CALIENTE 45

Alexander Ach Schuh und Ute Oehlzelt
CALIENTE 45 … LIVE @ COPA SUPERFLY, VIENNA, 4-6 PM CET … Selected and presented by Alexander Ach Schuh

(1) Mongo Santamaria; EL BRAVO (M. Santamaria); Colombia CS 9211

(2) Miguelito Valdes with Machito & His Orchestra; BLEN BLEN BLEN (Chano Pozo); (02:00 min) from: Reunion, Tico 1098 (1963)

(3) Orquesta Riverside; OYE COMO GOZO MAMA (Bebo Valdés); from: Una noche en Tropicana, Puchito MLP-521

(4) Facundo Rivero; OYEME MAMA (F. Rivero); () from: Music of Cuba Vol.1, Panart LP-3003

(5) Jimmy La Vaca; ANABACOA (J. Ramirez); () from: La Vaca Swings, Gone Records 7001

(6) Luis Varona & his Orchestra; A GOZAR TIMBERO (TIMBA TIMBERO) (Osnaldo Estinil); (02:13 min) from: Cha Cha Cha Eden Roc, Gone Records 7003

(7) Tito Puente and His Orchestra: MAMBO GOZÓN (T. Puente); from: Dance Mania, RCA LSP-1692 (1958)

(8) Jack Costanzo; MIRA COMO LOS POLLOS; () from: Bongo Cha Cah Cha, Golden Tone C-4061

(9) Alegre All-Stars; PEANUT VENDER/EL MANICERO (Moises Simons – E.B. Marks); (0530 min) from: “El Manicero” The Alegre All-Stars Vol. 2, Alegre

(10) Moncho Lena y Los Ases Del Ritmo canta: Mon Rivera; CARBON DE PALITO (Raomón Rivera Alers); () 7″ Anonia 45-5643A

(11) Beny More; MAGDALENA (Macedo Amorin); from: Gran Serie, sonero mayor Vol. XI, Areito

(12) Pedro Laza y sus Pelayeros; PEPE (Daniel Lemaitre); () from: Esperma y ron, Discos Fuentes (1960s)

(13) Rosita Gomez y la Sonora América de Baldomero Roa; CUMBIA DEL SOL (); from: En Ritmo!, Eco/Peerless-650 (1960ies)

(14) Sonora de Chicho Medina; EL CACHO (Abdel Barón); () from: Charanga del Amor, Perla 750004

(15) Barel Coppet et Mister Lof; JEUNESSE VAUCLIN (Barel Coppet); (03:05 min) Martinique, Hit Parade (1972), reissue: Tumbélé! Biguine, afro & latin sounds from the French Caribbean, 1963-74, Soundway

(16) Los Mozambiques; LLEGAMOS YA (Ernesto Atherley); (03:42 min) 7″ Taboga 476 (1973), reissue: panama!3

(17) Les Aiglons de Basse Terre; CHOMBO MERINGUE (Michel Nerplat); (04:25 min) Guadeloupe 7″ RCG, reissue: Tumbélé! Biguine, afro & latin sounds from the French Caribbean, 1963-74, Soundway

(18) Bembeya Jazz National; TEMTEMBA; () from: 10 Ans de Suces – Gala d’anniversaire en direct du Palais du Peuple (Republik de Guinée, Avril 1971), Edition Syliphone Conakry SLP-24

(19) Enrique Lynch y su Conjunto; SAFARI SALVAJE (F. Arbex) K.JEE (Fuqua Hearndon); (04:57 min) from: Bomba Tropical, Discos Sono Radio 9412

(20) Orchestra Colon; ADAM Y EVA (Humberto Hernandez – Gus Colon); 7″ Rico Records 330-A (1972)

(21) La Conspiracion canta: Miguel Quintana; MAGDALENA; 7″ Vaya Records V-5016, from: Ernie’s Conspiracy, Vaya VS-9

(22) Amadou Balake; LA VOITURE D’OCCASION (Amadou Balake); from: Afro-Charanga, Zamidou Prodoctions 51-7637

(23) Orquesta Ritmo Oriental direccio Ramiro REyes; AHORA SI VOY A GOZAR (Juan Crespo Maza); from: Arieto LD-3536

(24) Ray Perez; DESCARGAN LOS TIMBALES (Ray Perez); () from: Siempre Afro-Latin, PyraPhon 3343

(25) Tico-Alegre All-Stars; BOOM BOOM LUCUMI (Joe Cuba); from: Recordes Live At Carnegie Hall Vol.1, Tico 1325

(26) Fruko canta: Jose Arroyo; EL GAMINICITO (Alvaro J. Arroyo); from: El Espectuacular

(27) The Latin Brothers canta: John Jairo; DUDANDO (); from: Te encontre, Discos Fuentes MFS-3345

(28) Mango; MULATA; () from: Mango, Caliente/CBS CLT-7163 (1976)

(29) Willie Colon; JUNIO 73; (02:59 min) 7″ Fania

(30) Monto Santamaria; THE PROMISED LAND (Justo Almario); 7″ Vaya Records 5081-B (1975)

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CALIENTE 44 ZUM ANBEISSEN … CALIENTE CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTDAY LIVE @ CAFÉ DRECHSLER, VIENNA LINKE WIENZEILE 22, 4-6 PM CET 98.3 superfly.fm … latin-soul-radioshow selected and hosted by Alexander Ach Schuh

(1) Ceatano Veloso; GUÁ (Perinho Albuquerque – Caetano Veloso); from: Jóia, Philips (1975)

(2) Dave Pike; BRONX BLUE (B. Matos, D. Pike); (02:43 min) from: Peligroso, Cubop/Ubiquity CBLP032 (2000)

(3) Guanabara; FESTA DE SÅO JOÅO (Alfredo Cardim); (04:58 min) from: The Brazilan Beat of Guanabara, Baystate RJL-8040 (1982)

(4) Chiqita Serrano; GOYITO (Facundo Rivero); (03:25 min) from: Dansons à Cuba avec Chiqita Serrano et son Ensemble, BAM Paris

(5) Angéle Durand mit Hans Carste und sein Orester und Chor; BOLÉRO GAUCHO (Philippe – Gérard – Mösser); () Electrola EG 8026 (1954/55) auch auf: Mit Rumba, Mambo und Baiao – Südamerikanische Skizzen, Electrola WDLP-1510 Bundesrepublik Deutschland

(6) Antonio Morel y Orchestre canta Frank Cruz; A LO OSCURO (merengue); from: Chants et danses de Saint-Dominigue, Vogue  Paris

