AWESOME LATIN JAZZ CD'S - GREAT FOR LISTENING, AND PRACTICING

[Mike]

Hey guys,
not precisely CD, but there´s a load of downloadable legal and fantastic music to check out for free at

http://quincyessentialmusic.libsyn.com/

All styles, Latin Jazz, all kinds of world music, jazz, funk and fusion...

Just an idea for the online maniacs :;):

[yambu321]

ANOTHER "SUPERHOT" CD, BY EDDIE PALMIERI!!!!

ENTITLED: (RITMO CALIENTE)

THIS ONE IS "SMOKING", AND "CONSISTENT", ALL THE WAY THROUGH!

JUMP ON THIS BABY GUYS,

IT'S GREAT!!! :laugh:



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[afrocubarico]

Yambu,
What's up my brother! Ritmo Caliente by Eddie Palmieri is a very good choice. That's one of the first Palmieri CDs I started listening to. Here's another sizzling Palmieri classic, Super-Imposition. This one goes back to early 70's and features Nicky Marrero, Chocolate Armenteros, Tommy "Chucky" Lopez, Andy Gonzalez, and Eladio Perez on tumbadoras. This whole album is off the wall but my favorite tracks are Pa' Huele, Chocolate Ice Cream and 17.1.

afrocubarico

[yambu321]

AFROCUBARICO,

THANK YOU FOR YOUR RECOMMENDATION OF "SUPERIMPOSITION" BRO, I'M SURE, IT'S OFF THE HOOK, JUST LIKE YOUR OTHER FINE RECOMMENDATIONS,

SIEMPRE BRO,
CHARIE "EL COQUI" VERDEJO



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[JohnnyConga]

Glad to hear u guys discovering 'early' Eddie P....chek out his album called "Lo que Traigo Sabroso" and Tommy Lopez on conga, who is also on Molasses and Mozambique my favorite albums with him and Eddie...."JC" Johnny Conga....

[yambu321]

COOL JOHNNY,
I'M GOING TO CHECK THOSE OUT,

THANKS BRO.
CHARLIE "EL COQUI" VERDEJO



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[Omelenko]

While at it check out "El Molestoso", great album with Tommy Lopez, Manny Oquendo and the incredible Barry Rogers, the best trombone in Latin music. I have all those early Eddie's y La Perfecta albums, there is nothing better than that, maybe as good early Cal Tjader with Mongo and Willie. "El Molestoso" is a jewel,
"tremendo afinque" with Tommy Lopez on one conga only . Saludos, Dario

[yambu321]

("EL CANTANTE") CD!!!!
BY MARC ANTHONY. FINAL SONG, BY JENNIFER LOPEZ.

HEY GUYS,

THIS IS STRAIGHT UP. PLEASE DO YOURSELVES THE FAVOR OF BUYING THE "EL CANTANTE" CD. MARC ANTHONY HAS GIVEN HECTOR LAVOE'S LEGACY, A TRUE HONORABLE SOLID. THIS CD IS LOUD AND CLEAR, AND WILL HAVE YOU SWEARING, IT'S ACTUALLY HECTOR HIMSELF, ON A FEW OCCASSIONS.

THE SELECTION OF SONGS ARE JUST FANTASTIC,

WOOOOO!!!!!!

THE BEST OF OLD SCHOOL SALSA,
WITH TODAYS RECORDING WIZARDRY!

THIS IS A MUST HAVE!!! TRUST ME!

CHARLIE "EL COQUI" VERDEJO :laugh: :;):



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[Changuiri]

DON'T KNOW IF IT WAS MENTIONED BUT EDDIE'S LA VERDAD HAS A VERSION OF CONGO YAMBUMBA THAT IS UNBELIEVEABLE. ANTHONY CARRILLO ON THE BONGO, TREMENDO!!!

[yambu321]

CHANGUIRI,
THANKS, FOR YOUR INPUT!

SOUNDS LIKE A WINNER,
I WILL CHECK IT OUT VERY SOON, THANKS

[jdesjarlais]

... WITH THE MAMACITA CD ALONE, THE RUMBA CLUB COVERS ALL THE FOLLOWING RYTHMS IN A JAZZ SETTING:
CHACHA, MERENGUE, GUAGUANCO YAMBU, BOOGALOO, BOLERO, SONGO AND ALSO BOMBA IF I'M NOT MISTAKEN. IT'S EVEN LISTED NEXT TO THE TITLE OF EACH SONG, WHICH IS FANTASTIC.

I would greatly appreciate if somebody could share the above-mentioned notes on the songs in the Mamacita CD. I only have the itunes version, but as a beginner could really use the notes on the style for each song.

It is a fanstastic CD, BTW, so I truly appreciate the recommendations listed here in the forum.

Thanks in advance,

John

[CongaTick]

http://www.bye-ya.com/index.html

BYE YA!

[afrocubarico]

Just finished listening to "Cal Tjader's Latin Concert", for the third time. There was just something very magical between Cal Tjader and Mongo Santamaria. This one is definitely worth checking out for you Mongo fans.

afrocubarico

[CongaTick]

afrocubarico,

Unquestionaly!!! My ipod library has a bunch of calmongo stuff and I can't get enough. After 20-30 times of listening to "TUMBAO" I still get chills sensing the chemistry you mention. They were truly magic.

[CongaTick]

Paquito D' Rivera Quartet?'s FUNK TANGO album. Hey, suggestion for cheap-ass music. If you where there is a sizeable library, hit up their audio department. You'd be surprised how many great CD's they've got. Bring 'em home and burn a copy. That's how I got this one and a ton of others that are part of my librarary.