The same Blackness, the same rhythm, the same festive mood,
spirit of resistance and struggle. And so, Arsenio Rodriguez can be
heard without jumps next to a Calypso of Blind Blake, or a tasty
Pacho Galán’s coastal Cumbia crossover with Dave Bartholomew’s
Mambo or a Latin Swing of Lalo Guerrero, where the Dominican
Merengue sounds Joseíto Mateo in line with that of its haitian
neighbor Nemour Jean Baptiste. A very spicy musical "melting pot,"
a gumbo of percussion and languages, to enjoy and dance.
Includes unlimited streaming of Mambo Calypso
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
supported by 11 fans who also own “O' Look Misery”
Another one of my favorite AA titles. Snaky, jazzy melodies played over funky rhythms. One of those albums you won't even realize how often you've been playing it. bjlefebvre
supported by 11 fans who also own “O' Look Misery”
I have to say that this one is one of the finest compilation I've ever seen. The story, the cover, the pictures, the booklet and of course the music! Just magic, like a time machine. fabmeyer