Three to Tango, with Alex Krebs and Andrew Oliver

<p>Tango is more than just dance, and more than just music - it's a whole artistic genre. For some people, it's a way of life. One such person is Alex Krebs, a Portland-based tango instructor, Bandoneon player, and bandleader who has dedicated the past couple decades to spreading a love of tango around the world.</p><p>On this episode, Alex and pianist <a href="https://andrewoliver.net">Andrew Oliver</a> take Kirk (and all of you) on a journey into the wide, enchanting world of tango.</p><p><strong>FEATURED/DISCUSSED ON THIS EPISODE:</strong></p><ul><li>Alex's Portland Tango Studio, <a href="http://www.tangoberretin.com">Tango Berretin</a></li><li>Selections from <a href="https://songwhip.com/thealexkrebstangosextet/stumptandas"><i>Stumptandas</i></a> by the Alex Krebs Tango Sextet: “Milonga Bruja” by Juan Rezzano, “Romance Di Barrio” by Anibal Troilo, “Si Soy Asi” by Francisco Lomuto/Antonio Botta, "Solamente Ella" by Lucio Demare/Homero Manzi, “La Yumba” by Osvaldo Pugliese, 1946, and "No Te Apures Cara Blanca" by Garza / Bahr, all arranged by Andrew Oliver</li><li>“Tango Por una Cabeza” by Carlos Gardel from <i>Dresdén</i>, 1933-35, also performed by The Tango Project for <i>True Lies</i>, 1994</li><li>“Esta Noche de Luna” by Osvoldo Pugliese, 1942</li><li>“Arrabal” by Osvaldo Pugliese from <i>El Eslabón Perdido</i>, 1966</li><li>“Buenos Aires Yo Te Canto” by Carlos Di Sarli</li><li>“Que Me Importa Tu Pasado” by Juan D’Arienzo, 1959</li><li>“Te Aconsejo Que Me Olvides” by Aníbel Troilo</li><li>“Verano Porteño” by Astor Piazolla & Quinteto Tango from <i>The Vienna Concert</i>, 1992</li><li>“La Milonga de Buenos Aires” by Francisco Canaro</li><li>“Las Mirlas” by Horacia Salgán, ~1950</li><li>“Taquito Militar” by Horacio Salgán y Ubaldo De Lio</li><li>“Invierno" by Orchestra Típica Misteriosa Buenos Aires from<i> Una noche en la milonga</i>, 2013</li></ul><p><strong>OUTRO SOLOIST: Kyle Molitor</strong></p><p>Kyle is a Portland-based trombonist who plays in all sorts of bands, and was also featured on the year thr