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Eddie Palmieri The Sun Of Latin Music mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Latin Album: The Sun Of Latin Music Country: US Released: 1990 Style: Salsa, Latin Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1807 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1212 mb WMA version RAR size: 1647 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 509 Other Formats: AAC MPC VOC RA DTS AUD FLAC Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Nada De Ti 6:28 2 Deseo Salvaje 3:34 3 Una Rosa Espanola (Medley) 5:18 4 Nunca Contigo 3:40 Un Dia Bonito 5 14:20 Arranged By – Barry RogersCongas, Percussion – Tommy Lopez, Sr. 6 Mi Cumbia 3:17 Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Musical Productions Inc. Distributed By – Musical Productions Inc. Licensed From – The Note Records & Tapes Inc. Credits Arranged By – Rene Hernandez Bass – Eddie "Gua-Gua" Rivera* Bongos – Tommy Lopez Congas – Eladio Perez Coro – Jimmy Sabater, Willie Torres Engineer – Dave Palmer , Dave Wittman, Ralph Moss French Horn – Peter Gordon Lead Vocals – Lalo Rodriguez Mastered By – Al Brown Piano – Eddie Palmieri Producer – Harvey Averne Saxophone [Baritone], Flute – Mario Rivera , Ronnie Cuber Timbales, Percussion – Nicky Marrero Trombone – Jose Rodriguez* Trombone, Tuba [Tenor] – Barry Rogers Trumpet – Virgil Jones Trumpet [Lead] – Vitin Paz Tuba – Tony Price Violin – Alfredo De La Fe* Notes Ⓒ ⓟ 1990 Musical Productions Inc. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 20831-2319-2 3 4 4 Other: CRC Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Eddie The Sun Of Latin CLP 109XX Coco Records CLP 109XX US 1974 Palmieri Music (LP, Album) RLC-ST Eddie The Sun Of Latin RLC-ST Rifi Italy 1975 05025 Palmieri Music (LP) 05025 The Sun Of Latin Eddie CLP-109XX Music (LP, Album, Coco Records CLP-109XX US Unknown Palmieri RE) Eddie Eddie Palmieri & Palmieri & Friends* Con Lalo Musical MP-3109 CD Friends* Con Rodriguez - The MP-3109 CD Canada 1992 Productions Lalo Sun Of Latin Music Rodriguez (CD, Album, RM) The Sun Of Latin Eddie CLP 109XX Music (LP, Album, Coco Records CLP 109XX US Unknown Palmieri RE) Related Music albums to The Sun Of Latin Music by Eddie Palmieri Eddie Palmieri - Sueño Eddie Palmieri - Vamonos Pa'l Monte Cal Tjader & Eddie Palmieri - El Sonido Nuevo Various - Y Ese Phidias Que Eddie Palmieri - Palo Pá Rumba Eddie Palmieri - The Best Of (Lo Mejor De) Eddie Palmieri Eddie Palmieri - Lucumi, Macumba, Voodoo Eddie Palmieri - Unfinished Masterpiece Eddie Palmieri - Eddie Palmieri Chaparro Y Su Orquesta / Vocaliza Victor Rodriguez - Gozando.

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