Eddie Palmieri, a legendary pianist, bandleader, and composer, died on August 6 at age 88. His career included 10 Grammy Awards and recognition as an NEA Jazz Master. He introduced notable artists, such as La India, in his work. In 1994, he recorded 'Palmas,' featuring jazz musicians, blending Latin and jazz styles. Palmieri's Conjunto La Perfecta was groundbreaking with its use of multiple trombones, contributing a distinctive sound to salsa music. His innovative approaches greatly impacted the trajectory of Latin music and inspired many artists.
Eddie Palmieri, the percussive pianist and bandleader, expanded Latin music's concept and redefined New York City's salsa landscape, influencing generations of musicians.
Eddie Palmieri was named an NEA Jazz Master and received 10 Grammy Awards. His album, 'Llegó La India via Eddie Palmieri,' introduced vocalist La India to prominence.
Palmieri's album, 'Palmas,' featured jazz musicians Brian Lynch and Donald Harrison, blending African-Caribbean music with jazz roots, showcasing his innovative style.
Conjunto La Perfecta, founded by Palmieri in 1961, was notable for its use of multiple trombones, which created a unique and powerful sound in salsa.
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