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Cincuenta

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Comes with a full size, double-sided insert, and an HQ mp3 / .wav download code

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1. These Young Girls
2. Como Tu Me Despreciaste (feat Samy Sandoval)
3. Mame Lele (feat Alfredo Payne & Latin Fresh)
4. Lo Que Tu Eres Para Mi (feat Camilo Azuquita)
5. Dog War
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1. Fire
2. Como Me Dirias Que No (feat Alfredo Payne)
3. Going To Bocas
4. Africa Caliente (version Cincuenta)
5. The Beachers & Pureza Natural - Bocas Del Toro

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La Cumbia Del Chinche/El Boleta

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1. La Cumbia Del Chinche
Side 2
1. El Boleta

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Spirit Of Love

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Two sun shine soaked, Latin infused Eddie Palmieri joints from the 1978 album Lucumi, Macumba, Voodoo get the official, remastered reissue treatment – with original copies of the 7” trading hands for upwards of £60.Born in New York to Puerto Rican parents, multi Grammy award winner Palmieri is a stratospheric salsa master. And for the Lucumi, Macumba, Voodoo LP he assembled a powerhouse, 30 strong jazz orchestra, featuring the likes of Dom um Romao, Steve Khan, Lew Soloff, Jon Faddis, Hiram Bullock and Palmieri’s brother Charlie.In an era dominated by disco, ‘Spirit Of Love’ took to the dancefloor, drawing on the glamour and magnetism of the late ‘70s. Palmieri’s distinctive style still weaves its way through though, melding Afro-Caribbean rhythms with modern jazz. ‘Spirit Of Love’ is full to the brim with striking vocals, cow bells and big horn sections, blended with psychedelic guitars that riff off against clavinet touches and expressive Montunos melodies. Spirit of the salsa, for the disco dancer!On the flip ‘Lucumi, Macumba, Voodoo’ is a masterpiece of Latin fusion, with Palmieri’s unique arrangements squeezing that Puerto Rican flavour out of every added instrument. Trumpet blasts and sax solos marry with woops and whistles and Latin chants. Couple that with sensuous piano melodies and irresistible percussive elements and it’s a recipe of Caribbean spice that’ll liven up any record collection.

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1. Spirit Of Love
Side 2
1. Lucumi, Macumba, Voodoo

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La Candela Del Rio

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1. Transmutada
2. Vuelve
3. Machurucuto
4. Pajaro
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1. Lloviendo En Guatire
2. Yo Soy Mi Rio
3. El Vuelo Del Gaban
4. Tonada Del Guante

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Ladja

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Killer jazz record from instrumentalist, composer and arranger Louis Xavier. Originally released in Paris in 1981, where Louis was a prolific player in the Parisian music scene.

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1. Delito
2. Trois Ilets
3. Helix
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1. Steps
2. Miss Bee
3. Migan

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Panama! 2: Latin Sounds, Cumbia Tropical & Calypso Funk On The Isthmus 1967-77

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1. Papi Brandao Y Su Conjunto Aires Tablenos - La Murga De Panama
2. Los Silvertones - Tamborito Swing
3. Maximo Rodriguez Y Sus Estrellas Panamenas - Flora
4. Papi Brandao Y Sus Ejecutivos - Decidete Mi Amor
5. Skorpio - Te Toca Tocar La Tumba
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1. Los Superiores - Descarga Superior
2. Idamerica Ruiz Con Osvaldo Y Su Conjunto - No Llores Porque Me Voy
3. Los Revolcionaros (Soul Revolution) - Mi Bella Panama
4. The Duncan Brothers - Dreams (edit)
5. The Soul Fantasics - Ain't No Sunshine
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1. The Exciters - Ese Muerto No Lo Cargo Yo
2. Menique El Panameno Con Bush Y Los Magnificos - La Confianza
3. Camilo Azquita - Brombon
4. Los Papacitos - Jazzy
5. Alfredo Y Su Salsa Montanera - La Escoba
Side 4
1. Sir Jablonsky - Juck Juck (part 1)
2. Lord Cobra Y Los Hnos Duncan - Love Letters
3. Ceferino Nieto - Ceferino En Salsa
4. Ormelis Cortez Con Su Conjunto Viva Guarare - Si La Vez
5. Chilo Pitty - Piculina