(7) Antobal’s Cuban All-Stars directed by Obdulio Morales; CUBAN BLUES (Marion Sunshine), from: Agua! Agua!, Felsted Fl-7505

(8) Machito and His Afro-Cuban Orchestra canta: Garciella; BEE-REE-BEE (); from: Mambo Holiday, Harmony HL7040

(9) Kako y Su Combo Gigante canta: Julian Llano; TIBOCÓ; 7″ Alegre 45-3043B

(10) The Alegre All-Stars; RAREZA DEL SIGLO (Bebo Valdés); (05:30 min) from: The Alegre All-Stars Vol. 1, Alegre LPA 810

(11) Mario Ortiz y su Orquesta canta: Paquito Alvarez; YARE YARE (Chano Pozo); 7″ Remo 617B

(12) Tito Puente; NEW GUAGUANCO (Horcolo de la Lastra); (03:08 MIN) from: Plenty Puente, Tico 1115 (1964)

(13) Pete Rodriguez; DECIMA MODERNA (Tony Pabon); () from: The King Of Boogaloo, Remo LPR 1517

(14) Milton Zapata; VIVA ZAPATA (M. Zapata); (06:38 min) from: Viva Zapata, Speed SS-107

(15) TnT Boys; CALIENTE (T. Ramos – T. Rojas); (03:47 min) from: Sex Symbols, Cotique CS 1038

(16) The Latin-Souls; THE LATIN SOULS THEME; (03:22 min) from: Tiger Boo-Ga-Loo, Kapp KS-3553

(17) Tony Pabon and his All-Stars canta: Nestor Sanchez; SONNY (); (02:15 min) from: Tony Pabon All-Stars, Tico (1970)(17) Tony Pabon and his All-Stars canta: Nestor Sanchez; SONNY (); (02:15 min) from: Tony Pabon All-Stars, Tico (1970)

Tony Pabón is one of the true originators of the Latin Boogaloo. The Puerto Rico born trumpeter, singer, composer, bandleader (La Protesta) wrote for Pete Rordiguez in 1966 “Pete’s Boogaloo”, cited as the frist boogaloo track to get radio airplay. The famous hit of Pete Rodriguez “I Like It Like That (A Mi Me Gusta Asi)” is written by Tony Pabon and Manny Rodriguez. In 1970 Tony Pabon released on Alegre “Tony Pabon y su Estrellas” featuring the singer Nestor Sanchez. Between 1971 and 1974 he recorded under LA PROTESTA five albums on Rico Records with Nestor Sanchez: La Protesta, Free, On The Right Track, Introducing Nestor Sanchez, El Capitan.

(18) Eduardo Davidson con Garciela y Machito & Orchestra & Chous Cond. by Leroy Holmes; CON SOL Y SAL (E. Davison); 7″ UA Latino LA308, from: “Le Chien” El Perro/The Dog

(19) Joe Pacheco y Su Cobo Brillante; GOGOYANDO (José Quintero); from: Y… ahora!, Vene Vox BL-2027

(20) Ray Perez y los kenya; HOCULELE NO.2 (R. Perez); () from: Siempre Afro-Latino, PyraPhon-3353

(21) Raphy Leavitt; CAFE COLAO (R. Leavitt); () from: Jibaro soy …, Borinquen ADG-1236 (1973)

(22) La Protesta with Tony Pabon; EL LOCO (Marty Cartagena); 7″B Rico 324, from: On The Right Track,

(23) LeBron Brothers; BONGO LOCO (Angel Lebron); (03:00 min), from: Salsa Y Control, Cotique C-1049

(24) Ray Rodriguez and  Orchestra Duro; DEJAME YA MUJER (): (05:22 min) from: Survival, TicoJMTS-1432 (1978)

(25) Ricardo Ray y Bobby Cruz; COMEJEN (); (03:53 min) from: 10 Aniversario, Vaya (1975)

(26) Bobby Quesada canta Luis “El Tirano” Rodriguez; RITMO CANGA (Trini López); from: Con salsa y sabor, Fania 376 (1969)

(27) Mario Allison y Su Estrellas; SAN JUAN; 7″ Dinsa D-707 

(28) Yambu; DON’T BLOW YOUR COOL (Milton Hamilton); (03:40 min) 7″ Chevere REcords CLP-3011 (1979)

(29) Francisco Aquabella; HEADSTRONG (Burt Blaha – Cedric DeonBi); from: Hitting Hard!!, Epsilon Records

(30) George Dalto & The Interamerican Band; KILLER JOE (Benny Golson); (06:00 min) from: Urban Oasis, Concorde Records CJP-275 (1985)

(31) Yambú canta Rafy Puente; SUNNY; (04:32 min) from: Yambú, Montuno MLP506  (1975)

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Ach, hier in Wien im fünften Stock des Sonnenscheins mischen wir am Beistelltisch der Popgeschichte die Tanzflächen im Coffee-Table-Book-Format auf, bringen Preziosen des Latin Soul, zumeist im urbanen Uptempo-Arrangement sprich Guaguancó, Mambo, Salsa … heute u.a. mit The Lebron Brothers Orchestra, Ray Pérez y sus Kenyas, Johnny “El Bravo” Lopez & his Super Combo, Mongo Santamaria featurning Armando Peraza, Tito Puente and his Concert Orchestra …
Beginnen werden wir diesmal wie so oft mit der Reflexion des Ursprungs, Moises Simons, El Manisero, arrangiert von Laurindo Almeida, eingespielt mit dem Herbie Mann Tentet im Jahr 1960  …

CUIDATE CUMPAY … FEB 20, 4-6 PM CET, 98.3 Superfly

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(1) Herbie Mann; PEANUT VENDOR (Moises Simons); (02:00 min) from: Sound of Mann, Verve V6-8527
Leo Ball, Jerry Kail, Ziggy Schatz (tp) Herbie Mann (fl) Johnny Rae (vib) Knobby Totah (b) Rudy Collins (d) Ray Barretto (cga) Ray Mantilla, Michael Olatunji (per)

(2) Willie Bobo; LA DESCARGA DEL BOBO; (03:48 min) from: Juicy, Verve V6-8685 (1967)

(3) Eddie Palmieri canta: Ismael Quintana; (05:36 min) CUIDATE COMPAY (E. Palmieri), from: Azucar pa’ti (Sugar For You), Tico (1965)

