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The Fania All-Stars is a musical group formed in 1968 as a showcase for the musicians on Fania Records, the leading salsa music record label of the time.
In 1964, Fania Records was founded in New York City by Jerry Masucci, an Italian-American lawyer with a love for Cuban music, and Johnny Pacheco, a flutist, percussionist and bandleader born in the Dominican Republic but raised in the South Bronx who had like minded musical tastes. Masucci later bought out his partner Pacheco from Fania Entertainment Group, Ltd. and was the sole owner until his death in December 1997.
Members:
Adalberto Santiago, #AlphonseMouzon, #BarryRogers, #BillyCobham, Bobby Cruz, Bobby Valentin, Boncana Maïga, Cali Aleman, Celia Cruz, Cheo Feliciano, #EddiePalmieri, Hector Lavoe, Hector Zarzuela, Ismael Miranda, Izzy Sanabria, #JimmyDelgado, Johnny Pacheco, #JoséMangualJr., Juancito Torres, Justo Betancourt, Larry Harlow, Léo Leobons, Leopoldo Pineda, Lewis Kahn, Luis "Perico" Ortiz, Mongo Santamaria, #MonguitoSantamaria, Nestor Sanchez, Nicky Marrero, Orestes Vilato, Papo Lucca, #Pedro_puchi_Boulong, Pete Rodriguez, Rafael "Felo" Barrio, #RayBarretto, Ray Maldonado, Reynaldo Jorge, Ricardo Ray, Roberto Rodriguez, Roberto Roena, Ruben Blades, Sal Cuevas, Santos Colón, #TonyBarrero, Victor Paz, Willie Colón, Yomo Toro
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Fania All Stars – Rhythm Machine
Label: Fania Records – PC-34711
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: Netherlands
Released: 1978
Genre: Jazz, Latin, Funk / Soul
Style: Afro-Cuban Jazz, Salsa, Latin Jazz, Pachanga
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Tracklist
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A1 Ella Fue (She Was The One)
A2 En Orbita
A3 Awake
A4 Peanuts (The Peanut Vendor)
B1 Jubileo
B2 Verão Vermelho
B3 Steady (Fijo)
B4 Juan Pachanga (Daylight)
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Credits
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Bass – #BobbyValentin
Bongos, Percussion – #RobertoRoena
Congas – #MongoSantamaria
Flute, Percussion, Vocals – #JohnnyPacheco
Piano – #PapoLucca
Soloist, Keyboards – #BobJames
Soloist, Trumpet – #Louis_Perico_Ortiz
Soloist, Guitar – #EricGale
Lead Vocals – #RubenBlades
Soloist, Vibraphone [Vibe] – #LouieRamirez
Timbales – #NickyMarrero
Producer, Arranged By, Conductor – #JayChattaway
Executive-Producer – Bob James
#Latinjazz #JazzFunk #vinylrecordcollection #instarecords #instavinyl #cratedigger #loverecords #vinylgram #recordgram #recordoftheday #1978 #Funk #Soul #AfroCubanJazz #Salsa #Pachanga #percussions #latinjazzrecordoftheday #rhythms #lovelatinjazz
Back Home is Opa's first album, which is actually a demo recorded with a four-track Teac 3440 by producer Larry Rosen, between the months of July and August 1975, at the Holly Place Studio in New York, and which It was never released until 1996, the year it was released on CD by Perro Andaluz.
The album includes the first versions of 'Goldenwings', 'Run girl' and 'African Bird', songs that would be part of the Goldenwings album . And the first version of 'Brother Rada', a song that would be part of the album 'A Los Shakers'.
Never Can Say Goodbye' is an example of the fashionable songs that Opa covered working in nightclubs.
'Brooklynville' and 'One + One + One Is Two' were included in the compilation of Opa The Candombe Jazz 'n' Funk Vibe 1975 - 1977 released in Spain in 2003 by the Nuevos Medios label.
