9 thoughts on “ Ya-Yi-Ki - Johnny Colon* - Boogaloo Bluesman (Best Of Cotique Recordings) (CD) ”

1. Moogusida 21.01.2020 at 04:10

   Mono label variation: "Boogaloo Blues " and "Johnny Colon" are right justified ("Boogaloo" sticks out more to the left of "Johnny"), has the producer credit, and fonts are generally bolder than other variations. Original US 1st Cotique monaural label variation release with /5(4).

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2. Voodoor 22.01.2020 at 12:28

   The boogaloo was short lived, to be replaced by the hard core salseros, like Willie Colon and others. Many of the boogaloo bands went on and started to play salsa. But still, boogaloo was a big part of growing up for many, and we still love it. This was one of those albums. Thanks Johnny!/5(8).

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3. Mazusida 17.01.2020 at 01:46

   Dec 08,  · Boogaloo Blues Written-By – Johnny Colon* A2: Jumpy Written-By – Miguel Hernandez (6) A3: Mira Ven Aca Written-By – Johnny Colon* A4: Descarga Written-By – Johnny Colon* B1: Guantanamera Arranged By – Johnny Colon* B2: Mi Querida Bomba Written-By – Johnny Colon* B3: Judy Part II Written-By /5(14).

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4. Maum 14.01.2020 at 09:41

   Early 70's US 1st Stereo Repress of the US original Stereo release of: Johnny Colon & Orchestra* - Boogaloo Blues. The 3 additional chorus (coro) singers, whom at the time were under contract with Alegre Records, are identified by their respective first names of: Carlos, Pete, Ronnie & Angel, and are credited as: "& Representing The Alegre Fraternity.".

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5. Duktilar 13.01.2020 at 15:31

   May 30,  · referencing Boogaloo Blues, LP, Album, CS , COLP, C This is Johnny Colon's debut recording. 2 of the vocalist who recorded on this great LP are non other than: Tito Rojas and Tito Ramos, otherwise known as the TNT Boys and/or the TNT Band/5(34).

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6. Tygogami 17.01.2020 at 18:28

   Label: Cotique - CS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo • Country: US • Genre: Latin • Style: Salsa, Boogaloo Johnny Colon And His Orchestra* - Boogaloo '67 (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore.

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7. Mikar 18.01.2020 at 05:52

   Boogaloo Bluesman: Vampi Soul Keepin It Real Johnny Colón's Disco Hits: Soul & Latin Find Johnny Colon discography, albums and singles on AllMusic AllMusic New Releases Portrait of Johnny: Cotique (0).

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8. Daigor 16.01.2020 at 02:49

   The follow-up to Johnny Colon's hit of earlier in the year (Boogaloo Blues), Boogaloo '67 increased the firepower slightly but never found a performance to compete with what would be Colon's best-known work. Fans of the boogaloo will appreciate the soundalike "You Gotta Love Me," while trombone aficionados will find much to love all over the record, but Colon's parade of original compositions.

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9. Kim 18.01.2020 at 09:14

   Apr 26,  · Johnny Colon – Boogaloo Bluesman Originals recorded – Cotique Records Compilation Released Vampi Soul Records CD out of print. Best bet might be Amazon. 1. Boogaloo Blues 2. Mira Ven Aca 3. Descarga 4. You Gotta Love Me Ya-Yi-Ki 5. New York Mambo 6. Guajira Y Tambor 7. Retorno Del Mambo 8. Afincao Hot.

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