Ruiz, Jorge Lopez El Grito (Suite Para Orquesta De Jazz) LP Vinyl

Vinyl LP pressing. Vinyl LP pressing. Be With Records present a reissue of Jorge L?pez Ruiz's El Grito (Suite Para Orquesta de Jazz), eternal Argentinian magic released on CBS in 1967. One of the most sought-after South American jazz LPs. Living in Buenos Aires in the '60s, driven by creative impulse and rage Jorge L?pez Ruiz used music as his platform to protest the Argentine military dictatorship. A young L?pez Ruiz had appeared on a television panel alongside writer, politician and philosopher Arturo Jauretche, criticizing the Ongan?a dictatorship. Jauretche told L?pez Ruiz "Now say it with music". This was the deep inhale that lead to El Grito, literally "The Scream". El Grito was banned not long after it was released and the majority of original copies were unceremoniously destroyed. A rare record for over 50 years, El Grito (Suite Para Orquesta de Jazz) is a showcase for Jorge L?pez Ruiz's skills as a composer and arranger as he leads a virtuoso orchestra of the likes of Mario Cosentino (alto sax), Baby L?pez Furst (piano), Pichi Mazzei (drums), Gustavo Bergalli (trumpet), Oscar L?pez Ruiz (guitar), Arturo Schneider (flute), and Jorge L?pez Ruiz himself plays double bass on the fourth and fifth movements