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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

August 11 - Show #20


Song-Artist-Album-Label

Theme song:
Chin chon chow - Louie Ramírez - Louie's Grooves - Vampisoul


La playa (Aruba) - Xavier Cugat and his orchestra - Music To Watch Girls By - Vintage Classic Series/Hitland

Latin Soul Square Dance - Joe Bataan with Los Fulanos - King of Latin Soul - Vampisoul

Maw Latin Blues - Nuyorican Soul - Nuyorican Soul - Mercury Records

Cantaloupe Island - Pucho and The Latin Soul Brothers - Tough! - Prestige

Oye como va - Tito Puente - El Rey: Tito Puente and his Latin Ensemble - Concord Picante

Jive Samba - Cannonball Aderley - Dizzy's Business - Ace Records

Mas que nada - Ella Fitzgerald - Things Ain't What They Used To Be (And You Better Believe It) - Warner

Conaque de Mel - Celia Vaz - Cafe do Brasil - Metro/Union Square Music

Felicidade - Suba - Compilation Latin Jazz The Essential Album - Manteca/Union Square Music

Con palo no - Novalima/Alejandra Perez Prieto - Novalima - Hip-O Music

Voy a apagar la luz - Eva Ayllon, Jean Pierre Magnet & La Gran Banda - Del Perú Para El Mundo - Jaguar Music Records

Campesina - Pilar de la Hoz - Jazz Con Sabor Peruano - Jaguar Music Records

Te quiero - Susana Baca - Lamento Negro - Hip-O Records

Todo el mundo me persigue - Jaime Delgado Aparicio - El Embajador y Yo (original motion picture soundtrack) - Vampisoul

Sayonara blues - JDA Jazz Trio - El Embajador y Yo (original motion picture soundtrack) - Vampisoul

El tren - Perujazz - En vivo! - EMI

Tangos del fuego - Chano Domínguez - NFS New Flamenco Sound - Verve/Universal Spain

Indiopole - Veneno - Veneno - CBS/Sony


Highlights of the show:
Here you may find commented two samples of great music among the other great songs of Latin Soul tonight.

Tito Puentes´ tune “Oye como va” is maybe one of the most well known Latin songs. Originally composed in 1963, it became a real hit with the later 1970 rock version by Carlos Santana. The live version presented tonight in Latin Soul filled the airwaves with the vivid, steady rhythm of this classic that at the very least will make your foot beat here and there. Tito Puente, one of the greatest of the Latin scene, once again heating up the North East Texas region from 88.9 KETR or in the web at ketr.org.

Pilar de la Hoz is a contemporary vocalist from Perú. Released in 2006, her second album 'Jazz con Sabor Peruano' is a perfect mixture of the Peruvian original musical style of “Peruvian vals” or “música criolla” with jazzy tunes and an overall powerful crystalline voice. 'My romance' is the most clear example as Ms. De la Hoz sings a classic Peruvian vals in English, adding to it the smooth touch of the best jazz female jazz singers. The song tonight presented, 'Campesina', is another sample of this jazz and Peruvian crossover with a leading guitar reminiscent of the best Grant Green. Along the album it is remarkable the exquisite use of the “cajón”, the traditional percussion instrument consisting of a simple wooden box. Stay tuned to Latin Soul, for more Pilar de la Hoz and other great artists to come soon to your airwaves or online at ketr.org.

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

July 7 - Show #19


Song-Artist-Album-Label

Theme song: Chin chon chow - Louie Ramírez - Louie's Grooves - Vampisoul


Subway Joe - Joe Bataan with Los Fulanos - King of Latin Soul - Vampisoul

McCanna - Les McCann Ltd. - Compilation A Gozar - Blue Note

Crazy Lady - Mongo Santamaría - Fuego - Vaya-Fania

I'm on my way - Cándido - Compilation A Gozar - Blue Note

Tom Jazz - Conjunto Estif - Ibérico Jazz - Vampisoul

Trompeta Loca - Conjunto Estif - Ibérico Jazz - Vampisoul

Manteca - Cal Tjader - Soul Burst - Verve

Mambo Inn - Grant Green - The Latin Bit - Blue Note

Okiedoke - Charlie Parker with Machito and His Afro-Band - South of the Border - Verve

