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Joey PastranaHot Pastrana ... LP
Cotique, 1968. Very Good+ ... $59.99 69.99
Ahhhhh . . . The wonderful sounds of Joey Pastrana – the hip Latin Soul bandleader who was known to the kids as "Hot" Pastrana! This album's one of his best for Cotique – a strong mix of boogaloo numbers and straighter Latin tracks, all played with the kind of fire that was making Joey and his generation draw big crowds in New York – causing the older leaders to quake in their boots and plot their revenge! The album's filled with nice Latin soul numbers – including the groovers "Afro Azul", "My Victrola", "How Sweet It Is", and "Problems". LP, Vinyl record album
(Original mono pressing! Cover has splitting on the top seam, a cutout hole, yellowing from age on the back, a name in pen, and light wear.)

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✨✧ Jose Piliche Elicier & La Nueva ExplosionLa Nueva Explosion ... LP
Cotique, Late 1960s. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
A killer group with a very soulful feel! We know little about Jose and his hot little combo, but they groove in a way that takes all the nice downtempo chords of the Latin Soul years and mixes them with a harder percussive 70s salsa style! Jose "Piliche" Elicier leads the group and sings – and the album features some very nice timbales work by Adolph Williams – tightly grooving in a style that crackles like some of the best early 70s work by Joe Cuba. Titles include "A Cuba Bella", "Deja Esa Cosa", "El Velorio", "Santero", and "La Nueva Explosion". LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ Lebron BrothersSalsa Y Control (remastered edition) ... CD
Cotique/Fania/Codigo, Early 70s. Used ... Out Of Stock
A stone kicker by the Lebron Brothers – not as all-out Latin soul as the group's first few records, but a heck of a great session nonetheless! The album's got the brothers moving into more of a 70s salsa mode, but still keeping the small combo edge of their earlier albums – singing in Spanish all the way through, but delivering a groove that's musically universal! Titles include "Estoy Loco", "Bongo Loco", "Que Pana", "Piensa Lo Bien", and "Tu Llegaste A Mi Vida". CD
 
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VariousWe've Got A Groovy Thing Going – The Latin Soul Of Bobby Marin ... LP
Vampi Soul (Spain), Late 1960s/Early 1970s. New Copy 2LP ... $39.99 44.99
The great Bobby Marin is kind of a secret star of Latin music – not nearly as well-publicized as some of the bigger names on the front cover of records on labels like Fania, Alegre, or Cotique – but one with a stunning legacy of music on his own as both an artist and producer! Bobby worked hard on the Latin Soul scene in late 60s New York – and as you'll hear here, he created a wealth of wonderful boogaloo tracks – which then lead into some killer salsa work in the 70s, and further experiments in other modes too! Marin's music was often under-released, but has been circulating on reissues more often in recent years – yet this huge package is maybe the first to fully give the man his due – and present all his recordings in all their glory! The 24 track set has a wonderful scope of sounds – and titles include "Come Live With Me" by Herbie Oliveri & The Latin Blues Band, "Got This Happy Feeling" by The Ghetto Brothers, "Do It" by Los Africanos, "Undress My Mind" by Ocho, "Gimme Take It (Bobby Marin edit)" by Louie Ramirez, "Jumpin Around" by Johnny Rodriguez & Angel Rene, "Hey Mama" by La Cucaracha Brass, "Mojo Shingaling" by 107th Street Stickball Team, "Lucy's Spanish Harlem" by Louie Ramirez, "Neath The Heat Of The Summer Sun" by Bobby Marin & The Latin Chords, "Hey Mr Skyjacker" by Richie & The PS 54 Schoolyard, and "What I Feel" by Ricardo Marrero & The Group. LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ Orchestra SoledadVamonos/Let's Go ... CD
Futuro/BBE (UK), 1970. New Copy ... Out Of Stock
Raw salsa from the streets of Brooklyn – served up here by a very obscure group, but one who work in the best styles of the Fania and Cotique Records scenes of the time! There's a strong Puerto Rican influence on the rhythms at times – very much that new spirit that was emerging with pride and power as the 70s moved in – but there's also some trailing currents of the Latin Soul generation, in the way that Cotique was working at the time – particularly on records by Joey Pastrana! Lyrics are in English on some tracks, and mighty darn soulful – and the group's led by Hector Ramos, who both sings and plays some massive trombone! Titles include "I'll Make You A Queen", "Vamanos/Let's Go", "Uptight", "Just Like A Fool", "Problems", "Cuero", and "Candela" CD
 
 
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