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| This box set of 7" singles (or on CD) brilliantly outlines what happened when the restless youth of Spanish Harlem collided with the 1960's, and created controversial sparks... Indeed, to this new breed of Hispanic Harlemites, the mambos and cha-chas of their parents, generation were a drag. Instead, they tuned to psychedelic fashions, wild parties, hip culture and the R&B of their time. The result was intoxicating. For a brief period, from 1966 to 1969, a multitude of Latin soul/boogaloo bands soaked raw Hispanic rhythms neck-deep in African-American rhythm & blues. It was a glorious moment that sadly stopped as soon as the 60's slid into the 70's. This CD and 7inch box set –the first of its kind– illustrates some of the Latin soul era’s finest moments. Culled from the Fania family of labels –Fania / Tico / Cotique / Alegre– it evokes a time when everyone in New York City was doing the boogaloo.
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 1. Latin Soul Drive is Here (Chollo Rivera and The Latin Soul Drives)
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2. King Of Latin Soul (Joey Pastrana)
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3. Psychedelic Baby (The Joe Cuba Sextet)
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4. Stand (The Harvey Averne Band)
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5. I'm Gonna Leave You (Russel Cohen y La New Yorkers)
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6. Soul Gritty (Ralph Robles)
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7. You Need Help (Monguito Santamaria)
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8. Kool It (Here Comes The Fuzz) (Jimmy Sabater)
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9. Use It Before You Lose It (Bobby Valentin)
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10. Fat Papa (Charlie Palmieri)
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11. Deep (Quetcy Alma)
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12. Electric Latin Soul (Flash & The Dynamics)
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13. Apewalk (Al Escobar)
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14. Get it right (Alfredito and his Orchestra)
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15. Chacon Pata Pata (Chacon)
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16. African Twist (Eddie Palmieri)
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17. Lazy Boogaloo (George Guzman)
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18. Mama's Girl (King Nando)
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19. Hit De Bongo (Tito Puente and his Orchestra)
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20. Chicharrones (The Latin Gents)
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