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Xavier Cugat — Cugat's Favorite Rumbas ... LP
Columbia, Mid 60s. Very Good+ ... $5.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Mono 6 eye pressing with deep groove. Cover has a small split on the bottom seam and light wear.)
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✨✧ Xavier Cugat — Ole! (2nd cover) ... LP
Columbia, Mid 50s. Very Good ... Out Of Stock
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✨✧ Xavier Cugat — Rhumba With Cugat (4 x 78rpm set) ... 78 RPM
Columbia, Very Good+ 4 x 78rpm set ... Out Of Stock
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✨✧ Xavier Cugat/Joe Loco — Anyone Can Cha Cha ... LP
Epic, Late 50s. Very Good ... Out Of Stock
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(Cover has light wear, clear tape on top and bottom seams, and a bit of marker on the back.)
 
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✨✧ Irving Fields — Bagels & Bongos ... CD
Decca/Reboot Stereophonic, 1959. Used ... Out Of Stock
A great document of the Jewish/Latin crossover scene of the late 50s – and proof that the Catskills and Miami were every bit as important to Latin music as the scene in Spanish Harlem! Pianist Irving Fields headed up a hot little trio during the 50s – playing to high-toned crowds uptown, but also winning the respect of bandleaders Xavier Cugat and Tito Puente with his lively approach to Latin rhythms on the keys – a style that's got the same mix of syncopation and firey fingerwork you'd find on sides by Joe Loco, Eddie Cano, or other Latin pianists at the time. This set's got a kitschy title, but a great little groove – it beautifully mixes the emotive themes of older Yiddish music with the newer groove the New York crowd was digging at the time. Titles include "Belz", "Pretty As A Moonbeam", "Where Shall I Go", "Raisins & Almonds", "Cha Cha No 29", "Miami Merengue", and "David's Dance". CD
 
 
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