Artist: Ricky Martin
Title Of Album: Black And White Tour
Year Of Release: Nov 06, 2007
Label: Sony BMG Latin
Genre: Latin, Latin Pop, Live Performances
Quality: MP3 / Joint Stereo / 44.1 Khz
Bitrate: CBR 192, (avg. bitrate: 192kbps)
Total Time: 54:52 min
Total Size: 75,48 MB
WebSite: http://www.rickymartin.com/

Tracklisting
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1. (00:05:39) Ricky Martin - Intro (Pegate, Raza De Mil Col
2. (00:04:46) Ricky Martin - I Don't Care, Maria Mix
3. (00:05:07) Ricky Martin - Vuelve
4. (00:04:14) Ricky Martin - Revolucion
5. (00:04:31) Ricky Martin - It's Alright
6. (00:03:53) Ricky Martin - Livin' La Vida Loca
7. (00:04:07) Ricky Martin - Somos La Semilla
8. (00:12:20) Ricky Martin - Rave Intro (Drop It On Me, Lol
9. (00:04:34) Ricky Martin - Tal Vez
10. (00:05:41) Ricky Martin - Tu Recuerdo (Feat. La Mari)

Notes
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Personnel: David Cabrera (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, cuatro, keyboards); Juan "Cheo" Quiones (vocals, trumpet, percussion); Ron Dziubla (guitar, saxophone, keyboards); R.J. Ronquillo (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin); Christian Nieves (cuatro); Phil McCarthur (cello, bass guitar); Victor Vazquez (trombone, keyboards, percussion); Ben Stivers (keyboards); Waldo Madera (drums); Daniel Lopez (percussion); Carlos David Perez, Jackie Mendez (background vocals).

Additional personnel: La Mari.

Ricky Martin released his first live disc in 2006 with MTV UNPLUGGED. The album showed Martin to be a polished live performer capable of leading his tight band through powerfully energetic performances that outpaced his studio recordings. Martin must have known he was onto a good thing, because he released another live set in 2007.

BLACK AND WHITE TOUR doesn't have the same stripped-down quality of the MTV date, but it is still powered by an immediacy and a forcefulness that are very impressive. Again, Martin's band is top-notch, and there's no shortage of sparks flying on both the straightforward Latin grooves and the more streamlined dance-pop. "Vuelve" and "Tu Recuerdo" are here, as is, of course, "Livin' La Vida Loca."