Radio Salsa Clásica / El Tornado Tropical con El Caobo

Joe Cuba: A Man and His Music – El Alcalde Del Barrio

Fania Records will be releasing a new 2-disc, 34-track box set of the "father of Latin Boogaloo, Joe Cuba! The release is scheduled for February 23, 2010 and commemorates one-year of his passing. In advance, you will be able to hear many of the tunes on radio show, El Tornado Tropical con El Caobo, during the first week of February.

Joe Cuba: A Man and His Music – El Alcalde Del Barrio truly will be an exceptional two-disc compilation with an accurate assemblage of his recordings never previously compiled in album form. The set will feature his international hits; such as “Bang Bang” and “El Pito (I’ll Never Go Back to Georgia),” and many other diverse numbers that spanned his illustrious career, carefully selected and researched by Latin music veteran and prominent producer Bobby Marín.

Track listing please.

DJ Yuca said:

Track listing please.

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Disc One
1 Do You Feel It (Remix) with Ray Pollard (4:11)
(J. Cuba/T. May) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Bustin’ Out (Tico 1300) 1972.
Remix by Bobby Marín, accompanied by Andy Harlow: sax & flute; Santos Echevarria: percussion

2 Hey Joe, Hey Joe with Willie Torres (5:07)
(Gilberto Calderón) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Best Of (Tico 1197) 1969

3 Bang Bang (4:08 )
(Joe Cuba/Jimmy Sabater) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Wanted Dead or Alive aka Bang! Bang! Push, Push, Push (Tico 1146) 1966

4 It’s Love (3:17)
(Nick Jiménez) EMI Longitude Music Co. From My Man Speedy! (Tico 1161) 1967

5 El Pito (I’ll Never Go Back to Georgia) (5:35)
(Joe Cuba/Jimmy Sabater) EMI Longitude Music Co. From We Must Be Doing Something Right (Tico 1133) 1966

6 My Man Speedy! with Willie Torres (2:24)
(Gilberto Calderón) EMI Longitude Music Co. From My Man Speedy! (Tico 1161) 1967

7 Psychedelic Baby (You’re Psychin’ Up My Mind) with Willie Torres/Bobby Marín (3:15)
(Bobby Marín) EMI Longitude Music Co. From My Man Speedy! (Tico 1161) 1967

8 A Thousand Ways (3:02)
(Nick Jiménez) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Bustin’ Out (Tico 1300) 1972

9 Ain’t It Funny What Love Can Do with Ray Pollard (2:25)
(Van McCoy) Van McCoy Music Inc. From Bustin’ Out (Tico 1300) 1972

10 Swinging Mambo with Willie Torres (2:33)
(Nick Jiménez) Pending. From I Tried to Dance All Night (Mardi-Gras 5017) 1956

11 Wabble-Cha with Cheo Feliciano (2:28 )
(Jose “Cheo” Feliciano) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Steppin’ Out (Seeco 9248 ) 1962

12 I’m Insane with Jimmy Sabater (2:25)
(Louie Ramírez) EMI Longitude Music Co. From My Man Speedy! (Tico 1161) 1967

13 Ariñañara with Cheo Feliciano (3:02)
(Luciano “Chano” Pozo) Peer International Corp. From Diggin’ the Most (Seeco 9259) 1964

14 La Calle Esta Durísima with Willie García (2:58 )
(Jimmy Sabater) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Hecho y Derecho (Doin’ It Right) (Tico 1312) 1973

15 Macorina (2:35)
(A. Torroella) EMI Longitude Music Co./Peer International Corp. From Red, Hot and Cha Cha (Mardi-Gras 5023) circa 1961

16 Los Dos with Jimmy Sabater (3:17)
(Simon Lan) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Presents the Velvet Voice of Jimmy Sabater (Tico 1152) 1967

17 Y Joe Cuba Ya Llegó with Mike Guagenti (5:59)
(Mike Guagenti) Fania Music (BMI). From El Pirata del Caribe (Tico 1434) 1979