(4) The Lebron Brothers Orchestra; VACILON (Jose Lebron); (03:46 min) from: “The Brooklyn Bums”, Cotique (1968)

(5) Johnny “El Bravo” Lopez & his Super Combo; CUCA PURUCA (Roberto Anglero); (3:10 min) from: Johnny “El Bravo” Lopez & his Super Combo at the Bronx Casino in New York, Maseda Records LP-511

(5) Federico y su Combo Latino; OCUPACION (ritmo okulele by Federico Betancourt); (2:30 min)  from: Vibracion & Ritmo, Sonus

(7) Ray Pérez y sus Kenyas canta: Larry Francia; UVAS VERDES (Ramón Pérez); (05:30 min) Velvet LPV 62-079

(8) Roberto Anglero y su Combo; DONDE ESTAN LOS RUMBEROS (R. Anglero); (03:30 min) (Gema LPGS 3088 (1970)

(9) Mongo Santamaria; PARA TI (M. Santamaria); (03:04 min) from: Up from the roots, Atlantic SD-1621 (1972)

(10) Duke Ellingtion and his Orchestra; TINA (Ellingtion); (04:34 min) from: Latin American Suite, Fantasy (1970)

(11) Malo; I’M FOR REAL (A. Garcia – J. Santana); (06:39 min) from: Dos, Warner Bros (1972)

(12) Isamel Rivera y su cachimbos; WITINILA (Javier Vazquez); (03:38 min) from: Traigo de Todo, Tico 1319 (1972)

(13) Tito Puente and his Concert Orchestra; MAMBO DIABOLO (T. Puente); (05:03 min) from: Tito Puente and his Concert Orchestra, Tico (1973)

(14) Mongo Santamaria featurning Armando Peraza; FEATHERBED LANE (Marty Sheller); (02:51 min) from: Mongo’s Way, Atlantic 40210

(15) Bobby Vince Paunetto; LITTLE RICO : LITTLE RICO’S THEME (Paunetto); (06:38 min) (1976) reissue: Nu Yorica! Culture Clash in New York City: Experiments in Latin Music 1970-77, Soul Jazz Records (1996)

(16) The Cesta All-Stars musical director: Charlie Palmieri; RAN-KAN-KAN (Tito Puente); (10:33 min) from: Salsa Festival, Coco Records CLP125 (1976)

(17) Jose Mangual Jr.; CAMPANERO (J. Mangual Jr.); (05:00 min) from: Campanero – Tribute to Chano Pozo, Velvet LPV-1859 (1977)

(18) Orchestra Harlow canta: Nestor Sanchez; SUENA LA QUIJA (J. Zamora); (04:29 min) from: El “Albino Divino”, Fania (1978)

(19) Tito Puente canta Tito Allen: Manigua (Ramon Cabrera); (03:17 min) from: Homenaje A Beny Vol.2, Tico (1979)

(20) Ray Barretto; GUARAPO Y MELCOCHA; (05:06 min) from: Fuerza Gigante, Fania (1980)

(21) Tito Allen; BUSCO AMBIENTE (Paquito Alvarez); (04:12 min) from: Untouchable, Alegre JMAS-6020 (1979)

(22) Poncho Sanchez; SENEGAL (Kenny Goldberg); (05:21 min) from: “La Familia”, Picante CJP-369 (1989)

(23) Mario Bauzá & his Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra canta Rudy Calzado: Garciela; IFÁ (Rudy Calzado); (05:13 min) from: My Time Is Now, Messidor (1993)

(24) The Hi-Fly Orchestra; MAMBO ATOMICO (K. Kluge); (06:14 min) from: Mambo Atomico, Tramp Records (2009)

(25) Patato Valdes; OPITAS OPUS (Jorge Dalto); (06:27 min) from: Unico y Differente, Connector

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REDENCION … FEB 13, 4-6 PM CET, 98.3 Superfly

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Latin Soul playlist selected by Alexander Ach Schuh

(1) Tito Puente and His Orchestra; Introduction – Managua, Nicaragua; from: Cha Cha with Tito Puente at Grossinger’s, RCA LSP-2187 (1960)

(2) Machito and his Afro-Cubans; Relax & Mambo (Cha-Cha by Gillo-Bauza-Hernández); from: Cha Cha Cha and Mambo, Seeco Gold Series SCLP 9075

(3) Tito Rodriguez; Mama Guela (Rodriguez); from: At The Palladium, United Artists UAL 3064 (1960)

(4) Machito Orchestra; La Paella (Machito); from: Cha Cha Cha at the Palladium, Tico 1002 (1955)

(5) Xavier Cugat; Amapola (); from The Latin Rhythms Of Xavier Cugat, Colombia HL 7271
“In 1940, a musicians strike against radio networks enabled violinist-bandleader Xavier Cugat to receive nationwide recognition. His recordings of Ojos Verdes (Green Eyes) and Amapola were heard from coast to coast. His music became a favorite among the Anglo-American listening audience. His popularity increased daily and Hollywood satisfied the curious people who wanted to see Cugat by filming him and his orchestra for motion pictures. Cuban vocalist Miguelito Valdes, Colombian baritone Carlos Ramirez and Brazilian singer-dancer Carmen Miranda were in several motion pictures with Cugat and as a result gained worldwide prominence. Cugat’s music pioneered the way for Latin music and musicians. With each passing year since the strike of 1940, Latin music grew in popularity” (Max Salazar in the book Mambo Kingdom).

(6) Pantaleon Perez Prady Y Su Orquesta De Baile; Bambaatunga (Kino y Zayas); from: Cuban Rhythms, Toreador T-514

(7) Peruchín (Pedro “Peruchín” Jústiz); Redencion (Orestes Lopez); from: The Incendiary Piano of Peruchín with exciting Afro-Cuban Rhythm, GNP50

(8) Ruben Calzado and his Latin Orchestra; Piano Exotique (R. Calzado); from “Chiquiito“, Palette SPZ-37006

(9) L’Orchestre Jeunesse d Paul-Emile Haliar; La Vie Critique (Begin by Haliar); from: 7″ On Ti Bode (1963), reissue: Tumbélé! Biguine, afro & latin sounds from the French Caribbean 1963-74, Soundway

(10) Celia Cruz Y Tito Puente; No jueque con el diablo (Ritmo Verengue, Pablo Chorot); from: Cuba y Puerto Rico Son …, Tico 1136 (1965)

(11) Orquesta de Armando Boza Con Manito Johnson; Sambao Calypso (Armando Boza); from: 7″ Grecha 45-5041 (1961), reissue: Panama!3 Calypso Panameño, Guijira Jazz & Cumbia Típica on the Istmus 1960-75

