Arturo Sandoval : Breaking The Sound Barrier – Rompiendo La Barrera Del Sonido (LP, Vinyl record album) -- Dusty Groove is Chicago's Online Record Store
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Rene Bloch leads his orchestra for these Latin dance tracks. His orchestra consists of some of big names – Willie Bobo, Mongo Santa Maria and Hector Riviera on the percussion, congas and bongos plus Bob Gill on piano, Ted Parker on sax, and Herbie Harper on trombone and lots of others. ... LP, Vinyl record album
With selections by Roberto Parra, Conjunto Lonquimay, Violeta Parra, Los Del Sendero, Nicanor Parra, Martin Dominguez, and Conjunto Cuncumen. LP, Vinyl record album
Legendary Japanese series of compilations, featuring some killer Latin groovers selected by the DJ team of Raphael Sebbag (UFO) and Izuru Utsumi! This set's got a very cool blend of 60s and 70s material, with a nice groovy edge that adds a bit of Latin soul to the mix. Titles include "There ... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has wear and aging, split seams held with clear tape, some pen and dark stained spots in front, and lighter stains at the edges and most of the back panel.)LP, Vinyl record album
Seminal sounds in the world of Latin music – played by the composer himself, with titles that include "Danza Negra", "La Comparsa", "Canto De Guajiro", "Noche Azul", "Malaguena", "Siempre En Mi Corazon", and "La Habanera". LP, Vinyl record album
A fantastic late life album by the Argentine musical genius Astor Piazzolla – and a set that shows just how far he'd transformed the format of the tango along his musical path of the previous decades! The sound here is completely unique – with some elements of modern string quartet ... LP, Vinyl record album
They're not kidding with the title of this one – because although the record was only Wes Montgomery's second album as a leader, he was already making plenty of waves with the sound of his guitar! The session lines Wes up with the very tight rhythm team of Tommy Flanagan on piano, Percy ... LP, Vinyl record album
A 70s New York classic – the first and best album by Eddie Drennon! Eddie's got a unique sound that's part soul and part Latin – grooving here in a Latin Hustle mode that brings together gliding strings, floating chorus vocals, and a heavier funk-based set of rhythms that really kicks ... LP, Vinyl record album