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Willie Rodriguez and his Orquesta 'The Puerto Rico Kid' (MCD1026) '...Soy Puerto Rican. OK that one I wrote, that was the time when there was a lot of things going on here in New York with riots. It was a kind of a rough time in New York city with the riots and all that. I wrote that songs Soy Puerto Rican to give it to the Young Lords..' Willie Rodriguez More |
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Joe Cotto Y Su Super Orquesta 'Que Pollo!' Latin big band, guaguanco, mambo, descarga, and bolero from the 1960s-70s. Arrangers include Louie Ramirez and Joe Cain. The orquesta of Joe Cotto also included on trumpet Alejandro 'El Negro' Vivar and on trombone player Mon Rivera. More |
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Willie Rodriguez And His Orchestra 'Willie Rodriguez and his Orchestra' featuring the song 'Soogie' Willie Rodriguez & his Orchestra with Sammy Figueroa on vocals. Musical director Bobby Marin. This album feature the classic numbers: 'La Puerta Del Dolor' and 'Salsa Con Willie Rodriguez.' More |
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Joe Cotto El Magnifico Y Su Super Orquesta 'Esta Noche' Latin big band, guaguanco, mambo, jala jala, and bolero from the 1960s-70s. JOE COTTO, aka El Magnifico, is without doubt one of the greatest interpreters of modern latin music... In his time Joe Cotto was considered among the best interpreters of Hispanic Music (mambo, guaguanco, Jala Jala, Bolero etc),leading a top notch orquesta with singers MARKOS MILLAN and CHIVIRICO DAVILA. More |
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Willie Rodriguez and his Orquesta 'Descarga 71' '... Amores Con La Luna, a very nice number a good arrangement. When we did that number it was 1969 that was when the Americans went to the moon, so we wrote that number and we recorded it. I think he had some old stuff all mixed together for that album.' Willie Rodriguez More |
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Various Artists 'Salsa USA' Featuring the Orquestras and Conjuntos of Guayacan, Coqui Magic, Dominigo Quinones, Edwin Ortiz, Carmen Denise, Carlos Cruz, Leo Jordan, Leo Jorda, Carlos Zape, Andy Olivencia, and others. More |
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'Salsoteca' Various Artists Artists Include: Orq. Tentacion Orq. Capri Willie Rodriguez Orq Bobby Quesada Orq and more..... More |
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'Playtime 2 - 13 Pure Latin Soul & Boogaloo Tracks' Various Hats off to Brad Whitaker for selecting some rare cuts - a CD packed full of latin soul and salsa. 'A groovy little compilation of rare Latin cuts - by The Lebron Brothers, Azquita, Latin Soul Rock All Stars, Willie Bobo, King Errison etc. More |
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Bush y su Nuevo Sonido 'Lo Mejor De Bush y su Nuevo Sonido Vol 2' "Bush y su Nuevo Sonido" creator of the 'Chola Caderona" explores deeply into his musical memories of the 70's, giving way to his musical tastes in this Volume 2, melodic themes full folklore and contagious enthusiasm dedicated to lovers of The Latin Dance. Each selection represents the diverse rhythms expressed in these musical interpretations... Here is Don Francisco Buckley Bush and his new Salsa Sound... More |
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Conjunto Caney 'Pena Incurable' Original recordings from early Cuban Conjunto ensemble with trumpet, percussion, piano, vocals, etc playing Cuban mambo, guaracha and bolero etc. From Cuba and featuring, amongst others, vocalist and percussionist Marcelino Guerra. More |
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Orchestra Capri: 'En Fuego' Conjunto sound with Piano, Vocals Trumpets, Bass, Timbales, Bongo Conga, & Claves. "Orchesta Capri was a young and talented Band. We played along side big named dance bands such as; Eddie Palmieri, Larry Harlow, Johnny Pacheco, Willie Colon, Ray Barretto, etc. Needless to say we had a great Band. ...The music from the two LP's that was recorded then, still rocks today." Louie Gonzalez More |
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Felix Morales and his Orchestra Capri 'Felix Morales and his Orchestra Capri' "Felix Morales was very influenced by the old Cuban bands like Chocolate and Chappotin. The original meaning of the name CAPRI was co-operative association of Puerto Rican instrumentalists. I was the only Cuban. The name came from George Asencio the first trumpet player and he wrote a lot of the lyrics to our songs. Dukie Gonzalez sung English and Spanish and was often compared to Santos Colon..." More |
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'New York Tropical' Various Artists Featuring the Orquestas of Jerry Galante, Santiago Ceron, Bobby Quesada, Eduardo Ducasse, Orquesta Majestad and others. Tropical rhythms such as the merengue and cumbia, popular with salsa dancers in the 1970s and 80s. More |
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Orquesta Majestad: 'Salsa En El Barrio' Vocals: Willie Torrez and Luis Palermo. Great Conjunto sound from El Barrio, New York. More |
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