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USA with
Artists (1993-1999)
Down
Beat, Tania Maria & Zé Luis
This is a scan from CD reviews, Down Beat Magazine, December 1993. I was featuring as a special guest on three tracks on the album “Outrageous”, that was being reviewed. Chicago 1993
Milo
Z & Zé Luis
That’s Milo Z, a Funk and R&B that I was a member for three years 93-95.
We released an album called “Basic Need To Howl” (Mercury/PolyGram) in 1994. By this time, we were the busiest band in the New York area, averaging 165 shows a year.
From
left: Me (Zé Luis), Joe Copland, Masa Shimizu, Milo Z, Steve Hopkins,
Jeremy Adelman and Rod Gross. Coney Island 1993
Timeline
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With My Friends (1976-1980) |
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Beginning (1980-1981) |
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Caetano I (1981-1983) |
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Caetano II+ (1984-1992) |
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USA with Artists (1993-1999) |
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USA Solo (1991-Present) |
Charles
Neville & Zé Luis
Me and Charles Neville (sax and vocals/ Neville Brothers) backstage in Knoxville, Tennessee. Before Milo Z opened for The Neville Brothers and Reverend All Green at the World Fair. Tennessee 1994
Neville
Brothers, Milo Z & Zé Luis
We played about forty shows together, Milo Z with me on the saxophone and the Neville Brothers.
From left: Back: Jeremy Adelman, Art Neville, Me (Zé Luis), Rod Gross and Aaron Neville. Front: Masa Shimizu, Nico, Joe Copland, Steve Hopkins and Milo Z. Ithaca, New York 1994
Milo
Z & Zé Luis in Central Park
Here I’m playing with Milo opening for The Neville Brothers in Central Park’s Summer Stage. New York Summer 1994
Paquito
De Rivera & Zé Luis
Mr. Paquito De Rivera an me (Zé Luis), we were featured in a Latin Music Tribute in the Town Hall, New York City 1996.
Roy
Hargrove & Zé Luis
Roy Hargrove and I playing at Nell’s. NYC 1996
Sister
Carol
& Zé Luis
One of the most prominent Reggae artists in our days Sister Carol with me (Zé Luis) backstage. Brooklyn, NY 1999.
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