CALIENTE 40

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(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)