Disc Two
1 Boom Boom Lucumí (6:16)
(W. García) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Tico-Alegre All Stars Live at Carnegie Hall (Tico 1325) 1974

2 A las Seis with Cheo Feliciano (2:43)
(Jimmy Sabater) Edward B. Marks Music Co. From Steppin’ Out (Seeco 9248 ) 1962
a man and his music)

3 Remember Me with Cheo Feliciano (2:44)
(Stan Applebaum) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Diggin’ the Most (Seeco 9259) 1964

4 Aunque Tú with Cheo Feliciano (3:22)
(Nick Jiménez) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Diggin’ the Most (Seeco 9259) 1964

5 Temptation with Willie Torres (2:13)
(N. H. Brown/A. Freed) EMI Longitude Music Co. From I Tried to Dance All Night (Mardi-Gras 5017) 1956

6 La Malanga Brava with Willie Torres/Cheo Feliciano (3:42)
(Jimmy Sabater) Peer International Corp. From Wanted Dead or Alive (Tico 1146) 1966

7 Joe Cuba’s Mambo with Willie Torres (2:44)
(Héctor L. Rivera) Peer International Corp. From I Tried to Dance All Night (Mardi-Gras 5017) 1956

8 To Be With You with Jimmy Sabater (2:53)
(Nick Jiménez/Willie Torres) Latin American Co. From Steppin’ Out (Seeco 9248) 1962

9 Hecho y Derecho with Willie García (2:48 )
(J. Cuba/W. García/P. Diaz/J. Cordero/A. Rodríguez) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Hecho y Derecho (Doin’ It Right) (Tico 1312) 1973

10 Componte Cundunga with Cheo Feliciano (2:21)
(J. Perez) EMI Longitude Music Co. From Red, Hot and Cha Cha (Mardi-Gras 5023) circa 1961

11 Pregón Cha Cha (2:38 )
(Nick Jiménez) Pending. From I Tried to Dance All Night (Mardi-Gras 5017) 1956

12 Como Ríen with Cheo Feliciano (2:57)
(Nick Jiménez/ Cheo Feliciano) Peermusic III Ltd. From Steppin’ Out (Seeco 9248) 1962

13 Jimmie’s Jump with Cheo Feliciano (2:34)
(Jimmy Sabater) Peermusic III Ltd. From Red, Hot and Cha Cha (Mardi-Gras 5023) circa 1961

14 Bochinchosa with Cheo Feliciano (3:25)
(Nick Jiménez) EMI Longitude Music Co. From We Must Be Doing Something Right (Tico 1133) 1966

15 Mujer Divina with Willie Torres (4:41)
(Héctor Rivera) Edward B. Marks Music Co. From Wanted Dead or Alive (Tico 1146) 1966

16 This Is Love with Jimmy Sabater (3:19)
(Diana Bonilla) Pending. From Comin’ at You (Seeco 9268 ) 1965

17 Mambo of the Times with Willie Torres (2:11)
(Nick Jiménez) Latin American Co. From Diggin’ the Most (Seeco 9259) 1964

El Tornado Tropical con El Caobo, Monday, January 26, 2010



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Monday, January 26th, 2010

El Tornado Tropical con El Caobo
Mondays
6:00pm - 10:00pm Central Standard Time (GMT -6)
WIIT, 88.9 FM (Chicago)
Broadband Connection: http://www.radio.iit.edu/high.m3u
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Please note that this playlist and its order are tentative.