Caprichosos de La Habana - Arturo Sandoval - Flight to Freedom - GRP Records

Una más - Roy Hargrove's Crisol - Habana - Verve

Un poco más - Charlie Sepúlveda - The New Arrival - Antilles

B.B.Q. Blues - Robert Incelli and His Latin Jazz Band - From Bolívar to L.A. - Tonga Records

Bonitinha - Paquito D'Rivera & The United Nation Orchestra - A Night in Englewood - Messidor

Call me - Oscar Peterson - Soul Español - Limelight

Jogo da Vida - Tamba Trio - Compilation Can You Dig It? - Brown Sugar Records

Bossa per due - Nicola Conte - Sinners Lounge: The Latin Sessions - Comfort Sounds

Sol tapado - Thievery Corporation - Sinners Lounge: The Latin Sessions - Comfort Sounds

Panis et circenses - Os Mutantes - Os Mutantes - Polydor-Universal



Highlights of the show tonight:

'Ibérico Jazz - Las producciones de Antoliano Toldos 1967/1972' is another of the samples of good music that were played in the show tonight. The Spanish label Vampisoul keeps the good work up with another great job on musical archeology digging deep to bring to surface awesome Latin, soul, jazz, Brazilian, Peruvian...-you name it-. Latin Soul offered two tracks from this great album tonight. The story of this album is that between the years above mentioned, Antoliano Toldos, a member of the music band of the Guardia Civil (security corps like the police), used to gather different musicians and himself (his instrument is the trumpet) in his free time to produce jazz recordings which his independent label Discos Calandria would release to the local Spanish music market. For what it is said, the presence of these maxisingles (not even LP) is just testimonial. The recordins sum up to a few different releases under different band names. The present album is a compilation of all those recordings. The result, in my hands now, is a beautifully careful and meticulous produced piece of awesome funky and cool jazz tunes, truly avant-garde for the time of its original recording in Spain. Nowdays, this album is not outdated at all and it really has a modern sound of tremendous quality. The two tunes played in the show tonight, 'Tom jazz' and 'Trompeta loca', added more rhythm and kept the standards up to enjoy all night long. Tune in Latin Soul every Tuesday at nine pm central on ketr.org or the airwaves on 88.9 KETR in the North East Texas region to keep listening to more themes from this album that is truly worth to explore and it will sure be in shows to come.



Joe Bataan´s 'King of Soul' 2008 album is one more from the Spanish label Vampisoul on the series of releases bringing back to life the excelence of this native of the NYC Spanish Harlem. This album is not a reedition, though the songs are not new either. It is the second production of Vampisoul for Mr. Battan. He traveled to Barcelona, Spain, where he recorded this collection of classic songs of his with the group Los Fulanos. The result is an awesome sample of what Mr. Bataan knows to do best: Latin Soul and R&B! The opening track, 'Subway Joe', is another great Joe Bataan trademark fast paced crossover song between classic soul and Latin percussion rhythmical base that may make everybody jump onto the dancefloor to let the tune move you up and down! 'Latin Soul', on your station 88.9 KETR every Tuesday at nine pm central opened today with this great theme, and the rest of the show kept up the beat! The opening 'Subway Joe' sets the tone for the coming songs in this album: 'Mestizo', 'The bottle', 'Johnny's no good', 'Special girl', 'Latin Soul Square dance', 'Gipsy woman' are a package of pure Latin R&B making the album a continuum of rhythm and power. The songs 'I wish you love' and 'The prayer' are two ballads that cool down among so much heat. 'It's a good feeling (riot)', Bataan's 1968 revisited catchy classic ends the album, and the listener remains happy as one has listened to a great display of talent.


Tuesday, June 30, 2009

June 30 - Show #18


Song-Artist-Album

Theme song: Chin chon chow – Louie Ramírez – Louie's Grooves

I dig rhythm – Louie Ramírez – Louie’s grooves

Get out of my way – Joe Torres – Latino con Soul

Don’t squeeze the peaches – Jack Costanzo & Gerry Woo – Latin Percussion with Soul

Latin Soul – Ralfi Pagan – Compilation Latin Soul, Descarga & Boogaloo

Batman’s boogaloo – Bobby Valentín – Compilation The Rough Guide to Boogaloo

Hey sister – Monguito Santamaría – Hey Sister

Hay que estar en algo/Either you have it or you don’t – Charlie Palmieri
– Compilation Latin Soul, Descarga & Boogaloo

Mira Flores – Eddie Palmieri – Listen Here!

