Big Ol' Bag O' Boogaloo Vol. 2, by Various Artists featuring Chuito & The Latin Uniques, Willie "Baby" Rodriguez and more!

Big Ol' Bag O' Boogaloo Vol. 2

by Various Artists featuring Chuito & The Latin Uniques, Willie "Baby" Rodriguez and more!

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A1 –Latin Blues Band* Take A Trip
A2 –Orquesta Olivieri African Guajira
A3 –Frankie Nieves The Four Corners
A4 –Pijuan Y Su Sexteto Shake It Don't Break It
A5 –Milton Zapata Sweet Soul Music
B1 –Dave Cortez* With The Moon People* Fishin' With Sid
B2 –The Moon People* Indian Soul
B3 –The Real Thing Heavy Together
B4 –Willy Baby* Hot Buns
B5 –Tony Middleton Spanish Maiden
B6 –Joe Pappy & His Combo* Oye Tomasito

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1.	Latin Blues Band - Take a Trip 04:49	buy track
2.	Orquesta Olivieri - African Guajira 03:42	buy track
3.	The Terrible Frankie Nieves - The Four Corners 03:28	buy track
4.	Shake It Don't Break It 02:26	buy track
5.	Milton Zapata - Sweet Soul Music 05:12	buy track
6.	Dave Cortez & The Moon People - Fishin' With Sid 02:26	buy track
7.	Moon People - Indian Soul 03:35	buy track
8.	The Real Thing - Heavy Together 02:09	buy track
9.	Willie "Baby" Rodriguez - Hot Buns (Pt.1) 05:09	buy track
10.	Chuito & The Latin Uniques - Spanish Maiden 03:27	buy track
11.	Joe Pappy and his Combo - Oye Tomasito 02:57	buy track

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This is the second LP in our series, so there's more tasty tracks where Vol. 1 came from, dig! ¡Andale! Records, has the uncut stuff straight from the source: Latin Soul from El Barrio. Rarities, favorites, b-sides, unreissued gems, & more. Whatever bag you're in, from Nuyorican shing-a-ling beats & funky bugalú breaks to raw garage salsa, we got the goods. Check out the especially soulful grind of "Hot Buns." ¡Caliente! A note on the cover photo: taking up where we left off in Vol. 1, the Rumba Kids are still jammin' on the corner of Bergen and 3rd Ave., but they have expanded their lineup to add Sandra Monsanto on flute, while another friend shows how to bang the skins. "Yogui" Rosario, the talented artist we met on Vol. 1, looks to Carlos "Pote" Ramos, who is keeping the beat with a pair of claves. This is the same Brooklyn Barrio where salsa empresario Ralph Mercado used to promote dances at the 3 In 1 & St. George Hotel back in the day. On the right, Charlie Rosario, Latin music's most unique album cover designer, is soaking up the ritmo guaguanco. From the famous psychedelic cover for Tito Puente's boogaloo album The King/El Rey to designs for cult favorites The Brooklyn Sounds and Orquesta Dee Jay, Charlie's groundbreaking approach to album cover design is an example to us all. To top it off, Charlie even worked for Ghetto Records -Symphony Jim

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released May 12, 2016

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Tuff City Records New York, New York

Originally rooted in hip-hop, Tuff City has transitioned its focus toward rescuing thousands of blues, jazz, funk, soul and R&B treasures from obscurity, thus creating several specialized reissue imprints devoted to music of the highest caliber.