¡A calentar los motores!
- El molestoso II - Eddie Palmieri (La Perfecta II)
- El rinconcita - Sammy García y El Sabor de Puerto Rico (Por Buen Camino)
- El gusto de mi salsa - Johnny Polanco y su Conjunto Amistad (Amistad Para El Mundo Entero)
- Me fascina - Truco & Zaperoko (Música Universal)
- Agua que va a caer - Gene Perry (Mi Tambor Lo Dice Todo)

¡A gozar con Tito Rodríguez!
- West Side Beat - Tito Rodríguez (West Side Beat)
- Oyeme Antonia - Tito Rodríguez (Tito Rodriguez Returns to the Palladium)
- Una nota samba - Tito Rodríguez (From Hollywood)
- Todo, todo terminó - Tito Rodríguez (Carnaval de las Americas)
- Te comiste un pan - Tito Rodríguez (Tito Rodriguez at the Palladium)

¡A gozar!
- Marchando bien - Ritmo Alegre
- Mi tumbao - Carlos Cascante y su Tumbao (Recuerdos)
- Historia de dos salseros - Alfredo de la Fe
- Corazón acobardado - Wilson "Saoko" Manyoma (Salsa Como Nunca Antes)
- Con gusto y gana - Joe Arroyo

¡A gozar con Tito Rodríguez!
- Boogaloo en Puerto Rico - Tito Rodríguez (Este Es Mi Mundo)
- En el balcón - Tito Rodríguez (El Doctor de la Salsa)
- Baila la charanga - Tito Rodríguez (Tito Rodriguez Returns to the Palladium Live)
- Cuando, cuando - Tito Rodríguez (Back Home in Puerto Rico)
- Voulez vou cha cha cha - Tito Rodríguez (West Side Beat)

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Songs and albums marked with an asterisk (*) can be purchased from the official Fania Records website: w w w . f a n i a . c o m

El Tornado Tropical Playlist 1/25/2010 "Sunyata's Set"

El Tornado Tropical Playlist con Sunyata 1/25/2010
De Puerto Rico A Nueva York - Viento de Agua (plena)
Plantacion Adentro - Ruben Blades (salsa)
Al Mal Tiempo Buena Cara - Luis "Perico" Ortiz (salsa)
Azuqiuta and Los Jubilados (son)
Chango Ta Beni - Willie Rosario (salsa)
Songorogosongo - Hector Lavoe (salsa)
Consagracion de Carino - La India Canela (merengue tipico)
Campana Tin Tin - Justi Barreto (guaguanco)
Manos Duras - Ray Barretto (salsa)
Ave Maria Morena - Johnny Pacheco y Monguito (salsa)
Mai Kinsasha - Jose Mangual w/ Luis Ortiz on Trumpet (Latin Jazz)
Bomba a Puerto Rico - Jose Mangual (bomba)
Mascarada - Johnny Ray (salsa)
Donde Estas - Tony Vega (salsa)
Yo Soy Aquel - Ray de la Paz (salsa)
Pensando todo el dia en ti - Jose "El Canario" Alberto (salsa)
Si Por Mi Llueve - Cheo Feliciano (salsa)
Buscando Guayaba - Ruben Blades (salsa)
Barra Limpia - La Sonora Poncena (salsa)
Decidete - Manny Oquendo y su Conjunto Libre (cha-cha-cha)
Todo El Mundo Escucha - Bobby Valentin (salsa)
Salsa Y Control - Los Hermanos Lebron (salsa)
La Culebra - Julito Alvarado Del Sur Al Norte (salsa)
La Batidora Meneadora - The Latin Giants of Jazz (latin jazz)
Pero Sigue Triste - Cayito y La Distinguida (chicago salsa)
La Soledad - Carlito Rey (chicago salsa)
Me Enamore - Willie Garcia y Orchesta
Rico Vacilon - James Sanders & Conjunto

Thanks. Looks like I'm going to have to remain patient for Clave Mambo and La Palomilla, I've been trying to get those 2 tracks on CD since I began salsa DJing 2 and half years ago, and still no sign.

There's plenty of other great salsa tunes easily available so I can live without them, nonetheless I'm looking forward to the day they are available again (particularly Clave Mambo, that tune is heavy).

Sunyata Salsera said:

Chango Ta Beni - Willie Rosario

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That's got to be one of my all time favourites, it is HEAVY . . . Nice work Sunyata and El Caobo.

Hey, Yuca!

Glad you enjoyed Monday's show! It's always nice to hear comments like that from experienced djs like you!

