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New York Latin Hustle
The Sound of New York Soul Jazz Records |
New York’s melting pot of Puerto Rican, Cuban and Afro-American musicians led to stunning culture clashes in the 1960s and 70s when Latin styles mixed with Funk, Disco, Soul and Jazz to produce new hybrids such as Boogaloo, Latin Jazz, Disco and Salsa. All these are featured in Soul Jazz Records latest journey into Latin music, New York Latin Hustle. The record features all the kings of Latin music – Tito Puente, Machito, Eddie Palmieri, Candido, Ray Barretto and many more, alongside rarer, lesser known names. In the 1960s Fania Records and Tico Records released stunning Latin Boogaloo, Descargas, Latin Soul from the emerging New York Latin scene. In the 1970s, Salsoul Records similarly mixed Salsa, Soul and Funk to release stunning Latin Disco crossover material such as Candido’s ‘Dancin and Prancin’, which would go on to be a million seller. New York Latin Hustle brings all this together and features Latin music from all these styles, labels and eras. The album comes with extensive sleeve-notes and exclusive photography.
1. Ismael Quininos — Control
2. Ray Barretto — Abidjan
3. Johnny Zamot — Soul Makossa
4. Cortijo — Sarongo
5. La Charanga 76 — No Nos Pararan (Aint no Stopping us Now)
6. Al Escobar — Tighten Up
7. Alexander Review — Snidely Whiplash
8. Joe Cuba — Joe Cubas Madness
9. Johnny Sedes — Mama Calunga
10. Luie Ramirez — Do It Any Way You Wanna
11. Harvey Averne — Never Learned to Dance
12. Willie Colon — Angustia Maternal
13. Tito Puente — Para Los Rumberos
14. Jose Mangual — Mai Kinshasa
15. Seguida — Om Marreo
16. Eddie Palmieri — Mi Mambo Conga
17. J Walter Negro — Shoot the Pump
18. Machito — Alex Mambo
19. Nature Zone — Porcupine
20. Candido — Dancin and Prancin
21. Family Affair — I Had A Friend
22. Charlie Santiago and Eddie Montalvo — El Bollinski in D7
23. Mauricio Smith — Doug’s Room
