El Pito (I'll Never Go Back to Georgia) - Joe Cuba, Cuba, Joe
My Man Speedy! - Joe Cuba, Calderon, Gilberto
Psychedelic Baby (You're Psychin' Up My Mind) - Joe Cuba, Marin, Bobby
A Thousand Ways - Joe Cuba, Jimenez, Nick
Ain't It Funny What Love Can Do - Joe Cuba, McCoy, Van
Swinging Mambo - Joe Cuba, Jimenez, Nick
Wabble-Cha - Joe Cuba, Feliciano, Jose
I'm Insane - Joe Cuba, Ramirez, Louie [1]
Ari?a?ara - Joe Cuba, Pozo, Luciano "Chan
La Calle Esta Dur?sima - Joe Cuba, Sabater, Jimmy
Macorina - Joe Cuba,
Los Dos - Joe Cuba, Lan, Simon
Y Joe Cuba Ya Lleg? - Joe Cuba, Guagenti, Mike
Track Listings (17) - Disc #2
Boom Boom Lucum? - Joe Cuba,
A las Seis - Joe Cuba, Sabater, Jimmy
Remember Me - Joe Cuba, Applebaum, Stan
Aunque T? - Joe Cuba, Jimenez, Nick
Temptation - Joe Cuba,
La Malanga Brava - Joe Cuba, Sabater, Jimmy
Joe Cuba's Mambo - Joe Cuba, Rivera, Hector [1]
To Be with You - Joe Cuba, Jimenez, Nick
Hecho y Derecho - Joe Cuba,
Componte Cundunga - Joe Cuba,
Preg?n Cha Cha - Joe Cuba, Jimenez, Nick
Como R?en - Joe Cuba, Feliciano, Cheo
Jimmie's Jump - Joe Cuba, Sabater, Jimmy
Bochinchosa - Joe Cuba, Jimenez, Nick
Mujer Divina - Joe Cuba, Rivera, Hector [1]
This Is Love - Joe Cuba, Bonilla, Diana
Mambo of the Times - Joe Cuba, Jimenez, Nick
The late Joe Cuba was a master of fusing hybrid sounds, both — Latin and Soul, and had the vision to architect a new one called — Boogaloo. He headed the Latin soul movement and was lyrically — fluent with Spanish and English... more » always sporting an urban attitude.
He sang, played congas and earned a reputation putting on swinging,
dynamic shows with a unique vibraphone-fronted six member
band. He delighted New Yorkers and soon the fever spread across
the country. Joe Cuba scored big with the #1 hit song Bang Bang
Push Push and ushered in the Latin Soul movement with El Pito
(Never Going Back To Georgia). His music was the catalyst of the
'Nuyorican' movement and he will be forever known as El Alcalde
Del Barrio , the honorary mayor of Spanish Harlem.« less
The late Joe Cuba was a master of fusing hybrid sounds, both
Latin and Soul, and had the vision to architect a new one called
Boogaloo. He headed the Latin soul movement and was lyrically
fluent with Spanish and English always sporting an urban attitude.
He sang, played congas and earned a reputation putting on swinging,
dynamic shows with a unique vibraphone-fronted six member
band. He delighted New Yorkers and soon the fever spread across
the country. Joe Cuba scored big with the #1 hit song Bang Bang
Push Push and ushered in the Latin Soul movement with El Pito
(Never Going Back To Georgia). His music was the catalyst of the
'Nuyorican' movement and he will be forever known as El Alcalde
Del Barrio , the honorary mayor of Spanish Harlem.
CD Reviews
Great tribute to el Alcalde
M. HOLSTEIN | NYC | 05/27/2010
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Great selection of music. It brought me back to my younger days when my father Knew Joe Cuba. Enjoyed every minute of listening."