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Orquesta Akokan

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Akokán is a Yoruba word used in Cuba meaning “from the heart,” and indeed, every song on the self-titled debut album (March 30/Daptone Records) by Orquesta Akokán feels like a heartfelt gift from the band to the listener. Assembled and led by Cuban vocalist José “Pepito” Gómez, Orquesta Akokán is a big band collective of the finest musicians on the island, both young and old. It features all-original music and was cut live to tape over a three-day session at Havana’s hallowed state-run Estudios Areito. Areito is one of the longest operating studios in the world and where important Cuban records have been made. The album was produced by Jacob Plasse and arranged by Mike Eckroth.‘Orquesta Akokán’ flexes its blazing hot mambo from the first downbeat, with lead-off track “Mambo Rapidito”: a breakneck pace, deft big band orchestrations that dart and weave, rich cascades of piano, all led by Pepito’s soaring, joyful proclamations.José “Pepito” Gómez sang for legendary groups in Cuba before moving to the NYC area in 2008, where he’s continued to perform over the past decade. Intersecting pathways in the music scene led Pepito to Jacob Plasse and Mike Eckroth. Plasse founded Chulo Records (he produced and released the Latin GRAMMY-winning Flor de Toloache album) and met Pepito through his band Los Hacheros. Mike Eckroth is an accomplished pianist, composer and arranger with a deep knowledge of Cuban music. Together they yearned to rediscover the sounds that Pepito knew from his childhood.Pepito assembled the band, with help from Cuban musicians he worked with long ago. It boasts an all-star cast, including pianist César “Pupy” Pedroso from Los Van Van, a saxophone section featuring members of Irakere, and a percussion section featuring members of NG La Banda.Then Pepito, Jacob and Mike flew to Havana for the session that began Nov 7, 2016 (straddling the U.S. election). The Areito sessions were electrifying, a magic energy not only from the historic room, but the musicians all gathered together. ‘Orquesta Akokán’ celebrates the Cuban kingpins of mambo: Pérez Prado, Arsenio Rodríguez, and Cachao. In fusing their distinct styles, the album evokes a sound straight from 1950s Cuba, and shot through with Daptone's distinct sense of soul, attention to sonic detail and songcraft.This is a fascinating next step for Daptone, which released the final album by Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings and mourned the loss of Charles Bradley in 2017. ‘Orquesta Akokán’ finds the label branching outside its own studios to release its first Spanish language album.

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1. Mambo Rapidito
2. La Corbata Barata
3. Un Tabaco Pata Elegua
4. Otro Nivel
Side 2
1. La Cosa
2. Cuidado Con El Tumbador
3. Yo Soy Para Ti
4. No Te Hagas
5. A Gozar La Vida

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Tani: Disco Rumba & Flamenco Boogie 1976-1979

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12 disco-rumba-flamenco-boogie bombs, a time machine to the Spanish boites and discotheques of the late 70s .The Disco Music, Philadelphia Sound and Salsoul fever were also present in the Rumba-Pop and Flamenco-Funk scene of Spain in the late ‘70s / early ‘80s. Producers, sound engineers and studio musicians collaborated closely with flamenco / rumba singers and bands. Among others, the production / studio work that genius Josep Llobell did for the Belter label in Barcelona is highlighted

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1. Sangre Gitana - Yo Me Siento Muy Feliz
2. Rumba Tres - Y No Te Quedan Lagrimas
3. Los Gachos - Estrella
4. Tobago - Oye Chiquilla
5. La Marelu - Mala
6. Barracuda - Puedes Buscarte Un Nuevo Amor
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1. Rumba Tres - Ahora Que
2. Juan Bautista - En Cartagena
3. Las Deblas - Tani
4. Rumba Tres - Ya Estoy Parao
5. El Turronero - Yo Soy Nube Pasajera
6. Sangre Gitana - Esta Noche Te Perdí

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Expreso Ritmico

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Reissued from the Spanish version of this awesome Cuban record from 1978 with a unique picture cover.Probably one of the best 70's Areito releases, for sure ahead of his times. The entire record minus two tracks of 10 total are all upbeat with afro-latin breaks, dope choral vocal arrangements and chunky bass and conga lines, but don t sleep, the lower bpm songs are great mellow gems. Gilles Peterson says: "If a Cuban record had come out on Sleeping Bag Records in 1982, I think it would have sounded a bit like this. It s an eccentric middle ground between Latin-styled pop and disco".

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1. Expreso Ritmico
2. Tambo Iya
3. Mi Conga Es La Que Es
4. Yeya Son
5. Te Quedas
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1. La 132
2. Este Tumbao
3. Mas No Me Falta Fe
4. Que La Tristeza Se Fue
5. De Mis Razones

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Ya Veran

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Head an hour east of Los Angeles and you'll find yourself in the Inland Empire of San Bernardino / Riverside, where a thriving Latinx DIY music and art scene is on display to a melting pot community and audience. It is out of this grassroots local scene that QUITAPENAS developed their unique rhythm and following. At the heart of the group is a tropical Afro-Latin combo, brewed under the warm California sun with a certain liberation in their sound as summed up in the meaning of their name: QUITA (remove) PENAS (worries). With this carefree openness the crew has honed a distinct and hypnotic take on the influential guitarra / tambora roots of golden-age soukous, chicha, compa and champeta.Following up their well received, self-released debut, QUITAPENAS has teamed up with Brooklyn-based label Names You Can Trust to release a pair of original songs. These tracks not only explore and capture the musical roots of their expansive Afro-Latin history, but offer a lyrical view of a decidedly present-day landscape from the perspective of America's vast multi-cultural immigrant experience. YA VERAN (You'll See) is an inclusive call to see the inherent beauty of our various shapes, sizes and colors, while LA BESTIA (The Beast), warns of the perilous form of travel in which people board on top of a series of trains through Central America and Mexico in order to reach the United States.

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1. Ya Veran
Side 2
1. La Bestia

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