(12) Camilo Azuquita; Borombon (Javier Vasquez); from 7″ Loyola CH-456 (1967), reissue: Panama!2 Latin Sounds, Cumbia Tropical & Calypso Funk on the Isthmus 1967-1977

(13) Johnny Sedes and his Orchestra; Crupano Canta (R. Cruz); from: Fonseca LPF 1123

(14) Tony Middleton with Chuito & Latin Uniques; Spanish Maiden (G. Nieves, S. Lewis, M. Craft); Speed (1969) reissue: Big Ol’ Bag O’ Boogaloo Vol.2, Andale! LP 5902 (2006)
(15) Los Papacitos; Jazzy (Willie Colón); from: 7″ Loyola CH-447, Panama!2 Latin Sounds, Cumbia Tropical & Calypso Funk on the Isthmus 1967-1977

(16) Ricardo Ray Y Bobby Cruz canta: Miki Vimari; La Vimari (); from: El Bestial Sonido, Vaya V-1
(17) Ormelis Cortez con su Conjunto Viva Guararé; Si la vez; from:: 7″ Orca (1971), reissue: Panama!2 Latin Sounds, Cumbia Tropical & Calypso Funk on the Isthmus 1967-1977

(18) Mazacote; Malembe (Jorge del Barrio); from: Shukandu! Olympo (Spain 1973), reissue: Wah Wah Records (2005)

(19) Ray Pérez Y Los Kenya; Chévere (Ray Pérez); from: Salsa, Discos Fuentes LP.206572 (Colombia)

(20) Sexteto Armonia de P.R.; Puro Mango (Homenaje a Mayagüez)(Miguel A. Valentin); from: Sexteto Armnia de P.R., Sonus Records SP 269 (1977)

(21) Ralph MacDonald; Mister Magic (Ralph MacDonald / William Salter); from: Sound of a Drum, Marlin Records (1976)

(22) Orquesta Esencia; Esencia (A. Bent); from: Fuerza Positiva, Palo Monte 001 (1981), reissue: 12″ Jazzmann Latino Series (2009)

(23) Salsa Picante; A mi terra; from: Sabrosita!, Pläne 88451 (1985)

(24) Snowboy & The Latin Section; Descarga Mozambique (Cotgrove); from: Descarga Mambito, Acid Jazz lp-40

(25) Robin Jones and King Salsa; Mozambique Callejero; from: Aché, Royal Palm Recordings (2000)

(26) Sergio Mendes and Brasil 77; Superstition (S. Wonder); from: Vintage 74

(27) Malo; Young Man (Arcelino Carcia Jr.); from: Malo V, Traq Records TR-107 (1981)

(28) El Chicano; Pyramid (Of Love And Friends) (Lespron-Baeza-Espinosa-DeLuna-Salas-Regalado-Perriera); MCA Records (1975)

(29) Mongo Santamaria; Song For You; from: Afro-Indio, Vaya

LO MEJOR DE CALIENTE : CALIENTE 08

THE BEST OF CALIENTE, PART 7
WIEDERHOLUNG VON CALIENTE 08 VOM 18 APRIL 2009

Im ersten Viertel der Show bringe ich eine kleine feine Auswahl an Arbeiten von Vincentico Valdes (10 Jan, 1921-25 Jun 1995), von den 40ern bis in die 80 einer der nachgefragtesten Sänger. Valdes sang in den Orchestern von Cheo Belén Puig, später u.a. mit Noro Morales, Tito Puente (1949-1953), in seinem eigenen Orchester spielten so gut wie alle der Großen des Latin-Soul: Charlie Palmieri, Eddie Palmieri, Louie Ramírez, Héctor Rivera, Sonny Bravo … Der Bolero Reflexionando von Jorge Dalto, 1984 eingespielt mit Patato auf dessen 1993 bei Messidor erschienen Album ‘Masterpiece’ schließt die Show ab. Davor ein Schwenk über die 60er und 70er mit einigen Höhepunkten panamerikanischer Zusammenarbeit/Latin-Soul-Fusion wie z.b. dem kurzen aber konzeptionell sonnenklaren ‘Latin Funk’ des Latin Percussion Jazz Ensemble … Jan 30, 4-6 PM CET, 98.3 Superfly

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Playlist selected by Alexander Ach Schuh

(1) Roberto Faz; Sabor dominate; Seeco 1961

(2) Tito Puente + Vincentico Valdes; La guira; RCA 1958
(3) Beny Moré con Orq Perez Prado; Qué te pasa, José; RCA 1948-50
(4) Tito Puente + Vincentico Valdes; Cao-cao mani picao; RCA 1957

(5) Vincentico Valdes; Milagro de amor (René Touzet); Seeco 1960

(6) Dominico Acevedo con la Orquesta Panamericana de Lito Pena; homenaje a rafael hernandez (Lito Pena); Tico 1965

(7) Cesar Concepón y su Orquesta; Sin sinfonia (C. Concepción); Ansonia (Puerto-Rico)

(8) Orquesta de Chucho Sanoja; Vengo Cumbiando (Tomás Sanoja); Discomoda 50er (Venezuela)

Brillenträger der Woche: Lucho Bermúdez (Luis Eduardo Bermúdez) (January 25, 1912 in El Carmen de Bolívar – April 24, 1994 in Bogotá)

(9) Lucho Bermudez y su Orquesta; Salsiuedes; Silver Rec. 50er (Colombia)

(10) Pacheco y su charanga canta Elliot Romero y Rudy Calzado; Espiritu burlon; Alegre 1962

(11) Chico O’Farrill y All Stars Cubano; Descarga numero uno; Gema 1960

(12) Rolando La’Serie con Orquesta de Bebo Valdés; ; Gema 1960
(13) Pio Leyva; La alegria del monuno; RRAS rec.

(14) Celia Cruz con Tito Puente; Yo regesare (Luis Demetrio); Tico 1969

(15) Boby Quesada vocals: Luis Rodriguez y Felo Barrie; La mafia del guaguanco (B. Quesada); Mary Lou Rec.

