| 1. Cuban Nightmare |
| 2. Four Beat Cha Cha |
| 3. Donde Estabas Tu |
| 4. Swingin' the Mambo |
| 5. Cao Cao Mani Picao |
| 6. Mambo Beat |
| 7. Gozar Timbero |
| 8. Cayuco |
| 9. Mambo Gozón |
| 10. Separala Tambien |
| 11. Que Será Mi China |
| 12. Picadillo |
Editorial Reviews
This remastered retrospective gathers together choice recordings from Tito Puente's greatest decade: the 1950s. Puente brought big-band jazz to traditional Afro-Cuban music and fostered an American craze for Cuban music, which originated in Puente's native New York City. The Best Of includes such great mambos as "Swingin' the Mambo" and "Mambo Gozon," featuring the smooth, sweet voice of Santitos Colon, and the outstanding cha chas "Que Sera Mi China" and "Separala Tambien." Other highlights include "A Gozar Timbero," showcasing Puente's enormous talent on timbales, and "Cuban Nightmare," with its blazing horns and furious percussion. The final instrumental, "Picadillo," shows off Gilberto López's nimble piano fingers while firing through a mambo jazz jam. Though The Best Of features recordings from as far back as 1950, the sound quality is outstanding. What's more, the band is red-hot, and best of all, Tito's at the height of his percussive powers. An exhilarating musical testament. --Karen Karleski
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The Best of Tito Puente, Vol. 1
Tito Puente Manufacturer: Sony International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000005LHM Release Date: 1992-07-21 |
Tracks:
- Cuban Nightmare
- Four Beat Cha Cha
- Donde Estabas Tu
- Swingin The Mambo
- Cao Cao Mani Picao
- Mambo Beat
- A Gozar Timbero
- El Cayuco
- Mambo Gozon
- Seperala Tambien
- Que Sera Mi China
- Picadillo
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This remastered retrospective gathers together choice recordings from Tito Puente's greatest decade: the 1950s. Puente brought big-band jazz to traditional Afro-Cuban music and fostered an American craze for Cuban music, which originated in Puente's native New York City. The Best Of includes such great mambos as "Swingin' the Mambo" and "Mambo Gozon," featuring the smooth, sweet voice of Santitos Colon, and the outstanding cha chas "Que Sera Mi China" and "Separala Tambien." Other highlights include "A Gozar Timbero," showcasing Puente's enormous talent on timbales, and "Cuban Nightmare," with its blazing horns and furious percussion. The final instrumental, "Picadillo," shows off Gilberto López's nimble piano fingers while firing through a mambo jazz jam. Though The Best Of features recordings from as far back as 1950, the sound quality is outstanding. What's more, the band is red-hot, and best of all, Tito's at the height of his percussive powers. An exhilarating musical testament. --Karen KarleskiCustomer Reviews:
Increible calidad de sonido para un album tan viejo.......2005-07-07
Honestamente no me gusto tanto, encuentro la musica latina moderna mas interesante. Las canciones son cortas y al punto, y a mi me gustan las canciones elaboradas y largas.
Very impressive.......2003-07-02
The Best of Tito Puente Vol 1.......2001-09-01
Now THIS is Music!!!.......2001-03-03
fun&classic music.......2000-02-12
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The Best of Tito Puente, Vol. 1
Tito Puente Manufacturer: RCA Intl ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00008FNP5 Release Date: 1990-01-24 |
Tracks:
- Cuban Nightmare
- Four Beat Cha Cha
- Donde Estabas Tu
- Swingin' the Mambo
- Cao Cao Mani Picao
- Mambo Beat
- Gozar Timbero
- Cayuco
- Mambo Goz
- Separala Tambien
- Que Seri China
- Picadillo
Salsa Music:
- The Voice
- Toda Sophy Siempre Sophy!
- Toda Sophy Siempre Sophy!
- Toque de Clase
- Toros Del Corrido
- Utopia
- Valeu
- WWW 20 Corridos
- Zarabanda
- Zarabanda
Salsa Music
Pop Idiots [CD-single] [Import]
Tchaikovsky: The Sleeping Beauty (Excerpts from the Ballet)
Sing The Hits Of Lo Mejor Latino (Karaoke)
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