by Thom JurekAfter percussionist/composer Roberto Juan Rodriguez's stunning Tzadik debut, El Danzon de Moises, he turns once more to his now trademark meld of Latin and Jewish music. Featuring multi-instrumentalist Matt Darriau on clarinet and trumpet (among other things), accordionist and Hammond B-3 whiz (strained through a Leslie, no less!) Ted Reichman, trombonist Curtis Hasselbring, violinists Meg Okura and Sam Bardfeld, cellist Mary Wooten, Brad Jones on the traditional bajo, and guest Roberto Luis Rodriguez on everything from trumpet to valve trombone, Baila! Gitano Baila! is a tour de force of swirling old-world Jewish melodies and Latin rhythms and harmonics with an occasional mariachi touch thrown in for good measure. All but one of the album's ten tracks were composed by Rodriquez. First there's the klezmer cum Cuban son orgy of "Wolfie's Corner," followed by the sweet pasodobles/mariachi dance processional that is "Paseo del Prado...