Sunyata will be completely taking over my Saturday show and will co-host with me every Monday and Thursday!

El Caobo said:

Hey, Yuca!

Glad you enjoyed Monday's show! It's always nice to hear comments like that from experienced djs like you!

Sunyata will be completely taking over my Saturday show and will co-host with me every Monday and Thursday!

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Okay, so I'll get a regular saturday salsa show? Sounds great, except that I'll miss the possibility to predict some music or influence your choice. But then again I'm sure Sunyata is going to do play great selections as well considering that I'm going to hear here today for the first time. Hope she'll be keep an eye on this thread for some feedback.

Not a bad track listing. I'm kind of disappointed that one song I love didn't make the cut (Tremendo Coco aka Salsa Ahi Na' Ma).

Although there's been no post about the saturday show, I did tune in for it. And I've to say that I definitely enjoyed your music selection, Sunyata! It's certainly different from what I'm used to by listening to Earl. But you're doing a great job as well as and it was a great experience tuning in and hearing some music that I've never heard before. So I'm going to try to listen to 'El Tornado Tropical' whenever it's possible.

El Tornado Tropical con La Sunyata 1/30/2010

"salsa a los santos"
Moreno Soy - La Sonora Poncena (salsa)
Para Ochun - Hector Lavoe (salsa)
Cari Caridad - Fania Allstars (salsa)
Cha Cha Huele Chango - Richie Ray & Bobby Cruz (salsa, cha, rumba)
Chango Ta Beni - Willie Rosario (salsa)
Buscando el Curandero - Jose Rioz's Jazz on the Latin Side Ensemble (rumba)
Invocando a Chango - Lecuona Cuban Boys (mambo)

"romantica"
Hace Falta Tiempo - Jose "el canario" Alberto
En Otros Brazos - Franki Ruiz
Bendito Tiempo - Gilberto Santa Rosa
Perdoname - Rey Ruiz

"salsa nueva york"
Babaila - Soneros del Barrio (salsa)
Lio - Tipica '73 (guajira)
Estamos en salsa - Wayne Gorbea (salsa)
Taxi Driver - Charlie Palmieri (boogaloo/latin funk)
Perla Morena - Spanish Harlem Orchestra (Latin jazz)

Guaguanco Sublime - Justi Barretto (rumba)
Ave Maria Morena - Ibrahim Ferrer (salsa son)
Amada Mia - Cheo Feliciano (bolero)
Para Vivir - Gilberto Santa Rosa (bolero)
Calle Luna Calle Sol - Gonzalo Grau & La Clave Secreta (timba, salsa)
In honor of Haitians everywhere, Panama - Marlene Dorcena (kompa- Haiti)

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Monday, February 1st, 2010

El Tornado Tropical con El Caobo
Mondays
6:00pm - 10:00pm Central Standard Time (GMT -6)
WIIT, 88.9 FM (Chicago)
Broadband Connection: http://www.radio.iit.edu/high.m3u
Dial Up Connection: http://www.radio.iit.edu/low.m3u
Studio Phone: (312) 567-3088



During this Monday's show, at approximately 7:00pm (central time), we will be interviewing Kathy Cabrera: co-founder of Mambofodadaz Dance Company and one of the most sought salsa dance instructors and performers in the Midwest!

Be sure to catch the new co-host, La Sunyata, from 8:00pm - 10:00pm (central time)!

Hi Salsabor!

As you know, Salsa ahi na ma was on the Cocinando La Salsa album that Emusica had remastered and re-released when they owned the catalog. Perhaps that's why it wasn't included? If I'm not mistaken, the only song included that already had been re-released on its original album is Bang, Bang, Push, Push. I'll have to double check though.

I'll start playing from the new 2-cd set starting next week.

Just started Monday's show!

