1967–1974 | 7-INCH VINYLS SALSA SHOW
Uptempo latin soul is salsa. Arsenio Rodriguez died in Los Angeles in December 1970. At this time the legend of afro-cuban uptempo music was almost forgotten. Rhumba, samba, mambo, cha-cha-cha, pachanga – the days of dancing enthusiasm and ballroom glamor seem to be history. But in the mid of the 1960s new record labels entered the stage with a new sound and concept of urban latin music. For the next two hours you will be listening to some of my 7-inch vinyls from 1967–1974. Uptempo boogaloo meets guaguanco. Arsenio’s hard driving cuban montunos and puerto rican rhythm patterns are back in funky urban shape. All time favourites and rare tunes out of my record collection aired in my radio show ICH BIN EIN GANZ NORMALER TAG, Sunday, April 19, 2015 on ORANGE 94.0 (part 1) and May 3, 2015 (part 2)
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PART 1 | LATIN SOUL AROUND THE YEAR 1970
Tommy Olivencia y su Orquesta; COMO TE CANTO YO (Luis Cafe); (03:33) 7-inch Inca 1009 A, from album “La Nueva Sensacion Musical De Puerto Rico” (Inca I 1001), 1967 reissue of Tommy Olivencia’s first album “Trucutu” (originally released on Tioly Records). (1967)
Ray Rodriguez and his orchestra; OLVIDAME (Bobby Rodriguez, Nestor Sanchez); (04:09) 7-inch Alegre 4032-A, from album: Delusion, Alegre 896 (1969)
Willie Colón; AH-AH O-NO (Willie Colón); (03:45) 7-inch Fania 598 A, from album “El Judicio” (Fania 424), canta: Hector Lavoe (1969)
Roberto Roena y Su Apollo Sound; TU LOCO LOCO, Y YO TRANQUILO; (03:15) 7-inch Fania 513-A (1970)
Los Corraleros; MONDONGO (Lisandro Meza); (03:59) 7-inch Fuentes Peru S7-423F-A (1970)
Monguito Santamaria ; TODO ES TODO (W. Bruno); (03:16) 7-inch Fania 557B, from album “Blackout” (Fania 382) (1970)
Tony Pabon & La Protesta; COMPAY PONGASE DURO (Tony Pabon); (03:22) 7-inch Rico 313-A (1970)
Orchestra Harlow; ARSENIO (Larry Harlow, Ismael Miranda); (03:40) 7-inch Fania 577-A, from album “A Tribute to Arsenio Rodriguez” (Fania 404) (1971)
Bobby Valentin; BEREBICUA (Bobby Valentin); (03:28) 7-inch Fania Peru 5016 A (1969)
Louie Colon Y Su Tripulacion; DESCARGA COLON (A. Rodriguez); (02:26) 7-inch United Artists Rec. Peru 20104 (1972)
Lou Perez y su Orquesta; NO ME DIGAS NA’ (Lou Perez); (04:12) 7-inch Parnaso PC 338 (1974)
Ismael Miranda; MI MAMI ME QUIERE (Ismael Miranda); (04:54) 7-inch Fania 729 A, from album “En Fa Mienor” Fania SLP 466 (1974)
Pete Rodriguez and His Orchestra; ALGUN DIA (Manny Rodriguez); (03:32) 7-inch All-Art 641-A, from his album “Right On!Ahi, Na’Ma!” All-Art LP. No. 1567
Danny Mercado And The New Generation; APRENDE A VIVIR (Humberto Hernandez); (03:40) 7-inch Rico 321B, from album “Make Way” Rico 708 (1971)
Raphy Leavitt Orchestra La Selecta; HERIDO (Raphy Leavitt); (04:23) 7-inch Borinquen D-445 A (1974)
Johnny Colon; YA-YI-KI; (03:24) 7-inch Cotique C-183 (1971)
PART 2, MAY 3, 2015
Tommy Olivencia y su Orquesta; ADIOS (Danny Gonzalez); (03:25) 7-inch Inca 1009 B, from album “La Nueva Sensacion Musical De Puerto Rico” (Inca I 1001), 1967 reissue of Tommy Olivencia’s first album “Trucutu” (originally released on Tioly Records). (1967)
Milton Zapata; AQUI LLEGO ZAPATA (Milton Zapata); (03:47) 7-inch Speed SP1007-B (1968)
TNT Band; JALA JALA (TNT Band); (03:33) 7-inch Cotique C-188, from album “Simbolos Sexuales” (Cotique C-1038) (1969)
Bobby Quesada; GUAGUANCO A LAS MAMIS (Bobby Quesada); (02:52) 7-inch Fania 514 A, from the album “Con Salsa Y Sabor” (Fania 376) (1969)
Ismael Quintana; LA OPORTUNIDAD; (04:01) 7-inch UA-Latino LA336, from LP LS 61056 “Punto Y Aparte”. Arranged by Javier Vasquez & Charlie Palmieri, produced by Ralph Lew (1970)
Ricardo Ray; AZUGATE (Ricardo Ray, Bobby Cruz); (04:37) 7-inch Alegre X 4033 (1970)
Willie Colón; PA’ COLOMBIA (C. Curet Alonso); (03:58) 7-inch Fania 575 B, from album “La Gran Fuga / The Big Break” Fania 394, canta: Hector Lavoe (1971)
Eddie Palmieri; REVOLT/LA LIBERTAD LOGICO (Eddie Palmieri); (03:50) 7-inch Tico T-581, from the album Tico 1225 (1971)
Cheo Feliciano; SI POR MI LLUEVE; (03:19) 7-inch Vaya V-5005-A (1972)
Ismael Rivera con Kako; CUMBANCHERO (Raphael Hernandez); (02:52) 7-inch Tico T577, form Tico Album T 1215 (1971)
Orchestra Colon; ADAM Y EVA (Humberto Hernandez, Gus Colon); (02:57) 7-inch Rico 330 A (1972)
Ray Barretto; LA PELOTA (Ray Barretto); (03:43) 7-inch Fania 619 B, form album “Que Viva La Musica” (Fania 427), vocals: Adalberto Santiago (1972)
Tony Pabon y La Protesta; EL TABACON (Gomez Montiel); (04:18) 7-inch Rico 335 B, from his album: “Introducing Nestor Sanchez” Rico LP 716 (1973)
Chaparro; NO PUEDE SER; (03:29) 7-inch Rico 340B, from album “Gozando” (Rico 717), canta: Victor Rodriguez (1974)
Johnny El Bravo; GUEDE ZAINA; (03:12) 7-inch Horsocopo F 5026 A, canta: Toñito Lopez
Baby Gonzalez con el Conjunto Marianao; MATA CIGUARAYA (Lino Frias); (03:22) 7-inch West Side WS-59-B. Produced by Chico Alvarez. Arranged by Javier Vazquez. Coro: Baby, Chico y Vidal. (1974)
