La Familia Orchestra 45 r.p.m

La Familia Orchestra 45 r.p.m very rare salsadura group from new york city;

recording on (45-KG Records) in 1971

side A

madness mambo

side B

El Rey Del Guanguanco

(45-KG Records)

don juan orquesta 45 r.p.m

how????? I just like to say this 45 r.p.m of don juan orquestra is very hot hot hot

number one lp's search. for dj's and musica collectors

side A

MUJER BONITA

side B

GRAN SEÑORA

get high on salsa, not on drugs
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seleccion quinta - aqui algo nuevo muy nuevo

seleccion quinta - aqui algo nuevo muy nuevo, recording on mericana records in 1973

here is this fantastique lp's hard salsa and alot of latin soul.... track recommend sin miedo ala vida

track including on this lp's

side A

dios y la libertad

celos

en una tarde gris

sin miedo ala vida

dalin

side B

con ella

tu abandono

fantasia y realidad

cuando aclare

la casa

produce by ralph lew and pedrito henrique

recording on ochoa studio, puerto rico 1973

get high on salsa, not on drugs

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Sad News :Father of Latin Boogaloo joe cuba Dies At 78‏

from andy padua; the latinsoul show

SAN JUAN — Salsa band leader Joe Cuba, dubbed the "Father of Latin Boogaloo" for weaving a fluid, bilingual mix of musical influences, died Sunday in New York City, a member of his group said. He was 78.The musician, a friend and contemporary of the late salsa giant Tito Puente, died from complications of a persistent bacterial infection at Mount Sinai Medical Center a day after doctors disconnected his life support, said Cheo Feliciano, a longtime friend and singer in the Joe Cuba Sextet. Cuba had fought the infection for several years. Born Gilberto Calderon in 1931 in New York to a family from Puerto Rico, the band leader and conga player helped change the sound of salsa in the 1960s, Feliciano said. Until then, most popular salsa had been played by orchestras, he said. But Cuba led a six-member band with three singers who also played percussion and danced a routine. "He had a dynamic group," with a signature vibraphone-fronted sound that "caused a craze because it was different," Feliciano said. Albums such as 1966's Bang! Bang! Push, Push, Push incorporated elements of salsa, Latin jazz and R&B and featured lyrics in both English and Spanish. Cuba, whose musical career took him on world tours, was inducted into the International Latin Music Hall of Fame and became director of the International Salsa Museum in New York's East Harlem. In his 70s, he was confined to a sick bed for three years after contracting a staph bacterial infection while being treated for asthma at a hospital. After care in hospitals, a nursing home and at his New York home, he resumed performing in 2006. Feliciano said he spoke to Cuba by telephone from Puerto Rico just before Cuba died. "I told him that God has a mission for all of us, and when we've come to the end of the mission, we have to go to the place we came from," said Feliciano, who debuted as a singer in the sextet in 1957. The band leader's remains are expected to be interred in Puerto Rico.By Laura N. Perez Sanchez, Associated Press WriterCopyright 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. © Copyright 2008, Latin Soul Records, All rights reserved.The use of any content including photos, images, text is strictly prohibited. _____________________________Change address / Leave mailing list: http://ymlp132.com/u.php?YMLPID=guhehbsgsgeejgjqHosting by YourMailingListProvider

candido y su movimiento a palo de fuego

the movement of candido rodriguez stated about yers ago, when he started doing shows

with tito puentes. since then he became one of the top percusionist of the latin music field. thiis lead him to play with randy carlos, the great band of ricardo ray, la protesta, stc.

here is the albums track name

side A

palo de fuego

con la bemba para

recordare tu boca

mi ritmo cubano

side B

bochinches

el lobo

baby doll

something smooth

recording on ghetto records in 1972

produced by jose madera and joe bataan

puerto rican power - cero novela

recording on gema records. in 1972. puerto rican power - cero novela. by the direction of jesus castro.... extreme hard salsa & guaguanco.. track recommend. suelta las armas.....
thack including
side A
cero novela
angustia
suelta las armas
calla
rosa triste
side B
a los caballos
pa borinquen
hay que despertar
mamy blue
rumbon escolar