(16) Joey Pastrana y su nueva orquesta; El pulpo (J. Pastrana); Parnaso Rec. 1973
(17) Fania All-Stars; Ponte duro (J. Pacheco); Fania 1971

(18) Serafin Cortez y su orq.; Descarga los bandidos; Fania 1972

(19) Emanuel K. Rahim and the Kahliqs; Spirit of the truth (E. Rahim); Muse Rec. (1972) 1980

(20) Latin Percussion Jazz Ensemble; Latin funk (Sal Cuevas); Latin Percussion Ventures Rec. 1979
(steve berrios – drums, sal cuevas – bass, rene lopez – trumpet, eddie martinez – piano, fender rhodes, tito puente – timbales, vibes, marimba, synthesizer, john rodriguez jr. – bongo, guiro, carlos patato valdez – conga, shekere)

(21) Cal Tjader; Mindoro; Fantasy Rec. 1976
(cal tjader – vibes, marimba, david marao – electric and acousitc guitar, dawill gonga – electric keyboards, egberto gismonti – acoustic piano, synthesizer, luis alves – bass, roberto silva – bass, perc, hermeto pascoal – flute)

(22) Yambu; Hippopatamus; Montuno Rec. 1975

(23) Cesar Ascarrunz; Bridges (Teo Macero); Flying Dutchman 1975

(24) Luiz Bonfá; Sun flower (Granados); Ranwood Rec. 1973
(25) Eddie Palmieri with Harlem River Drive; Azucar part (2) and (3); Tico 1972

(26) Louie Bellson + Walfredo de los Reyes; Javilla (Louie Bellson); Pablo rec. 1978
(27) Patato canta: Vincentico Valdés; Reflexionando (Jorge Dalto); Messidor (1984) 1993

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NOT TOO BIG TO FAIL und so verpasste ich beinahe den Einstieg in der Begleitung einiger junger Damen … wir kamen dann doch noch mit einem Kurswagen aus dem NYC der frühen 70er zu Rollkragenpullis und Mützen … als Karl Bruckschwaiger unsere Aufmerksamkeit auf sein Portefeuille haitianischer Schallplatten und damit auf die interkontinentale Affektionslinie lenkte, auf der Haiti, obgleich Fenster an Fenster mit der hispanisierten Karibik, durch weit offene Türen Westafrika sehr verbunden klingt … Jan 23, 4-6 PM CET, 98.3 Superfly

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Playlist selected by Alexander Ach Schuh

(1) Lecuona Cuban Boys; Malaguena (Lecuona); from: Tanz mti den Lecuona Cuban Boys; Electrola DSDW 6001

(2) Elena Madera with orchestra directed by Johny Conquet; Otra Vez (Pepito) (Carmen Taylor – Art Truscott); from: Latin America’s exciting new voice – la voz de pasión

(3) Xavier Cugat and his orchestra; Mambo Mania (Lopez – Cugat); from: Mambo!, Mercury MG 20108

(4) Myrta Silva con Cuarteto Victoria de Rafael Hernández; La Bombonera (Rafael Herández); RCA (1939/1940), reissue: Myrta Silva New York 1939–1942, Tumbao

(5) Machito y sus Afro-Cubanos; Te me vendo a buscar (René Touzet); from: Tremendo Cumban

(6) Conjunto Casino; Amor Antillano (Bebo Valdés); from: Music of Cuba Vol.1; Panart LP-3003

(7) Joe Valle con Qrquesta; A SAN GERMAN (Plena by ); from: Oye a la Sonora de Kito Velez y Otros, Tropocal TRLP-5174

(8) Ramon Marquez and his Orchestra featuring: Damiron and Chapuseaux; Carabine (Downbeat Merengue by ); from: Cha Cha Cha – Mambo – Merengue, Fiesta Records FLP-1201 (1955)

(9) Celia Cruz; Nuevo Ritmo Omelenko (); from: Celia Cruz sings, Seeco Serie de Oro SCLP-9067
(10) Coritjo y Su Combo con Ismael Rivera; A BAILAR MI BOMBA (); from:
(11) Pio Leiva “El Montunero de Cuba”; Estas Mintiendo (Frank Torres); reissue: Yo Bailo Con Ella, Tumbao Cuban Classics TCD 803 (1998)

(12) Celeste Mendoza; Sorbe Una Tumba Una Rumba (I. Piñeiro); (1959) from: La soberana, Egrem 517, reissue: Ladies of Latin, Charly

(13) Belisario Lopez y su Orquesta; El Pregon de la montaña (Son Montuno by Pio Leiva); from: Belisario Lopez y su Orquesta Vol.3, Ansonia SALP 1329
(14) Peregoyo y su Combo Vacana;Descarga Vacana (Enrique Urbano Tenorio); from: Tropicaolismo, Discos Fuentes (1972), reissue by World Circuit WCD 015 (1989)

(15) Orquesta Ritmo y Juventud canta: Chiquito Macedo; pambichao (Merengue-Cha Cha Cha by Carlos Argentino); EMI Odeon  LDC-35005 (Chile 60s)

(16) Enrique Lynch y su Conjunto;Lindo Caballito (R. Osores – A. Rojas); from: Punch Sono Radio Discos, Peru (late 60s)

(17) Orquesta Flamoyan con Frankie Dante; Aprovechate (); from: … se viste de gala, Cotique CS 1065 (1970)

(18) La Conspiracion de ernie Agosto canta Miguel Quintana; La Voz (E. Agosto – N. Sanchez); from: La Conspiracion, Vaya V-4

(19) Eddie Palmieri; Viejo Socarron (E. Palmieri); from: Vamonos Pa’l Monte, Tico 1225 (1971)

Dr. Karl Boutros Boutros Bruckschwaigers Portfolio

(20) Rey Perez y su Orquesta cantan: Perucho Torcatt; Otra Vez Tu (); from: Perucho Ray y el loco

(21) Afro Mania; Rosalia (R. Velaz); from: Caribe, Fuentes (1984)

(21) Roselin Antione de L’Orestre Septentrional; Big Boss (R. Antione); from: Big Boss, Dorecant’s Record (Haiti 1980s)

(22) Les Loups Niors; Haiti mon pays; from: A teélé Haiti, Shango Records (Haiti 1970s)

(23) Coupe Cloue, Souvenir d’enfance; from: Back to Roots, Mini Records (1980)

(24) Gentlemen Mike Ejéagha and his Trio; Onye Ori Utaba, from: Akuko N’egwu Oriinal Vol. 1, Polygram (Nigeria 1982)

(25) Super Boiro Band; N’Ban Yarabye (Syliart); Editions Syliphone Conakry SLP47 (Guinea 1974)

(26) Ignace De-Souza et les Black Santiagos; Affaire Grave; Badmos Rec. (Cote-d’Ivoire 1980s)

(27) Ofege; Try and Love; from: Try and Love, EMI (1973), reissue: Academy LPs
(28) Antoine Moundandanda; N’Sangou; Lable Bleu (Congo 1990er), reissue: African Blues, World Music Network 1998

CALIENTE 40

UN POCO COCO … Listen now on play.fm

(1) Hermanos Aviles Orchestra; SIEPRE ME HAS QUERIDO CANTIDAD; from: Got A Date With You In Havana, AAMCO ALP-305 (1950s) Aviles Brothers Orchestra, considered the oldest popular dance music of Cuba. It was founded on October 16, 1882 in Holguin, Cuba.