Check out this video clip!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drFlZUkNieM



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Fania Records is proud to announce the release of a deluxe 2-disc, 34-track box set of the father of Latin Boogaloo, Joe Cuba. This release is schedule for February 23, 2010 and commemorates one year after the passing of this legend. Joe Cuba: A Man and His Music – El Alcalde Del Barrio is a truly exceptional two-disc compilation with an accurate assemblage of his recordings never previously compiled in album form. These tracks have been digitally remastered from the original master tapes. Featuring his international hits “Bang Bang” and “El Pito (I’ll Never Go Back to Georgia),” and many other diverse numbers that spanned his illustrious career, carefully selected and researched by Latin music veteran and prominent producer Bobby Marín.

Joe Cuba (Gilberto Navarro) was born on April 22, 1931, in Spanish Harlem, New York City, where his Puerto Rican parents moved in the late ‘20’s. Captivated by the conga playing of Sabu Martínez, Gilbert took the opportunity to learn the instrument while recovering from a broken leg suffered playing stickball. Gilbert jammed in the street until given the chance to replace Sabu for a few months as part of a local band, La Alfarona, X in 1950. Shortly after, he joined Spanish Harlem’s Joe Panama Quintet, where Jimmy Sabater was a timbales player. After recruiting vibraphonist Tommy Berrios, Gilbert and the band had a falling out with Panama and formed the Cha Cha Boys with Gilbert Calderon as the bandleader. Much to his surprise, Gilbert would soon be billed as “Joe Cuba” by his promoter, Catalino Rolón, and the name would stick.

Joe Cuba was instrumental in the development of boogaloo and had the biggest hit of the 60s with “Bang Bang,” which achieved unprecedented success for Latin music in the US in 1966 when it sold over one million copies. Joe’s pivotal role in the boogaloo style had him nicknamed the “Father of Latin Boogaloo,” and his leadership in the community had coined rightfully so, “the mayor of the barrio” (El Alcalde Del Barrio).

Joe Cuba led an extraordinary life and left behind a legacy of wonderful music for us to take pleasure in, as you will discover upon listening to this album. His presence will be eternally missed, but his spirit remains with those fortunate to have known him.

The set joins The Man and His Music series that has featured such artists as Tito Rodríguez, Celia Cruz, Hector Lavoe, Willie Colón, and Rubén Blades, all on the Fania label, whose catalog Código Music recently acquired. Joe Cuba: The Man and His Music is the second release in this series from Código Music.



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Fania Records se enorgullece en anunciar el lanzamiento de la colección de lujo de 2 cd los cuales contienen 34 - temas del padre del Boogaloo Latino, Joe Cuba. Esta colección estará a la venta el de 23 de febrero 2010 y conmemora un año del fallecimiento de esta leyenda. Joe Cuba: A Man and His Music - El Alcalde Del Barrio es una compilación excepcional de dos discos incluyendo sus grabaciones nunca antes recopilada. Estos temas han sido digitalmente remasterizados de las cintas maestras originales. Presentando sus éxitos internacionales "Bang Bang" y "El Pito (I'll

Never Go Back To Georgia)" y muchos otros éxitos de su ilustre carrera, cuidadosamente seleccionadas e investigadas por el veterano de la música latina y destacado productor Bobby Marín.

Joe Cuba (Gilberto Navarro) nació el 22 de abril de 1931, en Spanish Harlem , Nueva York, donde sus padres de origen puertorriqueno se trasladaron a finales de los anos veintes. Cautivado por la forma que tocaba la conga de Sabu Martínez, Gilbert tuvo la oportunidad de aprender el instrumento mientras se recuperaba de una fractura de la pierna sufrida jugando al béisbol. Gilbert se quedo tocando en las calles hasta que le dieron la oportunidad de reemplazar a Sabu en una banda local La Alfarona, X en 1950, por unos pocos meses. Poco después, se unió a la “Spanish Harlem’s Joe Panama Quintet”, donde Jimmy Sabater tocaba los timbales. Después de contratar al vibrafonista Tommy Berríos, Gilbert y la banda formaron los “Cha Cha Boys”con Gilbert Calderón como el director de orquesta. Para su sorpresa, Gilbert fue apodado "Joe Cuba" por su promotor, Catalino Rolón.

