Return of the Inca

• Artist: Sukay
• Rating:
• Release Date: 1991
• Total Time: 40:34
• Genre: Latin

Review

Sukay's 1991 release, Return of the Inca, is an exciting blend of ancient Indian music with today's contemporary style. The songs are based on Andean melodies dating from 1200 BCE when the Quechua Indians were forming the basis of the Incan Empire. Eddie Navia, charango player, wrote many of the compositions. David Grisman's outstanding mandolin work is featured on two cuts... ~ MusD, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Manantial de Illusions (Source of Illusion)	Eddy Navia	Sukay	(4:27)
Danza del Sicuri No. 1	Eddy Navia	Sukay	(3:08)
Salaque	Traditional	Sukay	(3:43)
Sicuriadas	Traditional	Sukay	(3:27)
Bailecitos Bolivianos	Traditional	Sukay	(2:22)
Return of the Inca	Eddy Navia	Sukay	(3:37)
Alborozo Colla		Sukay	(4:26)
Kullawas #5	Alberto Ruíz	Sukay	(3:22)
Nevando Esta (It's Snowing)		Sukay	(3:40)
Pampa Fiesta	Traditional	Sukay	(2:20)
Tarpuy Sonq'o		Sukay	(2:54)
El Sambo Rodrigo	Eddy Navia	Sukay	(4:05)

Credits

Sukay (Arranger), Sukay (Producer), Sukay (Main Performer), Eddy Navia (?), Eddy Navia (Charango), Enrique Coria (Bass), Enrique Coria (Guitar), David Dennison (Engineer), David Grisman (Mandolin), David Grisman (Engineer), David Grisman (Mixing), Quentin Howard (Vocals), Quentin Howard (Art Direction), Bob Lindner (Engineer), Alcides Mejia (Arranger), Alcides Mejia (Wind), Alcides Mejia (Woodwind), Alcides Mejia (Wind Instruments), Adolfo Rodriguez (Wind), Adolfo Rodriguez (Woodwind), Adolfo Rodriguez (Wind Instruments), Paul Stubblebine (Mastering), David Pontecorvo (Engineer), David Pontecorvo (Mixing), Mark Busacca (Illustrations), Mark Busacca (Cover Illustration)