(3) Noro Morales and His Orchestra; Capi’s Mambo (Curbelo); from: Adios Muchachos, Riverside RLP-7501 (1950s)

(4) Erroll Garner; Mambo Garner (); from: Mambo moves Garner featuring Eroll Garner; Mercury G20055 (1950s)

(5) Cubano Andre’s All Stars; Con Poco Coco; 10″ Clef Records MG C-515-B

(6) Buddy de Franco Quartet with Herman McCoy Choir featuring Art Blakey (drums), Sabu Martinez (conga drums); Star of Africa (A. Blakey); from: Afro-Drum Carnival, GNP-25

(7) Esquivel and his Orchestra; Boulvard of Broken Dreams; from: The Dancing Beat of the Latin Bands, RCA LSP-2087

(8) Marty Wilson and his Orchestra; Jungle Fantasy (Esy Morales); from: Jun’Gala, Warner Bros 1326 (1959)

(9) Orquesta Aragon; Baila Carola (Pa’ca by Alberto Gonzáles Llorens); from: La Autentica Orquesta Aragon, Miami Records

(10) Los Mejores Musicos De Cuba – Bebo Valdés (piano), Tojo (trombon), Cachaito (bass), Tata-Güines (perc.); Special del Bebo; from: Insturmental Bailable, Gema LPG-1124

(11) Cal Tjader Quintet; MUEVE LA CINTURA (Montuno by C. Tjader); from: Ritmo Caliente, Fantasy 3216 (recorded March 25, 1954)

(12) Roberto Faz y su Conjunto; La Tumba Brava (Son Montuno by Calixto Callava); from: Saludos A Roberto Faz, Trobical 5185

(13) Tito Puente; Guason (Guijira by T. Puente); from: Exctiante Ritmo de Tito Puente, Tico 1106 (1963)

(14) Roberto Ferrer; Que pendan las velas (cumbia by Aldo Legui); from: Cumbias A Go Go, Tico 1129 (1965)

(15) Orlando Marin canta Chivirico Davila; No se detengan (); from: Se Te Quemo La Casa, 60s Alegre reissue 6015 (1978)

(16) Porfi Jimenez y su Orchesta; Se está colando (P. Jimenez); from: Quincenñera, Velvet LPV-1396, Venezuela late 60s

(17) Sonora de Ñiko Estrada; El Sombreron (José Velásquez); from: Mosaico Tropical, Odeon LD-1458 Puru 60s

(18) Memo Salamanca y su Combo; ¡So caballo! (); from: Esto si es Ritmo, lndustria Peruana ED-1007

(19) Ramon Ropain; Sabrosita (Pata-Cumbia by Lucho Bermúdez); from: esquizofrenia musical – Ritmo Nuevo con Ramon Ropain; Bambuco Records Colombia 70s

(20) Rafi Pagan; Latin Soul; from: With Love, Fania 397

(21) Jimmy Sabater; Malambo (Justi Barreto); from: Bobby Cruz – Jimmy Sabater “Mano A Mano Melodico”, Tico 1230 (1971)

(22) Meñique; La Habana Vieja (); from: Soy hijo de changó, Cotique 1077 (1974)

(23) Fruko canta: Joe Arroyo; Pobre Naci (Alvaro Velásquez ); from: El Barbaro, Discos Fuentes MFS-3332 (1975)

(24) Jonny El Bravo y su Orquesta; Perdonare (Luis Griñan); from: Back to back, Horoscopo SDH-016

(25) Raphy Leavitt; Balada a un ‘loco’ (R. Leavitt);from: De frente a la vida, Borinquen 1311 (1976)

(25) Linda Leida; Para mi gente (Ritmo Bom Bon by Lou Perez – Ramon ‘Chiripa’ Aracena; from: Electricando Linda, T.R. Records 134X (1978)

(26) Pete Conde; Se vende un corazon (); from: Este Negro Si Es Sabroso, Fania (1976)

(27) Conjunto Impacto; Una rumba en mi barrio; Teca Recors XL-3004 (1977)

(28) Alfredo Valdés; Entre dos (M . Muñiz ‘Papaito’ – Alberto Valdés; from: Pionero del Son, Camain Records (1984)

(29) Hector Lavoe; De que tamaño es tu amor(); Fania (1985)

(30) Descarga Boricua; Me Pongo Yo (Tite Curet Alonso); from: Jésta, si va!, Tierrazo (1993)

CALIENTE 39

West Africa, Sar & Salsoul … Listen now on play.fm

TANZEN UMTOPFEN KONTERN … wenn ihr im neuen Jahr steckt wie in einem alten paar Schuhe, wenn ihr nicht wisst, wo der Süden anfängt, der Osten aufhört, der Westen hin will und der Norden herkommt, seid willkommen im Salonwagen, der uns Tanzboden und Übergangszeit ist, Durchgangslager der Affekte, Perfektion der Gefühle: DER CALIENTE EXPRESS begrüßt seine neuen Gäste, er verneigt sich vor seinem Publikum und der Aufmerksamkeit in aller Kinder Länder, und auch über die Tiefe der Ozeane, die großen und kleinen, dem Zwischendeck der Menschheit, wohin niemand gehört und doch so viele hinuntergedrängt werden, um zu ersaufen, rufen hinaus: wir werden nicht aufhören, die Welt hereinzuholen, bis alle an Deck sind …

Playlist selected by Alexander Ach Schuh

(1) Joe Cuba Sextet; Quinto Sabroso (Hector Rivera); from: Vagabundeando! Hangin’ Out, Tico-1112, Quinto: the smallest of the tumbadora drums used in the music of Cuba

(2) The Eloise Trio; Anna Macao; from: The New and Excting Eloise Trio All Time Golden Hits, Carib Records LP_2029

(4) Orchestre Yaya Mas; Rampa Rampa; from: African Boogaloo – The Latinization Of West Africa, Compilation by Honest Jones Records (2009)

