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JUNGLE SMOKE. THE MAMBO STORY Part I

Part I : 1950-58. NORTH OF THE BORDER – Between the Palladium and the Macumba, Cubop and Pops in Mambo with the Orchestras of Humberto Morales, Ramon Argueso, Machito, Elmo Garcia, Sonny Burke, Chico O’Farrill, Tito Puente, Hector Pellot, Tito Rodriguez, Alfredito, Cal Tjader, Pete Rugolo, Xavier Cugat, René Touzet, José Curbelo, Joe Cuba, Al Castellanos, Orlando Marin, Pete Terrace, Randy Carlos, Jack Costanzo and Al Escobar.

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Part II : Cuban + NYC Palladium Mambos 1950-58. Featuring the orchestras of Humberto Morales, Bebo Valdés, Luis Santi, Alberto Iznaga, Machito, Al Escobar, Xavier Cugat, Alei López, Perez Prado, Tito Puente, Cal Tjader, Toño Lopez, Joe Cuba, Eddy Lester, Jack Costanzo, Rolando Aguilo, and Alfredito.

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(1) Humberto Morales and His Orchestra; JUNGLE MAMBO; (02:51) Columbia FL9522 (1951), reissued on: Mambo with Morales, Harmony HL7039 (1957)

(2) Ramon Argueso; AY NIKOLAI ; (02:51) Lion Records, M-G-M’s New “Designed For Dancing” Series, E70006#

(3) Machito and His Afro-Cuban Orchestra; CARAMBOLA (Chico O’Farrill – Dizzy Gillespie); (03:06) album: Mambo Holiday, Harmony HL7040 (1957), originaly issued on Columbia 78rpm (1951)

(4) Elmo Garcia and His Orch; BROOKLYN MAMBO (Elmo Garcia); (02:36) album: Mambo Bethlehem BEP-107, Graphic Design: Burt Goldblatt (1954?1955?)

(5) Sonny Burke and His Orchestra; WEST INDIES (Dante Varilla); (03:16) album: Let’s Mambo, DL8090

(6) Chico O’Farrill; MORE MAMBO; (02:48) Mambo Dance Session, Norgan Rec N27

(7) Tito Puente and His Orchestra; TEE PEE MAMBO (Tito Puente) ; (02:26) album: 7-inch Tico EP48 (1955)

(8) Hector Pellot & His Aces of Ritmo; JOHNNY SEPECIAL; (02:37) album: Mambo Combos, Epic LG1022

(9) Tito Rodriguez and His Orchestra; ESTA COMO MANGO (Humberto Hauma); (02:40) album: Mambo at The New York Palladium; 7-inch, RCA 20102 (1954)

(10) Alfredito and His Orchestra; CRAZY STANLEY MAMBO (Rene Touzet); (02:07) album: Crazy Titles for Dancing Cha Cha & Merengue, (1958), compilation of “Cha Cha Cha, Merengue, Mambos” Rainbow LP-120 (1955?) + “Mambos-Cha Cha Cha”; Rainbow LP-121 (1955?); first issued on 7-inch Rainbow 258 (1954)

(11) Elmo Garcia and His Orch; PORT SAID (Mozian); (02:42) album: Mambo Bethlehem BEP-107, Graphic Design: Burt Goldblatt (1954?1955?) (12) Cal Tjader Modern Mambo Orchestra; MAMBO MACUMBA (Cal Tjader); (02:18) album: -inch Fantasy 534 – Cal Tjader, vibes & timbales; Manuel Duran, piano; Bayardo Velardi, conga; Carlos Duran, bass; Edgard Rosales, maracas; Dick Collins, AlPorcino, John Howell, Charles Walp, trumpets

(13) Pete Rugolo & His Orchestra; SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK MAMBO; (02:57) 7-inch Columbia 4-40286 (1954)

(14) Xavier Cugat and his Orchestra; COCO SECO; (02:22) album: Bread, Love and ChaChaCha, Cornet Rec. KLP633 (Australia)

(15) René Touzet and His Orchestra; PECO’S CITY MAMBO; (03:11) album: Designed for Dacing – Let’s Mambo! – Let’s Rhumba!, Lion Records, M-G-M’s New “Designed For Dancing” Series, E70015

(16) José Curbelo and His Orch; LA LA LA; (02:33) album: Make Mine Cha-Cha-Cha .. Mambo for Me … Oooh! that Merengue …!, Fiesta FLP-1207 (1953? 54?)

(17) Emilio Reyes and His Orchestra; CAFE MAMBO; (02:19) album: An Occasional Cha Cha Cha, Mardi-Gras LP-5004

(18) Joe Cuba and His Orchestra; SOY PILONGO (R. Darias) ; (02:24) album: I Tried To Dance All Night, The Rhythm of Joe Cuba and Orchestra, Mardi Gras LP 5017 (1956)

(19) Al Castellanos and His Orch; MAMBO IN CORUNA; (02:16) album: 07-inch Mardi-Gras 1040-X45

(20) Orlando Marin and His Orchestra; EL GUAYABERO; (02:29) 7-inch Fiesta 45-072 (1958)

(21) Pete Terrace and His Orchestra; BOWERY MAMBO (Pete Terrace – R. Hernandez); (02:20) album: Cha Cha Cha New York, Tico 1036 (1957) (22) Randy Carlos and his Orchestra; SMOKE (Randy Carlos – D. Lourie); (02:38) album: Having a Ball, Fiesta FLPS 1221 (the first and only stereo recording in this selection) (1957)

(23) Jack Costanzo and His Orchestra; MIRA COMO LOS POLLOS (Manuel Santos) (03:12) album: Mr. Bongo Plays In Hi-Fi Cha Cha Cha, Tops L1564 (1957); reissued under “Miguel Lopez and His Orchestra” on “Latin Favorites”, Craftsmen C8015