Carnavalito – Gato Barbieri – Fénix

Summertime – Ray Barretto – My Summertime

Pa los Morrillo – Marlon Simon and The Nagual Spirits – In case you missed it

El negro I & II – Los Hombres Calientes – Vol. 3 New Congo Square

Something grand – Hilton Ruiz – Live at Birdland

Driving 2 Madrid (B4 the Storm) – Ottmar Liebert + Luna Negra – Borrasca

Debajo de la lluvia – Mariah Parker – Sangría

La cigarra – Jorge Pardo – Las cigarras son quizá sordas

Helena x Aldine – Che – Sexy 70

Refazenda – Gilberto Gil – Compilation Red Hot + Rio

Cazuza + Bebel Gilberto – Preciso decir que te amo – Compilation Red Hot + Rio



Tuesday, June 23, 2009

June 23 - Show # 17


Song-Artist-Album

Theme song: Chin chon chow - Louie Ramírez

Mas que nada - Oscar Peterson - Soul Español

Deve ser amor - Herbie Mann - Do the Bossa Nova

Samba Toff - Sexteto de Jazz Moderno - Compilation The Bossa Nova Exciting Jazz Samba Rhythms Vol. 5

O jornaleiro - Toni Tornado - Compilation Can You Dig It?

O eterno pecado - Che - Sexy 70

Sem essa - Wilson Simonal - Compilation Can You Dig It?

La brisa da vida - Favela 5 - Compilation Latin Vibes: Club Selection

I wish you love (part 2) - Joe Bataan - Saint Latin's Day Massacre

Day tripper - Domingo Quiñones - Tropical Tribute to the Beatles

With a little help from my friends (La ayuda de la amistad) - Jesús Enríquez & Luis Peña - Tropical Tribute to the Beatles

Inspiration, part II - Patato and His Latin Percussion Friends - Authority

Afro Blue - Mongo Santamaría - Afro Roots

Los teenagers bailan changui - Marc Ribot y Los Cubanos Postizos - The Prosthetic Cubans

Chan chan - Compay Segundo - Buena Vista Social Club

El son no ha muerto - Israel López "Cachao" - Master Sessions Volume I

Tumbao no. 5 - Orlando "Cachaíto" López - Cachaíto

Bulerías - Pedro Iturralde - Jazz Flamenco Vol. 2

The dolphin - Niño Josele - Paz-A tribute to Bill Evans

Mani mani kuru - Ketama & Toumani Diabate - Songhai


Tuesday, June 16, 2009

June 16 - Show # 16

Song-Artist-Album

Theme song: Chin chon chow – Louie Ramírez – Louie's Grooves

Titoro – Bobby Montez – Pachanga y Cha cha cha

Warm winds – Charles Kynard & Buddy Collete – Warm Winds

Gira gira – Irakere – The Best of Irakere

New York Soul – Ray Barretto – Hard hands

Hit de bongo – Tito Puente – Compilation Can You Dig It?

Hallelujah! I’m coming home – Cándido – Thousand Finger Man

Listen here/Cold duck – Poncho Sánchez – Latin Soul

El arriero – Gato Barbieri – Fénix

Afrodisia – Kenny Dorham – Afro-Cuban

Manteca – Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra – Afro

Up and at it – Cannonball Aderley – Compilation Can You Dig It?

Tokyo blues – Cal Tjader – Roots of Acid Jazz

Stepping stone – Ray Vega feat. Rubén Estrada – Compilation The Colors of Jazz: A Latin Vibe!

Antigua – Mambo Zombies – Mambo Zombies

Jungle Drums – Esquivel and His Orchestra – Latin-Esque

Trapucada – Snowboy – The Best of Snowboy’s Acid Jazz Years

Bosco – The Ipanemas – Afro Bossa

Cada beijo – Bebel Gilberto + Thievery Corporation – Bebel Gilberto Remixed

Forever song – Mosquitos – Mosquitos

Contigo en la distancia – Caetano Veloso – Fina Estampa, Ao Vivo



Wednesday, June 10, 2009

June 9 - Show # 15

Song-Artist-Album

Theme song: Chin chon chow – Louie Ramírez – Louie's Grooves

Falsa bahiana – Gato Barbieri – Fénix

Alma llanera – Paquito D’Rivera & The United Nations Orchestra – A night in Englewood