(3) Cortijo y su Combo con Ismael Rivera; Oriza (Rimo Gangá by Silvestre Méndez); 7″ Gema 1068-A

(5) Sexteto Juventud; Tostao Y Colao (Oscar Mijares); from: ¡En Todo!, Velvet Records LPV-1592 (1971) Venezuela! (nicht PR ..!..) http://www.myspace.com/tabacoysextetojuventud

(6) Sonora de Chico Medina; Mi Piano Sabrosón; from: Charanga Del Amor, Discos Perla Colombia

(7) Monguito Santamaria; Monguito’s Theme; from: Hey Sister, Fania 361 (1968)

(8) Ray Olan y su Sason; Sex (R. Olan); from: Sugar on Sunday, Alegre LPA-877

(9) Gnonnas Pedro; Atimawuin Dagamasi (G. Pedro); from: Atimawuin Dagamasi, Ledoux Records

(10) Orchestre Baobab; On Verra Ca; from: African Boogaloo – The Latinization Of West Africa, Compilation by Honest Jones Records (2009)

(11) Rudy Plaate i Tipico boneriano; Ayó Tantan (mer.pambiche by); from: T’Abo … Ta Kòrsou!, Erna Records LP-008

(12) Kako, Totico y el Trabuco; Para ya, bandolera (Curet Alonso); from: La Máquina y El Motor, Gema LPGS-3099

(13) Saoco; Macho Mumba (Guarache-Mambo by Henry Fiol); from: Macho Mumba, Salsoul SAL-4117 (1977)

(14) Alfredo Valdes Jr. y su Conjunto Fuego canta: Carlos ‘El Grande’; La Bamba (); from: A Cantaño, Sacodisc International LS-87

(15) Estrellas Africanas de Dexter Johnson; Palomina Mwanga (Franklyn Boukaka); from: Estrellas Africanas de Dexter Johnson Vol.1, Disco Stock Abidjan Records LPDS-7901

(16) Roberto Torres presenta a su amigo Papaito; Que No Muera El Son (W. Guevara – Cheo Marquetti); from: Roberto Torres presenta a su amigo Papaito, Sar LPS-99.238 (1979)

(16) Grupo Folklorico y Experimental Nuevayoriquino; Anabacoa (J. Ramirez); from: Concepts in Unity, Salsoul SAL-4104

(17) Babalu y Eddy Mar; Mentira (Babalu); from: Salsa y Sabor bailando la Salsa, BESS Records, Venezuela 70s

(18) Orch. Dee Jay; Calunga; Mango Records

(19) Libre; Imagines Latinas (Bernardo Palombo – Andy Gonzales); from: Con Salsa … Con Ritmo Vol.2, Salsoul SAL-4114 (1978)

(20) Laba Sosseh; Khalebi (L. Sosseh); from: Laba Sosseh, SAR (1982)

(21) Orquesta Reve; Changui Clave (Elio Revé Matos); from: La Explosion Del Momento, Egrem/Areito (1987)

(22) Rumberos de Irazu con Tat Güines; Rumberos de Irazu (Jeff Fuller); from: Rumberos Del Irazu con Tata Güines featuring Guillermo Marchena, Memo-Music (1988)

(23) Grupo Folklorico y Experimental Nuevayoriquino; Trompeta N Curero (); from: Lo Dice Todo, Mericana/Salsoul (1976)

CALIENTE 38 DECEMBER 19

Die letzte Show vor Weihnachten wurde, damit wir richtig aufgestellt sind, mit ‘Saludo a Elegua’ mit Celia Cruz begonnen, denn Elegua kann uns die Wege öffnen … Es gibt genug geschlossene Türen und Tore – einen Tag nach dem ‘Internationalen Tag der Migranten’ ertrinken weiter Menschen in unserem seit den 50ern so romantisiertem Mittelmeer … darum spenden wir beim WÄRMESPENDER am Karlplatz (noch bis 23 Dezember) für eine unabhängige Rechtsberatung des Integrationshauses … am 21. Dezember war ich selbst mit einem CALIENTE Programm zu Gast …

Listen now on play.fm

(1) Celia Cruz con La Sonora Matancera; Saludo a Elegua; from: “Su Favorita Celia Cruz”, Seeco SCLP-9171
Elegua is the messenger who takes one’s prayers and sacrifices to the foot of God in heaven. Elegua opens and closes the road or way for us in life.

(2) Arsenio Rordríguez; Me Bote De Guiaño (written by Arsenio but credited to Alfredo “Chocolate” Armenteros, who had just joined the band and the advenced fees from the song enabled him to by some needed band uniforms); recorded 3/29/50, from: El Sentimento de Arsenio Rodríguez, RCA (1974)

(3) Sonora Mantancera; El Alacran (Antonio Rodriguez); late 1940s, from: Sonora Mantancera Sus Grandes Exitos (para coleccionistas), Panart LP-2061

(5) Miguel Matomoros y Su Conjunto; Es Bueno Canuto (Matomoros); from: La época de oro de Miguel Matamoros y su conjunto (1948-1950), late 1940s
… die Friedenspfeife rauchen wir jetzt mit Miguel Matomoros …

(6) Carlos Embale con René Marquez y su Orquesta; Te Deseo Felicidades (René Marquez); from: Navidad en Cuba, Caney CCD901, 1994

(7) Monchito and his Mambo Royals; The Merry Merenque (Ramon Monchito); 7″ Fiesta 45-053

(8) La Sonora Mantancera; Rumba en Navidad;

(9) Celia Cruz con La Sonora Mantacera; Cha-Cha-Cha De La Vadidad; from: Navidad en Cuba, Caney CCD901, 1994

(10) Felipe Rodriguez con Trio Los Antares; Otra Navidad (Bolero by Pepito LaComba); 7″ Gema 1512-B

(11) Miguelito Cuní con Chappottín y su Conjunto; Lechón y Bachata (Luis Marinez Griñán); from: Navidad en Cuba, Caney CCD901, 1994

(12) Manolin Morel Campos y su Orquesta canta: Harry Figueroa; Navidad en Puerto Rico (bomba); 7″ C.R.C. Records 5001

(13) Mon Rivera y su Orquesta; Una Plena en Navidad (Efrain ‘Mon’ Rivera); 7″ Alegre 45-3114-A

(14) El Gran Combo; Asalto Navideño (Aguinaldo by Efrain Rivera); 7″ Gema

(15) Bobby Cruz; Bella Es La Navidad; from: Bobby Cruz En Navidad, Fonseca

(16) Joe Quijano y su Conjunto Cachana; Jala-Jala en Navidad; 7″ Cesta 515-A

(17) Pete Rodriguez; Pena, Penita (T. Pabon – P. Rodriguez) ; from: Boogaloo navideño, Alegre LPA-861

(18) Joe Bataan; Obatala; from: Poor Boy, Fania 371

(19) La Lupe y Tito Puente; Rezo a Yemaya; from The King and I, Tico 1121
Mother of life and all orishas, she is the owner of the waters and represents the sea (in the cost, because in the depths Olokun reigns). She is the ocean, the essence of motherhood, and a protector of children.

