Latin Discotheque

Latin Discotheque
Latin Discotheque
Album par Eddie Cano
Sortie 1959
Durée 29:11
Genre Latin Jazz
Label Sears Records
Critique Non Connu
Albums de Eddie Cano
Cha Cha Cha Con Cano
Eddie Cano at P.J.'s

Latin Discotheque est un album de latin Jazz et de cha-cha-cha d'Eddie Cano enregistré en 1959 et sorti chez Sears Records. Il a fait l'objet de rééditions sous différents titres.

Sommaire

Style de l'album

Cha-cha-cha, Latin Jazz, Merengue, Salsa.

Titres

Face A (14:53)

  1. Medley 1 [Canta Karabali Cha ChaLunita Nueva Cha ChaCandice Cha ChaOmbo Cha ChaSalud, Dinero y Aloy Cha ChaPiel Canala Cha Cha] (A1) - 8:10 de Edward B. Marks Music Company[1]
  2. Medley 2 [Mama Inez Cha ChaNegra Consentida Cha ChaEn Vano te Espero Cha chaCuando Yo Bailo Asi Cha ChaTru-cu-tu Cha ChaAmor y Mas amor Cha ChaEl Suenito Cha ChaBatiri Cha Cha ] (A2) - 6:43 de Edward B. Marks Music Company

Face B (14:18)

  1. Medley 3 [Manhattan Cha ChaYo Te Lo Dije Cha ChaRico Rica Cha ChaAmapola Cha ChaSenior Juan Cha ChaCha Cha N°5Pan Con Queso Cha chaTeresa Cha Cha] (B1) - 7:56 de Edward B. Marks Music Company
  2. Medley 4 [Take Your Time Cha ChaCha Cha ChandoEl Limpiabotas Cha ChaTV Cha ChaElla, Ella Cha ChaCuba Cha ChaLa Santiaguera Cha ChaAcere Cha Cha] (B2) - 6:22 de Edward B. Marks Music Company

NB : Edward B. Marks Music Company est le détenteur gestionnaire des droits de chaque chanson enregistrée. Pour trouver l'auteur, faire une recherche avec le titre souhaité.

Notes et références

  1. Cf. Edward B. Marks Music Company : Music for Voice consultation du 16 septembre 2010.

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