 1957 года в Сан-Франциско) - американский джазовый басист и композитор.
Музыкальное образование:
Humboldt State University в Калифорнии, San Jose State University, затем переехал в Чикаго отучился год в DePaul University, а завершил учебу в American Conservatory of Music, где получил степень Бакалавра Искусств с акцентом на изучение джаза и электрической бас-гитары в 1987 году.
Является эндорсером Conklin Basses, Bee Basses и AccuGroove Cabinets.
Имеет три сольных альбома: Edo, Phoenix, Sacred Graffiti.

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