Classic Latin joints

[socratez]

I was at a party last week and the dj played some great latin tracks, it were not those latin house records, but it was the real stuff i think it was from the 70's. A great mixture between percussion(conga's) and instruments like strings piano/rhodes and vocals.
Can anyone help me out with some titles please?????

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Fania All Stars

[MC]

This might help you locate those names that you want. This is from a previous post. This might or might not help, but here it is.

Latin House post (http://deephousepage.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=12;t=000190)

[kelvy]

SammyRock, where are you????? :D Definetly ask him; he comes out once in a while with those classic 70s salsa mixes....

[socratez]

thanx for so far,,, ive used the search button but nothing came up. I hope it helps finding my way in the world of latin music

[Fletch]

Originally posted by Albert D.:
Fania All Stars Live At The Cheetah, 1974 (Part I and II). One of the best salsa albums ever made.

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Originally posted by einnod23:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Albert D.:
Fania All Stars Live At The Cheetah, 1974 (Part I and II). One of the best salsa albums ever made. </font>[/QUOTE]Of course it's one of the best. Just look at the year: 1974 It's the same year that yours truly was introduced to the world, that why it's great. graemlins/acclaim.gif

[socratez]

smile.gif im downloading it rightnow,

[Fletch]

Tito Puente: Live At The Village Gate.

[Raven Fox]

Jubileo - Fania All Stars

many more...

[Raven Fox]

Plastico - Ruben Blades

[jcapeverde]

Originally posted by Albert D.:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by einnod23:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Albert D.:
Fania All Stars Live At The Cheetah, 1974 (Part I and II). One of the best salsa albums ever made. </font>[/QUOTE]Of course it's one of the best. Just look at the year: 1974 It's the same year that yours truly was introduced to the world, that why it's great. graemlins/acclaim.gif </font>[/QUOTE]Sorry youngsters; that was 1971! ;)

[jcapeverde]

Originally posted by socratez:
I was at a party last week and the dj played some great latin tracks, it were not those latin house records, but it was the real stuff i think it was from the 70's. A great mixture between percussion(conga's) and instruments like strings piano/rhodes and vocals.
Can anyone help me out with some titles please????? Head down to Delancy Street where you'll find Bate Record store. They have A multitude of latin music from the 70's. Check out Ray Barretto, Hard hands; Joe Bataan, Riot and Poor Boy; Eddie Palmieri, Sun of Latin Rythm. Look for Willie Bobo,Willie Colon,Lebron Bros,Johnny Pacheco,Roberto Roena y su Apollo Sound, Frankie Dante and the Orquestra Flamboyant. Mongo,Machito,Charlie Palmieri. Just ask; the staff will help you. I happen to know so much because I am a Latin Music Fiend myself. Too bad you weren't around for the radio shows of that era with Symphony Sid, Felipe Luciano, Dick Ricardo sugar on WHBI and Roger Dawsons great Sunday Salsa show on the legendary WRVR! Those WERE the days! graemlins/cheering.gif

[ May 26, 2003, 01:47 PM: Message edited by: jcapeverde ]

[socratez]

YEAH POEPLE THERE ARE SOME GREAT TUNES AMONG THE ONES IN THIS TOPIC. THANXXX

oh and to bad i wast there,



Originally posted by jcapeverde:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by socratez:
I was at a party last week and the dj played some great latin tracks, it were not those latin house records, but it was the real stuff i think it was from the 70's. A great mixture between percussion(conga's) and instruments like strings piano/rhodes and vocals.
Can anyone help me out with some titles please????? Head down to Delancy Street where you'll find Bate Record store. They have A multitude of latin music from the 70's. Check out Ray Barretto, Hard hands; Joe Bataan, Riot and Poor Boy; Eddie Palmieri, Sun of Latin Rythm. Look for Willie Bobo,Willie Colon,Lebron Bros,Johnny Pacheco,Roberto Roena y su Apollo Sound, Frankie Dante and the Orquestra Flamboyant. Mongo,Machito,Charlie Palmieri. Just ask; the staff will help you. I happen to know so much because I am a Latin Music Fiend myself. Too bad you weren't around for the radio shows of that era with Symphony Sid, Felipe Luciano, Dick Ricardo sugar on WHBI and Roger Dawsons great Sunday Salsa show on the legendary WRVR! Those WERE the days! graemlins/cheering.gif </font>[/QUOTE]

[socratez]

BTW i would like to mention that i like the real thing better then 80% of the latin house tracks. It sounds like being part of a culture, especialy Ray Barretto

[ladyboygrimsby]

Here's a couple that I play a lot:
Tito Puente - Black Brothers
Ray Barretto - Pastime Paradise
Ray Barretto - Acid LP (various cuts)

[El Mayimbe]

Larry Harlow Orquesta
"SALSA"


it always reminds me of my pops & Sunday afternoons with ;)

[flypitcher]

ochoa were a top band

[jcapeverde]

Originally posted by ladyboygrimsby:
Here's a couple that I play a lot:
Tito Puente - Black Brothers
Ray Barretto - Pastime Paradise
Ray Barretto - Acid LP (various cuts) How could I forget Acid? LSD got a hold on me! 1- 2- 3, I feel so free! :D