Various - Dance The Latin... Soul Jazz Funk
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Various - Dance The Latin... Soul Jazz Funk
(CD) Jazzman Records JMANCD019, 2008-02-08
Info :
Swingin' Mambos, Soulful Salsa & Funky Rhythms from the Hip Latino Dancefloors of New York City! 18 songs recorded over a 30 year period - tried and tested on the dancefloor! 12 page colour cd booklet with in-depth liner notes, artist photos & 7" label and LP scans. All tracks fully licensed and restored from original sources. DANCE THE LATIN… JAZZ! SOUL! FUNK!
Tracklisting :
01. Noro Morales - Soana
02. Eddie Palmieri & Cal Tjader - Come an' Get It
03. Joe Bataan - Jumping With Symphony Sid
04. Mauricio Smith - Dougs Room
05. Tito Puente - Cochise
06. George Guzman - Cacumen
07. Bobby Valentin - Use it Before you Lose It
08. Harvey Averne - Never Learn to Dance
09. Pete Rodriguez - I Like it Like That
10. Ray Barretto - Soul Drummer
11. La Lupe - Fever
12. Bobby Valentin - Geronimo
13. Tito Puente - Hit the Bongo
14. Chollo - I Got the Feeling
15. Al Escobar - Tighten Up
16. Latinaires - Camel Walk
17. Mongo Santamaria - Mambomongo
18. Tito Puente - Black Brothers
Links :
jazzmanrecords.co.uk
myspace.com/wedigdeeper
myspace.com/jazzmangerald
timewarpdis.com
grooveattack.com
Press Release :
Take tropical rhythms from the Caribbean and South America, mix them with North American jazz and soul, and the result is a fiery, vibrant musical mix that’s at once exciting, passionate and irresistibly danceable. Here’s a selection of the finest Latin music that was recorded in the US from the ‘50s to the ‘70s, made by Latinos and destined for the dancefloor.
This album takes in the sounds that were coming out of the New York clubs - mixing up jazz, soul, funk and R&B with driving, hypnotic and sexy Latin rhythms. Drawn from the vaults of Fania, the most prominent Latin record company of all time, we’ve chosen spent many years listening and dancing before finally selecting these 18 songs from the many thousands available in the huge Fania catalogue.
And so we have it - the best Latin sounds from the richest period in Latin music - taking in firey latin jazz, sultry latin soul and driving latin funk - songs that are as relevant today as they were when they were first recorded, and songs that still work their magic on the dancefloor!
