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Fania All Stars - Live At Cheetah Volume 2
Label:
Catalog#:
SLP 416
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
US
Released:
1972
Genre:
Latin
Style:
Salsa,
Son
Tracklist
| A1 | Ahora Vengo Yo | 9:44 | ||
|
Arranged By, Written-By -
Bobby Cruz
,
Ricardo Ray
Piano - Ricardo Ray Vocals - Bobby Cruz | ||||
| A2 | Estrellas De Fania | 7:25 | ||
|
Arranged By, Flute -
Johnny Pacheco
Piano - Larry Harlow Trombone - Renaldo Jorge* Vocals - Adalberto Santiago , Hector Lavoe , Ismael Miranda , Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez* , Santos Colón Written-By - Catalino Curet Alonso* , Johnny Pacheco | ||||
| A3 | Que Barbaridad | 6:09 | ||
|
Arranged By -
Javier Vasquez
Trombone - Barry Rogers Trumpet - Larry Spencer Vocals - Hector Lavoe , Ismael Miranda Written-By - Ismael Miranda | ||||
| B1 | Ponte Duro | 9:04 | ||
|
Arranged By -
Bobby Valentin
,
Johnny Pacheco
Bongos - Roberto Roena Congas - Ray Barretto Timbales - Orestes Vilato Trombone - Willie Colón Trumpet - Hector Zarzuela , Roberto Rodriguez (2) Written-By - Johnny Pacheco | ||||
| B2 | Macho Cimarron | 12:13 | ||
|
Arranged By -
Marty Shelter
Piano - Larry Harlow Trombone - Willie Colón Vocals - Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez* Written-By, Flute - Johnny Pacheco | ||||
| B3 | Closing Theme | 1:55 | ||
| Arranged By, Performer, Written-By - Johnny Pacheco | ||||
Credits
Performer -
Bobby Valentin
,
Johnny Pacheco
,
Jose Feliciano*
,
Larry Harlow
,
Ray Barretto
,
Ricardo Ray
,
Roberto Roena
,
Willie Colón
Notes
Bobby Cruz, Jose Feliciano, Ricardo Ray courtesy of Vaya Records.
Masters of Ceremonies: Simphony Sid & Dizzy Izzy Sanabria
"On Thursday, Aug. 26, 1971, young latins from all parts of New York gathered at Cheetah to witness history in the making. On this night, Fania All-Stars were being filmed and recorded "live" for all the world to see and hear the best Latin music has to offer. So listen and re-live the excitement of that night, for the sounds you will hear are the sounds of "El Corazon Latino"...
PS: you must see the movie "Our Latin Thing" (Nuestra Cosa). The movie is a musical, cultural view of the Latin life style in New York City. Que Viva La Musica!" - Izzy Sanabria
Masters of Ceremonies: Simphony Sid & Dizzy Izzy Sanabria
"On Thursday, Aug. 26, 1971, young latins from all parts of New York gathered at Cheetah to witness history in the making. On this night, Fania All-Stars were being filmed and recorded "live" for all the world to see and hear the best Latin music has to offer. So listen and re-live the excitement of that night, for the sounds you will hear are the sounds of "El Corazon Latino"...
PS: you must see the movie "Our Latin Thing" (Nuestra Cosa). The movie is a musical, cultural view of the Latin life style in New York City. Que Viva La Musica!" - Izzy Sanabria