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| Latina Café Vol 4 ImportAudio CD (April 29, 2004)
Wagram Records ASIN: B0001YFP8C Quimbara - Celia Cruz, Johnny Pacheco Hit the Bongo - Tito Puente New York Mambo - Johnny Colon Jump Bah Day - House of Gypsies Candela - John Beltran Elements of Life [Quintero Beats] - Blaze, Louie Vega Soul Drummers - Ray Barretto Mambo Rock - Seguida |
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| Latin-Funk Jazz & Boogaloo
CD (Fania 752), Released 2002; Good compilation of funky Latin soul grooves laid down in the ‘60 and ‘70s New York style. A lot of fun. Recommended. (BP, 2002-04-14) Funky Felix - Seguida 3:05 Juan Pachanga - Fania All Stars Con Ruben Blades 6:11 The Soul Drummers - Ray Barretto 3:46 Saraycoco - La Lupe 3:00 Lady Marmalade - Mongo Santamaria 3:13 Barrio Nuevo - Louis Ramirez 6:02 Song For My Father - Bobby Valentin 4:08 Southern Boulevard - Ricardo Marrero & The Group 4:38 |
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| The NuYorican Funk Experience: Raw Latin Funk Direct From NYC Import CD (Nascente 100), Released 2003; Editor's Pick: From the liners... “New York City became the focal point for Latin music due to the emergence of Fania records and their popularization of all styles of Latin music under the single banner of ‘Salsa’. A portion of the music being made was a cross-fertilization of Soul, Funk, R&B and Jazz with the more traditional Latin sounds..” Recommended. (BP, 2003-10-23) Song titles include: Love Is - Seguida Coco Seco - Bobby Valentin Crazy Lady - Mongo Santamaria Juntos (Together) - Ray Barretto Shades Of Time - Roberto Roena Black Dice - Mongo Santamaria |
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| The NuYorican Funk Experience: Further Adventures In Latin Soul
Import CD (Nascente 092), Released 2003; Editor's Pick: From the liners... “The journey from Latin salsa to African-American funk can be a long and dusty road -- unless you lived in New York city around 1976, in which case the two cultures were only a block away from each other. Volume II of ‘The NuYorican Funk Experience’ joins the dots, fills the gaps, and generally makes good: Azucar, baby!” Recommended. (BP, 2003-10-23) Song titles include: Funky Felix - Seguida 3:01 New York Soul - Ray Barretto 2:43 What You Don't Know - Mongo Santamaria 4:20 Batumbique - Andy Harlow 3:55 There You Go - Fania All Stars 3:07 Martinez - Mongo Santamaria 4:01 Merecumbe - Johnny Colon 6:10 8th Avenue - Willie Colon 2:43 V.P. Blues - Eddie Palmieri 10:09 |
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| SEGUIDA - On Our Way To Tomorrow
CD (Fania 501), Released 1976; Re-Issued 2005 Editor's Pick: Big production Latin soul/disco release from 1976. A lot of talent was part of this release: Eddie Montalvo, Nestor Torres, Bill Watrous, Peter Nater, Jorge Dalto and many others. I especially liked the track "Buscando," arranged by producer Randy Ortiz. This one is less disco and more straight up Latin soul. Same for the mostly instrumental "Om Marrero," with its Malo feel (Louie Pérez on guitar) and touch of the psychedelic. Recommended. (BP, 2005-02-13) Song titles include: Prelude In G Minor 1:12 Next To You 4:25 On Our Way To Tomorrow 11:09 Buscando 4:45 Om Marrero 4:35 Fields Of Laughter 3:32 Yo Nunca Te Olvidare (Mi Amor) 5:45 Finale In B Flat Major 3:32 |
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| Love Is...Seguida
CD (Fania 478), Released 1974; Re-Issued 2006 Produced by Larry Harlow Song titles include: Mambo Rock Funky Felix Sweat 2:20 Fuego Y La Luz N.Y.C. Blues Day 2:35 N.Y.C. Blues Night 5:42 Afro Rican Suite Pt. I 4:17 Afro Rican Suite Pt. II 2:24 Opus 18 No. I 2:15 Opus 18 No. II 2:04 Love Is 6:16 |
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| New York Latin Hustle
Soul Jazz Records New York’s melting pot of Puerto Rican, Cuban and Afro-American musicians led to stunning culture clashes in the 1960s and 70s when Latin styles mixed with Funk, Disco, Soul and Jazz to produce new hybrids such as Boogaloo, Latin Jazz, Disco and Salsa. All these are featured in Soul Jazz Records latest journey into Latin music, New York Latin Hustle. The record features all the kings of Latin music – Tito Puente, Machito, Eddie Palmieri, Candido, Ray Barretto, Seguida and many more. 1. Ismael Quininos — Control 2. Ray Barretto — Abijan 3. Machito — Alex Mambo 4. Cortijo — Sarongo 5. La Charanga — Aint no Stopping us Now 6. Louie Ramirez — Do It Any Way You 7. Harvey Averne — Never Learned to Dance 8. Willie Colon — Angustia Maternal 9. Tito Puente — Para Los Rumberos 10. Jose Mangual — Mai Kinshasa 11. Seguida — Om Marreo 12. Eddie Palmieri — Mi Mambo Conga |
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| Seguida III CD (Indie), Released 2007; Produced by Steve Adorno – Jay Henry Song titles include: 1 Tierra Taino 2 Caged Bird Sings 3 Whacha Gonna Do 4 Stay with Me 5 Real Cali Mambo 6 Karma Tango 7 Stand Back! 8 Voodoo Madness 9 Buscando 10 Red Lite Green Lite 123 11 Fallin’ 12 Funky Latin Boogaloo 13 Suavecito 14 Fuego Y La Luz 15 Vehicle 16 Yo Nunca Te Olvidare Hidden Bonus Track : Donde Estan Mi Gente? |
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| Latin Hot Soul, funk, salsa, mambao, cha cha cha, and more: on the streets of 1960s latin New York City, something was stirring – and it wasn’t just the fire hydrants. African-American hornplayers riffed on psychedelic tunes against a Puerto Rican vocalist, whilst Cuban congueros held down the backbeat. The Brothers called it “Latin Soul”, the Ricans called it “Bugalu” and the Cubans called it “Rumba”. And it’s all here! Track List Tito Puente - Fat Mama Mongo Santamaria - Lady Marmalade Joe Cuba - El Pito Eddie Palmieri - Ay Que Rico Richie Ray & Bobby Cruz - Nitty Gritty La Lupe - Saraycoco Charlie Palmieri - Either You Have It Or You Don't New Swing Sextet - Monkey See Monkey Do Seguida - Mambo Rock (Theme from "Salsa") The Latinaires - Afro Shingaling Joe Bataan – Shaft Monguito Santamaria - Chango Lebron Brothers - Summertime Blues Celia Cruz - Nadie Se Salva De La Rumba |
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| Chicano Spirit Vol.2
2003 - CD A selection of heavy latin funk tracks from the early 70’s Compilation latin-funk / latin-rock des 70’s 1. SEGUIDA "Mambo Rock" 2. COLUMNA DE FUEGO " Cumbia" 3. HARVEY AVERNE BARRIO BAND " Cucaraca Macara" 4. KALAPANA "Mana" 5. JOSE "CHEPITO" AREAS "Funky Folsom" 6. KATUNGA " Bailando Despacito" |
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