The album was reissued in 2003 in Spain by Vampi Soul, on CD and vinyl. 7 8 Another version was released on CD in 2007 by Lion Productions in the US, named Back Home: The Lost 1975 Sessions and includes a bonus track 'I Come To This Country' (from Hugo Fattoruso and George Fattoruso ) first demo of the group B-1972
OPA – Back Home
Label: #VampiSoul – VAMPI 009, Vampi Soul – VAMPI LP 009
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: #Spain
Released: 2003
Genre: #LatinJazz, Funk / Soul
Style: #SoulJazz, #Bossanova, #Psychedelic
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Tracklist
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A1 Goldenwings
A2 Brooklynville
A3 Brother Rada
A4 African Bird
A5 One+One+One Is Two
B1 Corre Niña
B2 Casa Forte
B3 Never Can Say Goodbye
B4 Back Home (The Inner Cry)
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Credits
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Bass, Vocals, Harmonica – #RingoThielmann
Drums, Percussion, Vocals, Flute, Harmonica – #GeorgeOsvaldoFattoruso
Keyboards, Vocals, Harmonica – #HugoFattoruso
Recorded By – #LarryRosen
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Notes
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'Lost 1975 Sessions'.
The album includes #OPA's first demo tape recorded with a four-track Teac 3440
by Larry Rosen in July-August 1975 at 'Holly Place Studio' (NY).
Conceived as a demo for #Milestone (Fantasy) it got never released until now.
Licensed from Perro Andaluz Rds., #Montevideo, Uruguay.
#JazzFusion #Jazz #vinylrecordcollection #percussions #drums #instaband #vinylgram #cratedigger #loverecords #latinjazzrecordoftheday #onwax
Back Home is Opa's first album, which is actually a demo recorded with a four-track Teac 3440 by producer Larry Rosen, between the months of July and August 1975, at the Holly Place Studio in New York, and which It was never released until 1996, the year it was released on CD by Perro Andaluz.
The album includes the first versions of 'Goldenwings', 'Run girl' and 'African Bird', songs that would be part of the Goldenwings album . And the first version of 'Brother Rada', a song that would be part of the album 'A Los Shakers'.
Never Can Say Goodbye' is an example of the fashionable songs that Opa covered working in nightclubs.
'Brooklynville' and 'One + One + One Is Two' were included in the compilation of Opa The Candombe Jazz 'n' Funk Vibe 1975 - 1977 released in Spain in 2003 by the Nuevos Medios label.
The album was reissued in 2003 in Spain by Vampi Soul, on CD and vinyl. 7 8 Another version was released on CD in 2007 by Lion Productions in the US, named Back Home: The Lost 1975 Sessions and includes a bonus track 'I Come To This Country' (from Hugo Fattoruso and George Fattoruso ) first demo of the group B-1972
OPA – Back Home
Label: #VampiSoul – VAMPI 009, Vampi Soul – VAMPI LP 009
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: #Spain
Released: 2003
Genre: #LatinJazz, Funk / Soul
Style: #SoulJazz, #Bossanova, #Psychedelic
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Tracklist
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A1 Goldenwings
A2 Brooklynville
A3 Brother Rada
A4 African Bird
A5 One+One+One Is Two
B1 Corre Niña
B2 Casa Forte
B3 Never Can Say Goodbye
B4 Back Home (The Inner Cry)
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Credits
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Bass, Vocals, Harmonica – #RingoThielmann
Drums, Percussion, Vocals, Flute, Harmonica – #GeorgeOsvaldoFattoruso
Keyboards, Vocals, Harmonica – #HugoFattoruso
Recorded By – #LarryRosen
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Notes
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'Lost 1975 Sessions'.
The album includes #OPA's first demo tape recorded with a four-track Teac 3440
by Larry Rosen in July-August 1975 at 'Holly Place Studio' (NY).
Conceived as a demo for #Milestone (Fantasy) it got never released until now.
Licensed from Perro Andaluz Rds., #Montevideo, Uruguay.
#JazzFusion #Jazz #vinylrecordcollection #percussions #drums #instaband #vinylgram #cratedigger #loverecords #latinjazzrecordoftheday #onwax
Back Home is Opa's first album, which is actually a demo recorded with a four-track Teac 3440 by producer Larry Rosen, between the months of July and August 1975, at the Holly Place Studio in New York, and which It was never released until 1996, the year it was released on CD by Perro Andaluz.
The album includes the first versions of 'Goldenwings', 'Run girl' and 'African Bird', songs that would be part of the Goldenwings album . And the first version of 'Brother Rada', a song that would be part of the album 'A Los Shakers'.
Never Can Say Goodbye' is an example of the fashionable songs that Opa covered working in nightclubs.
