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Ray Barretto The Message mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Latin / Funk / Soul Album: The Message Country: US Released: 1972 Style: Son Montuno, Cha-Cha, Bolero, Salsa, Descarga, Funk MP3 version RAR size: 1681 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1608 mb WMA version RAR size: 1280 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 197 Other Formats: AIFF DMF MIDI VQF MP2 APE MP4 Tracklist A1 Se Traba 3:56 A2 Con El Cimarron 6:08 A3 Alma Con Alma 4:10 A4 Flor De Los Lindos Campos 3:46 B1 Arrepientete 5:12 B2 Te Traigo Mi Son 4:47 B3 O Elefante 3:00 B4 Seguire Sin Soñar 4:29 Credits Bass – Andy Gonzalez Bongos – Johnny Rodríguez* Congas – Ray Barretto Design – Izzy Sanabria Photography [Cover] – Jose Florez Piano, Arranged By – Louis Cruz Producer – Jerry Masucci, Ray Barretto Timbales – Orestes Vilato Trumpet – "Papy" Roman*, Roberto Rodriguez Vocals – Adalberto Santiago Notes Track B3/ O Elefante is a Funk track: https://youtu.be/U6w-sqZSS1Q Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Hand Etched - Side A): F 00403 .A SON K-4756 Matrix / Runout (Hand Etched - Side B): F 00403 B SON K-4730 Matrix / Runout (Machine Stamped, both sides.): STERLING Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Fania LP00403, LP Ray The Message Records, LP00403, LP US 1971 00403 Barretto (LP, Mono) Fania 00403 Records The Message Ray Fania 773 130 267-2 (CD, Album, 773 130 267-2 US 2007 Barretto Records RE) Fania SLP00403, SLP Ray The Message Records, SLP00403, SLP US 1971 00403 Barretto (LP) Fania 00403 Records Ray The Message Fania SLP 00403 SLP 00403 US Unknown Barretto (LP, RE, Pla) Records The Message Ray Fania SMM5031162 (CD, Album, SMM5031162 France 2001 Barretto Records RE, RM) Related Music albums to The Message by Ray Barretto Fania All Stars - Live At The Cheetah, Volume 1 Impacto Crea - Impacto Crea Ray Barretto - Guajira Y Guaguanco Ray Barretto - Soy Dichoso Celia Cruz Y Ray Barretto - Ritmo En El Corazon Ray Barretto - Que Viva La Musica Fania All Stars - Live At Cheetah Volume 2 Ray Barretto Y Su Charanga Moderna - El Watusi / Ritmo Sabroso Ray Barretto - Gracias Fania All-Stars - "Live" At The Cheetah (Vol. 1).

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