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Cal Tjader
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CAT # FCD-24712-25
1. Cubano Chant 6:19 2. Goza 1:56 3. Panchero Mambero 2:22 4. Alegres Timbales 1:09 5. Mambo Moderno 3:29 6. Afro Corolombo 1:25 7. Ritmo Caliente 2:05 8. Lamento De Hodi 3:01 9. Mambo Inn 2:48 10. Buhuto (Nanigo 6/8) 1:35 11. Alegres Congas 1:03 12. Mueve La Cintura 2:30 13. Bernie's Tune 2:37 14. Perdido 7:03 15. Armando's Hideaway 2:32 16. Cuco On Timbales 1:43 17. Tumbao 3:12 18. Ritmo Rumba 19. Big Noise From Winnetka 4:17 20. Poinciana Cha Cha 3:40 21. Mongorama 6:20 22. Ritmo Africano 1:39 23. Perfidia Cha Cha 8:13
with Willie Bobo, Eddie Cano, Manuel Duran, Vince Guaraldi, Luis Kant, Al McKibbon, Armando Peraza, Jerome Richardson, Bobby Rodriguez, Armando "Cuco" Sanchez, Gerald Sanfino, Ramon "Mongo" Santamaria, José "Chombo" Silva, Al Torres, Eugene Wright, Richard Wyands, Bayardo Velarde
Recorded between 1954 & 1957.
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