'Brooklynville' and 'One + One + One Is Two' were included in the compilation of Opa The Candombe Jazz 'n' Funk Vibe 1975 - 1977 released in Spain in 2003 by the Nuevos Medios label.
The album was reissued in 2003 in Spain by Vampi Soul, on CD and vinyl. 7 8 Another version was released on CD in 2007 by Lion Productions in the US, named Back Home: The Lost 1975 Sessions and includes a bonus track 'I Come To This Country' (from Hugo Fattoruso and George Fattoruso ) first demo of the group B-1972
OPA – Back Home
Label: #VampiSoul – VAMPI 009, Vampi Soul – VAMPI LP 009
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: #Spain
Released: 2003
Genre: #LatinJazz, Funk / Soul
Style: #SoulJazz, #Bossanova, #Psychedelic
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Tracklist
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A1 Goldenwings
A2 Brooklynville
A3 Brother Rada
A4 African Bird
A5 One+One+One Is Two
B1 Corre Niña
B2 Casa Forte
B3 Never Can Say Goodbye
B4 Back Home (The Inner Cry)
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Credits
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Bass, Vocals, Harmonica – #RingoThielmann
Drums, Percussion, Vocals, Flute, Harmonica – #GeorgeOsvaldoFattoruso
Keyboards, Vocals, Harmonica – #HugoFattoruso
Recorded By – #LarryRosen
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Notes
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'Lost 1975 Sessions'.
The album includes #OPA's first demo tape recorded with a four-track Teac 3440
by Larry Rosen in July-August 1975 at 'Holly Place Studio' (NY).
Conceived as a demo for #Milestone (Fantasy) it got never released until now.
Licensed from Perro Andaluz Rds., #Montevideo, Uruguay.
#JazzFusion #Jazz #vinylrecordcollection #percussions #drums #instaband #vinylgram #cratedigger #loverecords #latinjazzrecordoftheday #onwax
Brazilian group started out in the early 70s as Grupo Seleção, a cover band. In 1973, they switched the name to Azymuth, inspired by a Marcos & Paulo Sérgio Valle song. Their first album, also named Azymuth, was released two years later and featured the hit 'Linha do Horizonte'. In 1976, they recorded other minor hits like the single 'Melô da Cuíca' and 'Jazz Carnival', taken from the 1979 'Light as a Feather' album.
The trio moved to the United States in the early 80s, producing a number of albums that never came out in Brazil, and placing their bets on a mix of samba, funk and jazz that they defined as MPB-jazz (MPB for Popular Brazilian Music). The main composer, keyboardist J.R. Bertrami, left the group in 1988, and was replaced by Jota Moraes and Marinho Boffa, but returned in the middle of the following decade, when the group signed with the label Far Out. Bertrami died in 2012. Keyboardist Kiko Continentino joined drummer Ivan 'Mamão' Conti and bassist Alex Malheiros
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Azymüth – Demos (#1973-75) Vol. 1
Label: Far Out Recordings – FARO210LP1
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: Europe
Released: 31 May 2019
Genre: #LatinJazz, Funk / Soul
Style: #JazzFusion, #Samba
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Tracklist
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A1 Prefacio
A2 Castelo (Version 1)
A3 Melô Da Cuica
A4 Xingó (Version 1)
B1 Laranjeiras
B2 Equipe 68
B3 Unknown Jam
B4 Unknown Song For Mario Telles
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Credits
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Drums, Percussion – #IvanConti (#Mamão)
Electric Bass – #AlexMalheiros
Keyboards – #JoséRobertoBertrami
Percussion – #AriovaldoContesini
Mastered By – Frank At Carvery Cuts
Producer – #Azymuth, #JoséRobertoBertrami
Project Manager – #JoeDavis
Restoration – #DanielMaunick, #RocHunter
Sleeve – #AlessandroRenaldin
Sleeve Notes – #JoshTautz
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Recorded at Jose Roberto Bertrami's home studio in Laranjeiras, #RioDeJaneiro, #Brazil between 1973-#1975.
#percussions #vinylrecordcollection #instarecords #vinylgram #cratedigger #rhythms #recordgram #instavinyl #latinjazzrecordoftheday
Back Home is Opa's first album, which is actually a demo recorded with a four-track Teac 3440 by producer Larry Rosen, between the months of July and August 1975, at the Holly Place Studio in New York, and which It was never released until 1996, the year it was released on CD by Perro Andaluz.