Samba triste – Eliane Elías – Calle 54

Caridad Amaro – Chucho Valdés – Calle 54

Barcelona – Bill O’Connell – Latin Jazz Fantasy

Just kidding – Michel Camilo – Once more once

Sandunga – Dave Pike – Compilation Masters at Work: Latin Sounds

Boss trés bien – Quartet Trés Bien – Compilation Masters at Work: Latin Sounds

Do you really want to fly? – Johnny Zamot – Boogaloo Frog

El negro y Ray – Ray Barretto – Compilation ¡Más Mambo Manía!

So cool – New Cool Collective – Soul Jazz Funk Latin Flavours Nineties Vibes

Comparito – Diego Amador – Piano Jondo

Blues de la frontera – Pata Negra – Blues de la Frontera

Waltz for Debby – Niño Josele – Paz: A Tribute to Bill Evans

Triste – Manfredo Fest – Compilation The Bossa Nova Exciting Jazz Samba Rhythms Vol. 5

Náo é céu – Victor Ramil – Compilation Música de Brasil FNAC Madrid 2002/3

Samba para dos – Eddy Harris feat. Lalo Schifrin – Compilation The Bossa Nova Exciting Jazz Samba Rhythms Vol. 5

Puro teatro – La Lupe – Compilation The Songs of Almodóvar

Perfume de gardenias – Virginia López con la Orquesta de Chucho Zarzosa – Compilation El Canto de las Sirenas

Estaba escrito – Monna Bell – Compilation The Songs of Almodóvar



Wednesday, June 3, 2009

June 2 - Show # 14

Song-Artist-Album

Theme song: Chin chon chow – Louie Ramírez – Louie's Grooves

Cielito lindo – Dave Brubeck Quartet – Bravo! Brubeck!

Take five – Tito Puente – Party with Puente!

Spanish rice – Clark Terry & Chico O’Farrill – Spanish Rice

Rico vacilón – Quincy Jones and His Orchestra – Around the world

Tony’s theme (from the film Lady in Cement) – Cándido – Thousand finger man

McCanna – Les McCann LTD – McCanna

El gaucho – Conrad Herwig – The Latin Side of Wayne Shorter

Obsesión – Jerry González & The Fort Apache Band – Moliendo Café

Not good enough – Pete Rodríguez – El Alquimista

Fiesta – Gato Barbieri – Caliente

Agua de beber – Incognito with Omar + Anna Caram – Red Hot + Rio

Samba Toff – Sexteto de Jazz Moderno – The Bossa Nova Exciting Jazz Samba Rhythms Vol. 5

Menina feia – Herbie Mann – Do the Bossa Nova

Sambão – Ely Arcoverde com Conjunto – The Bossa Nova Exciting Jazz Samba Rhythms Vol. 5

Cada beijo – Bebel Gilberto + Thievery Corporation – Bebel Gilberto Remixed

Me caí – Pacifika – Asunción

Cardo o ceniza – Jaime Cuadra; voice Eva Ayllón – Cholo Soy 2

Balada para un loco – Astor Piazzolla; voice Amelita Baltar; lyrics by Horacio Ferrer – Itinerary of a genius



Wednesday, May 27, 2009

May 26 - Show # 13


Song-artist-album

Theme song: Chin chon chow – Louie Ramírez

El watusi – Ray Barretto – Compilation We got Latin Soul!

Boogaloo Mania – Charlie Palmieri – Compilation The Rough Guide to Boogaloo

Ooh! Ah – Joe Cuba Sextet – Bustin' Out

One, two, three – Ramsey Lewis – Goin' Latin

Bad breadth – Bobby Valentín – Compilation El Barrio: The Bad Boogaloo Nuyorican Sounds 1966-1970

Camel Walk – The Latinaires – Compilation El Barrio: The Bad Boogaloo Nuyorican Sounds 1966-1970

Latin Note – St. Germain – Tourist

Soul Limbo – Cándido – Thousand Finger Man

Crazy Lady – Mongo Santamaría – Fuego

Loverman (Oh, where can you be) – Mambo Zombies – Mambo Zombies

Juana – Agua Dulce – Searching for Juana

Debajo de la lluvia – Mariah Parker – Sangría

Pacifika – Sol – Asunción