Joe Cuba fue fundamental en el desarrollo de boogaloo y tuvo el mayor éxito de los años sesenta con "Bang Bang", que logró, el éxito sin precedentes de la música latina en los Estados Unidos cuando en 1966 vendió más de un millón de copias. Por su papel fundamental en el estilo boogaloo fue llamado “El Padre del Boogaloo Latino", y por su liderazgo en la comunidad y con mucha razón, "El Alcalde Del Barrio".

Joe Cuba llevó una vida extraordinaria y dejó un legado de música maravillosa, como usted descubrirá al escuchar este álbum. Su presencia será eternamente estrañada, pero su espíritu permanecerá con los afortunados de haberle conocido.

Esta colección forma parte de la Serie “A Man and His Music”, la cual incluye artistas como Tito Rodríguez, Celia Cruz, Héctor Lavoe, Willie Colón, y Rubén Blades, todos en el sello Fania, cuyo catálogo fue adquirido recientemente por Código Music.

Joe Cuba: El hombre y su música es la segunda versión en esta serie de Código Music.

Thursday's show starts in about 25 minutes from the time that this message is being posted.

I'm listening to La Sunyata right now! She is the new host of my previous Saturday show. See the link in my signature for information on tuning in.

Playlist 2/6 El Tornado Tropical con La Sunyata

Lo Que Le Gusta La Gente / Viento de Agua (bomba/timba)
Yambeque / La Sonora Poncena (salsa)
El Hijo de Obatala / Ray Barretto (salsa)
Que Se Sepa / Roberto Roena (salsa)
Sentimiento / Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez (salsa)
Pa' Bravo Yo / Justo Betancourt Y Fania Allstars (salsa)
Oigan Bien Mi Guaguanco / Ismael Miranda (salsa-son)
Asia Minor / Manny Oquendo y su Conjunto Libre (latin jazz)
Regalo de Dios / Oscar d' Leon (salsa-son)
Aqui cada Uno Viene Con Lo Suyo / Chico Nunez (salsa)
Imposible ha de ser / Adalberto Santiago (salsa)
Viva Panama / Luis "Perico" Ortiz (salsa)
Nabori / Cheo Feliciano (salsa)
Margie / Adalberto, Celia Y Barretto (salsa)
La Escencia del guaguanco / Tite Curet (salsa)
Lamento de Concepcion / Roberto Roena (salsa)
No Aguanto Mas / Celia Cruz (merengue)
Para Los Rumberos / Tito Puente (mambo)
Remembranzas / La Sonora Poncena (latin jazz/salsa)
Mujer Divina / Spanish Harlem Orchestra (cha cha cha)
Eso Parte del Alma / Jose Alberto (salsa)
Contigo No / Wayne Gorbea (salsa)
Descripcion de un Sueno / Eliades Ochoa Y Compay Segundo (guajira)
Poviezo, Fragile Fatal / Musiqu du Monde, Fond-Des-Negres (Haitian Peasant music)

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Monday, February 8th, 2010

El Tornado Tropical
Mondays
6:00pm - 8:00pm Central Standard Time (GMT -6) - con El Caobo
8:00pm - 10:00pm Central Standard Time (gmt -6) - con La Sunyata
WIIT, 88.9 FM (Chicago)
Broadband Connection: http://www.radio.iit.edu/high.m3u
Dial Up Connection: http://www.radio.iit.edu/low.m3u
Studio Phone: (312) 567-3088

During this Monday's show, at approximately 7:00pm (central time), we will be interviewing Kimberly Rivera: Head Instructor, Dancer & Performer!


See video clips of Kimberly:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCjpE7gTqIY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSCrtyVh8kE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiSzBALs-rE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoH8OGnparo

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During this Monday's show, at approximately 8:00pm (central time), we will be interviewing DJ Bibi: One of Kansas City's new and upcoming Latin music DJs; bringing a fresh new look as one of very few females in a primarily male dominated industry.


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Also, be sure to catch the new host, La Sunyata, from 8:00pm - 10:00pm (central time)!