(20) Tito Puente; Safari (Nick Jimenez); from: The King Tito Puente, Tico 1172

(21) Willie Colon; Traigo La Salsa; from: Asalto Navidenño Vol2, Fania

(22) Lebron Brothers; Ya Viene La Navidad (J. Lebron); 7″ Cotique C-243-B, from: La Familia Cotique Les Desea Felices Pascuas, Cotique CS-1064

(23) Willi Colon canta: Hectro Lavoe; La Banda; from: salto Navidenño Vol.2, Fania

(24) Orquesta Flamboyan; Santa Claus Te Esperamos Aqui (F. Dante – E. Edenfield); 7″ Cotique C-243-A

(25) Chivirico Davila; La Muralla Musical (Meñique); 7″ Cotique C-301-B, from: Brindando Alegria (1978)

(26) Ismael Rivera; Mi Tia Maria (Bobby Capo); from: Feliz Navidad, Tico (1975)

(27) Joe Quijano y su Conjunto Cachana; Bomba en Navidad; 7″ Cesta 517-B

(28) Ismael Quintana con Ricardo Marrero and the Group; Jessica; from: Jessica, Vaya (1979)

(29) The Machete Ensemble; Asesú (D.R. arr. J. Calloway and J. Santos); from: Africa, Machete Records (1988)
“Adeú asks the ancient spiritual mother, Yemayá (the Yoruba goddess of maternal love) to come from her dwelling in the ocean to the shore whre we anxiously await her blessing and guidance to this highly venerated goddess. The Afro-Cuban Lucumi language (a derivative of the Yoruba language of Nigeria) is used. This entire suite is dedicated to the elders.”

CALIENTE 37 DECEMBER 12

Alexander Ach Schuh hat Dr. Boutros Boutros Karl Bruckschwaiger zu Gast… er bringt Kostbarkeiten des Afro-Beat der 70er … davor gibt es noch ein Gipfeltreffen der herausragenden Pianisten des Latin-Soul: Ricardo Ray, Markolino Dimond, Kent Gomez, Ray Olan, Eddie Palmieri und ein kleines Set souligster 70ties Salsa mit den Stimmen von Cheo Feliciano, Ismael Quintana (mit Ricardo Marrero), den Orchestern von Larry Harlow, Tommy Olivencia und den für mich allerbesten Latin Soul Formation: The Lebron Brothers …

Listen now on play.fm

(1) Frank Hernandez y su Gran Orquesta; Merengue A (Merengue Dominicano by Papa Molina); reissue by Dejavu Rec.

(2) Pupi Lagarreta y su Charanga cantan: Mario ‘Totico’ Arango; Toda La Verdad (P. Lagarreta); recorded 1963 at Riverside Plaza Studios, reissue: Vaya (1976)

(3) La Sonora Matancera; LLegaron Las Navidades (Guapachá by Javier Vasquez); from: Navidades con La Sonora Matancera
am 19. Dezember wird es ein Caliente Special geben … Recuerdos de Navidad

(4) Arsenio Rodriguez; Baila Simbale; from: Quindembo/Afro Magic, Epic

(5) Ricardo Ray & Bobby Cruz; El Sencerro (Shingaling by Bobby Charlik); 7″ Fonseca Records

(6) Kent Gomez & His Orchestra; Mi Son (K. Gomez); from: My Ghetto, Mio MCS-1002

(7) Ray Barretto; Abidjan (R. Barretto); from: Hard Hands, Fania LP-262

(8) Ismael Rivera y sus Cachimbos; El Dificil Facil (H. Gonzalez); from: De Colores, Tico LP-1174

(9) Markolino y su Sabor cantan Angel Canales; Mariquita (M. Diamond); from: Brujeria, Vaya V/S-2

(10) Tito Puente; Salsa Y Sabor (Tito Puente); from: Para Los Rumberos, Tico CLP-1301 (1972)

(11) Ray Olan y su Sason; Swing (R. Olan); from: Sugar on Sunday, Alegre LPA-877

(12) Eddie Palmieri; Una Rosa Española (Medley) (E. Palmieri); from: The Sun of Latin Music; Coco Records CLP-109 (1974)

(13) Cheo Feliciano; Nabori (C. Curet Alonso); from: Cheo’s Rainbow, Vaya

(14) Orq Harlow; Dumdunbanza (A. Rodriguez); from: El Jardinero del Amor, Fania (1976)

(15) Tommy Olivencia cantan: Paquito Guzmann y Sammy Gonzales; Mondongo A Go Go (Chiauitin Garcia); from: Secuestro, produced by Ray Barretto, Inca SLP-1026

(16) The Lebron Brothers; Eres Tu (Joe Lebron); from: The New Horizon, Cotique JMCS-1098 (1978)

(17) Ismael Quintana con Ricardo Marrero and the Group; Cobarde; from: Jessica, Vaya (1979)

(18) Batacumbele; La Tia (Rudolfo Vaillant); from: Live at the University of Puerto Rico, Montuno MJL_526-527

Boutros Boutros Karl Bruckschwaiger bringt …

(19) Amadou Balake; Taximen; from: Dans-Son-Nouveau style Taximen et autres son, Sacodis (ca. 1978)

(20) T.P. Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou Benin; Cherie Coco; ALS 038

(21) Gnonnas Pedro et Ses Dajes; La Musica en Verité; from: Legends of Benin, Analog Afrika 2009
(22) Moussa Doumbia; Samba, from: Keleya, Oriki 2007

(23) Mamadou Doumbia et son Ensenble L’Orchestre ‘Conseil De L’Entente’; Alla Ini Tche, Ebnoi

(24) Idrissa Soumaoro; Djama; from: African Pearls Mali 70 Electric Mali, Discograph 2009

(25) Number One du Senegal; Yoro; from: Yoro – Kery Goro, Eddy’son, early 80s