Tito Puente And His Orchestra Babarabatiri- Salsa Salsa (Maxi Single, 12inch Vinyl, 45rpm)
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Tito Puente And His Orchestra: Babarabatiri- Salsa Salsa (Maxi Single, 12inch Vinyl, 45rpm)
In The Woods Records will be releasing on 45rpm DJ vinyl all the Tito Puente and his Orchestra tracks from the compact disc ‘Salsa Salsa‘. The lacquers for these records were cut by Geoff Pesche in his Mothership, Cutting Room 5 at Abbey Road Studios in St John’s Wood Road, London, England - ‘The Beatles Studio‘. The vinyl was pressed by The Vinyl Factory on The Famous EMI 1400’s - ‘The Beatles Presses‘. Up until now these recordings were very rare and hard to find audiophile recordings, rare and hard to find no more! This is the first DJ 45rpm Vinyl release of these recordings. Liner notes on inner sleeve in English, Spanish and Japanese. In Tito’s words... ‘Salsa Pure!‘.
Tito Puente was widely considered to be the godfather of Latin Jazz and Salsa, devoting his life to performing Latin music and earning the reputation as ‘The Master of Percussion‘. After the first days recording Tito revelled in the new digital medium and invited some of his friends for the second day... Dizzy Gillespie, Ray Barretto, Mongo Santamaria, Eddy Murphy, Patato Valdez and many more to Ralph Mercado’s Club Broadway 96 on 96th Street and Broadway in New York City ! It was a sight to see and what a sound to hear, Tito and his 23 piece orchestra, 4 trumpets, 3 saxes and 3 trombones and a percussion and rhythm section to die for. Tito received 5 Grammy Awards in a career that spanned 6 decades in which he made over 120 albums.
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Interpret: Tito Puente And His Orchestra
Album titlle: Babarabatiri- Salsa Salsa (Maxi Single, 12inch Vinyl, 45rpm)
Genre Jazz
- Record Grading Mint (M)
- Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
- Geschwindigkeit 45 U/min
Artikelart LP
- Vinyl record size Single (12 inch)
Label In The Woods Records
EAN: 0655390616357
- weight in Kg 0.27
| Puente, Tito - Babarabatiri- Salsa Salsa (Maxi Single, 12inch Vinyl, 45rpm) LP 1 | ||||
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| 01 | Salsa Salsa | Tito Puente And His Orchestra | ||
| 02 | Babarabatiri | Tito Puente And His Orchestra | ||
Tito Puente
Bandleader and percussionist Tito Puente, who rode to fame on the heels of the 1950s mambo craze and for the next five decades helped define Latin jazz, died June 1, 2000. He was 77. Puente, who was recently treated for a heart problem, died at NYU Medical Center in New York.
Puente recorded more than 100 albums in his more than 60 years in the business. He won his fifth Grammy in February for best traditional tropical Latin performance for Mambo Birdland, and has been nominated for the award 10 times. Puente brought the timbales, a pair of single-headed drums mounted on stands and played with sticks, from behind the band to the front of the bandstand and played standing up.
"In front of a bandstand you've got to be a showman," Puente said. "Once, I was strictly a musician with a long face and back to the audience. Now I'm a showman, selling what I'm doing, giving the people good vibes." Puente joked that he profited off the talent of Santana, whose early hits include Puente's Oye Como Va. "Every time he plays 'Oye Como Va,' I get a nice royalty check," Puente said. "The excitement of the rhythms and the beat make people happy,"he said in a 1997 Associated Press interview."We try to get our feelings to the people, so they enjoy it. It is not music for a funeral parlor."
The eldest son of Puerto Rican parents, Puente was born Ernest Anthony Puente Jr. in New York City on April 20, 1923. (Some references give other years.) His father, Ernest Sr., was a foreman in a razor-blade factory. His mother called her son Ernestito, Little Ernest, then shortened the name to Tito. It was his mother who first discerned his musical talent and enrolled him in a piano class when he was 7. Puente studied drums for years before switching to timbales. He studied conducting, orchestration and theory at the Juilliard School from 1945 to '47 on the GI Bill.
Talking about his Latin/Jazz fusion, Puente said, "Some jazz bands, like Kenton's, had added Latin rhythms, and it sounded good to me. So I figured I might as well do the same thing. I start off writing a straight jazz arrangement, then I just add a Latin rhythm section."
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