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The Greatest Salsa Ever, Vol. 1
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Track Listing
- Pedro Navaja - Rub�n Blades
- Anacaona - Cheo Feliciano
- Calle Luna, Calle Sol - Willie Col�n
- Mi Gente - H�ctor Lavoe
- Sonido Bestial [Live] - Bobby Cruz, Ricardo Ray
- Asi Se Compone un Son [Live] - Ismael Miranda
- Vasos en Colores - Marvin Santiago
- Mitad - Willie Rosario
- Cura - Frankie Ruiz
- Payaso - Andy Monta�ez,
- Rueda - Orquesta La Solucion
- Lobo Domesticado - Tommy Olivencia
- Critica - Jos� "El Canario" Alberto
- Dejame Sonar - Tito Puente, Tony Vega
- Llorar�s [Live] - Oscar D'Le�n
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #88872 in Music
- Released on: 2006-06-06
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
Outstanding!!!
This is a release that has got to be heard...a smoker front to back. Every single track included is among the best salsa ever, every single track is on the mark. All of the songs were top hits on their own and are now included here in one cd. The line-up alone is testament to it's dancing power. The songs in this cd have both Puerto Rico's grooving criollo style of salsa and New York's funkier, jazzy style. From New York City: Ruben Blades, Cheo Feliciano, Hector Lavoe; Jose 'El Canario' Alberto; Tito Puente/Tony Vega; Richie Ray; Larry Harlow; Ismael Miranda. From Puerto Rico, Marvin Santiago; Willie Rosario; Frankie Ruiz; Andy Montanez; Orquesta La Solucion; Tommy Olivencia. Lastly, from Venezuela the great, Oscar D'Leon makes an appearance to round out the cast to get "your feet a poppin and da booty hoppin". You owe to yourself to check this one out. Highly recommended.
DEFINITELY A MUST-HAVE!
This is one of the best salsa cd's. It has the best artists and the best songs all in one album, which is hard to find now days. Compared to other salsa cd's I have bought this is the most complete by far.....
Great Music, Bad Endings
This is a great sampler along with VOL.2,
but what happens is that so many of these
songs flow into the next track (on the
artists album/CD) that they are cut off here and
end abruptly, kind of ruining the natural
groove and flow of the music.
