Hi all,
Just of couple of observations questions.
1) I'm trying to play more Pugliese at milongas. Usually I construct 4 song
tandas, but I'm finding with Pugliese that I can only take his more intense
songs at only 3 per tanda. Anyone else finding the same thing?
2) I'm still not
Yes, 3 songs per tanda for more intense. 4 songs from 40's. pugliese not
allowed in some milongas. Quite a few leaders dislike pugliese.
Love pugliese.
patricia
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Trini, I'm sure pretty much everybody has pondered the points you raise.
So many issues for the dj around Pugliese's recordings.
His 1950's-onward recordings are one thing and a different topic from the
40's recordings - which Must be heard and played for dancing.
It is true that the intensity
About Pugliese tandas, something that might work for you is to play
2 more intense songs, 1 less intense, and 1 more intense.
i.e. the 3rd song is like the calm before the storm.
I got this idea from a CD of baroque concerti which were composed
in sets of three, with different tempos for the