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Troker

Mexican psychedelic jazz band From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Troker
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Troker is a jazz and psychedelic music band from Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.[1][2]

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DownBeat wrote that a 2013 concert performance showed that the band "presented a dynamic update of a sound that the Brecker Brothers started more than 35 years ago."[3] Troker played the Jazzahead festival in Germany in 2015.[4]

The line-up for a 2015 performance in New York was Christian Jiménez (keyboards), Gilberto Cervantes (trumpet), Arturo 'Tiburón' Santillanes (saxophone), Samo González (bass), Frankie Mares (drums), and DJ Zero (turntables).[5] The New York City Jazz Record commented: "At one moment, you think Third-era Soft Machine has been resurrected, then that you've been transported to the Palladium Ballroom and suddenly you're in a '70s cop flick."[5]

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Discography

  • Jazz Vinil (2007)[2]
  • El Rey del Camino (2010)[2]
  • Pueblo de Brujos (2012)[2]
  • Crimen Sonoro (2014)[2]
  • 1919 Música para Cine (2016)
  • Imperfecto (2018)[2]
  • Tierra y Libertad (Versión Mariachi) (2024)

Members

  • Christian Jimenez (keyboards)
  • DJ Sonicko (turntables)
  • Frankie Mares (drums)
  • Isaias Flores (trumpet)
  • Samo Gonzalez (double bass)
  • Diego Franco (saxophone)

Former members

  • Tiburón Santillanes (saxophone)
  • DJ Zero (turntables)
  • Gil Cervantes (trumpet)
  • DJ Rayo (turntables)

References

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