The album includes the first versions of 'Goldenwings', 'Run girl' and 'African Bird', songs that would be part of the Goldenwings album . And the first version of 'Brother Rada', a song that would be part of the album 'A Los Shakers'.
Never Can Say Goodbye' is an example of the fashionable songs that Opa covered working in nightclubs.
'Brooklynville' and 'One + One + One Is Two' were included in the compilation of Opa The Candombe Jazz 'n' Funk Vibe 1975 - 1977 released in Spain in 2003 by the Nuevos Medios label.
The album was reissued in 2003 in Spain by Vampi Soul, on CD and vinyl. 7 8 Another version was released on CD in 2007 by Lion Productions in the US, named Back Home: The Lost 1975 Sessions and includes a bonus track 'I Come To This Country' (from Hugo Fattoruso and George Fattoruso ) first demo of the group B-1972
OPA – Back Home
Label: #VampiSoul – VAMPI 009, Vampi Soul – VAMPI LP 009
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: #Spain
Released: 2003
Genre: #LatinJazz, Funk / Soul
Style: #SoulJazz, #Bossanova, #Psychedelic
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Tracklist
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A1 Goldenwings
A2 Brooklynville
A3 Brother Rada
A4 African Bird
A5 One+One+One Is Two
B1 Corre Niña
B2 Casa Forte
B3 Never Can Say Goodbye
B4 Back Home (The Inner Cry)
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Credits
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Bass, Vocals, Harmonica – #RingoThielmann
Drums, Percussion, Vocals, Flute, Harmonica – #GeorgeOsvaldoFattoruso
Keyboards, Vocals, Harmonica – #HugoFattoruso
Recorded By – #LarryRosen
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Notes
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'Lost 1975 Sessions'.
The album includes #OPA's first demo tape recorded with a four-track Teac 3440
by Larry Rosen in July-August 1975 at 'Holly Place Studio' (NY).
Conceived as a demo for #Milestone (Fantasy) it got never released until now.
Licensed from Perro Andaluz Rds., #Montevideo, Uruguay.
#JazzFusion #Jazz #vinylrecordcollection #percussions #drums #instaband #vinylgram #cratedigger #loverecords #latinjazzrecordoftheday #onwax
Brazilian group started out in the early 70s as Grupo Seleção, a cover band. In 1973, they switched the name to Azymuth, inspired by a Marcos & Paulo Sérgio Valle song. Their first album, also named Azymuth, was released two years later and featured the hit 'Linha do Horizonte'. In 1976, they recorded other minor hits like the single 'Melô da Cuíca' and 'Jazz Carnival', taken from the 1979 'Light as a Feather' album.
The trio moved to the United States in the early 80s, producing a number of albums that never came out in Brazil, and placing their bets on a mix of samba, funk and jazz that they defined as MPB-jazz (MPB for Popular Brazilian Music). The main composer, keyboardist J. R. Bertrami, left the group in 1988, and was replaced by Jota Moraes and Marinho Boffa, but returned in the middle of the following decade, when the group signed with the label Far Out. Bertrami died in 2012. Keyboardist Kiko Continentino joined drummer Ivan 'Mamão' Conti and bassist Alex Malheiros
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Credits
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Drums, Percussion – #IvanConti (#Mamão)
Electric Bass – #AlexMalheiros
Keyboards – #JoséRobertoBertrami
Percussion – #AriovaldoContesini
Mastered By – Frank At Carvery Cuts
Producer – #Azymuth, #JoséRobertoBertrami
Project Manager – #JoeDavis
Restoration – #DanielMaunick, #RocHunter
Sleeve – #AlessandroRenaldin
Sleeve Notes – #JoshTautz
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Recorded at Jose Roberto Bertrami's home studio in Laranjeiras, #RioDeJaneiro, #Brazil between #1973-#1975.
Track A4 (Bateria Do Mamão) duration listed on back sleeve and label as 7:29
#drums #brokenbeat #breaks #percussions #vinylrecordcollection #instarecords #vinylgram #cratedigger #rhodes #rhythms #recordgram #instavinyl #latinjazzrecordoftheday #timelessmusic #timeless #azymuthforever