Salsa de la bahía, vol. 1

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1El espíritu del mambo
engineer:
Gary Mankin
maracas and solo güiro:
Karl Perazzo
solo baritone saxophone:
Melecio Magdaluyo
solo bass:
David Belove
solo bongos:
John Santos (afro latin jazz)
solo congas:
Jesús Díaz
solo piano:
Murray Low
solo timbales:
Louie Romero (San Francisco (formerly New York) salsa percussionist)
solo trombone:
Wayne Wallace (US jazz trombonist)
solo trumpet:
Mike Olmos
trombone:
Al Bent, Jeff Cressman and Ross Wilson (trombone)
trumpet:
Louis Fasman, Mike Galisatus and Steffen Kuehn
vibraphone:
Roger Glenn
recorded at:
Knob & Tube in San Francisco, California, United States and Studio Trilogy in San Francisco, California, United States
recording of:
El Espiritu del Mambo
composer:
Wayne Wallace (US jazz trombonist)
Estrellas de la Bahia6:07
2Toca Vilató
engineer:
Jimmy Branly
acoustic bass guitar:
Carlitos Puerto Jr.
acoustic guitar and tres:
Ramón Stagnaro
bass [baby bass]:
Rene Camacho
bongos and cowbell:
Johnny "Dandy" Rodriguez (US bongo player) and Orestes Vilató (percussionist playing bongos and timbales)
congas:
Jose Mari de Leon (Filipino Artist)
handclaps and choir vocals:
Rebeca Mauleón, Adonis Puentes, Alberto Salas and James Zavaleta
piano:
Rebeca Mauleón and Alberto Salas
reeds:
Justo Almario
shekere:
Rebeca Mauleón
timbales:
Orestes Vilató (percussionist playing bongos and timbales)
trumpet:
Sean Billings (trumpetist) and Luis Gonzalez (Bongos player from Ray Barretto Band)
lead vocals:
Adonis Puentes and Orestes Vilató (percussionist playing bongos and timbales)
arranger:
Rebeca Mauleón
recorded at:
Castle Oaks Studio in Calabasas, California, United States and Shack-in-the-Back Studios in Los Angeles, California, United States
recording of:
Toca Vilató
composer:
Rebeca Mauleón and Orestes Vilató (percussionist playing bongos and timbales)
Orestes Vilató5:07
3Jardinero
engineer:
Oscar Autie
bass:
Saul Sierra
bongos, congas, handbell and lead vocals:
Jesús Díaz
güiro:
Lichi Fuentes
instruments:
Jesús Díaz
piano:
Marco Diaz
tenor saxophone:
Alex Budman
timbales:
Carlos Caro
trombone:
Derek James (trombonist)
trumpet:
Bill Theurer
choir vocals:
Jesús Díaz, Lichi Fuentes and Saul Sierra
arranger:
Jesús Díaz and Wayne Wallace (US jazz trombonist)
recorded at:
O' Studio in El Cerrito, California, United States
recording of:
Jardinero
composer:
Jesús Díaz
Jesús Díaz y su QBA5:28
4Madre rumba, padre son
engineer:
Mike Cogan and Jeff Cressman
bass:
David Belove
bongos:
Eric Rangel
congas, percussion and lead vocals:
Edgardo Cambón
piano:
Ben Heveroh
timbales:
Julio Areas
trombone:
Jeff Cressman, John Gove and Marty Werner
vocals:
Julio Areas, Sandy Cressman and Eric Rangel
arranger:
John Calloway
recorded at:
Bay Records (Berkeley) in Berkeley, California, United States
recording of:
Madre Rumba, Padre Son
composer:
Edgardo Cambón and David Schechter
Edgardo Cambón y Candela6:51
5Café con leche
engineer:
Mike Cogan and Jeff Cressman
alto saxophone:
Melecio Magdaluyo
bass:
David Belove
bell and bongos:
Javier Navarrete
congas [tumbadoras]:
John Santos (afro latin jazz)
güiro:
Felix Barrio
piano:
John Calloway
tenor saxophone:
Alex Murzyn
timbales:
Orestes Vilató (percussionist playing bongos and timbales)
trombone:
Raul Navarrette and Wayne Wallace (US jazz trombonist)
violin:
Anthony Blea
choir vocals:
Felix Barrio, Jose Luis Gomez (jazz musician), Ismael Rodríguez, John Santos (afro latin jazz), Orlando Torriente and Barbara Valladares
lead vocals:
Orlando Torriente
arranger:
John Calloway
recorded at:
Bay Records (Berkeley) in Berkeley, California, United States
recording of:
Cafe con Leche
composer:
John Santos (afro latin jazz) and Orlando Torriente
John Santos and The Machete Ensemble5:51
6Montuno pa' la flauta
engineer:
Jeremy Goody
bass:
David Belove
congas, percussion and shekere:
Jesús Díaz
drums (drum set) [trap drums]:
David Flores (jazz musician)
flute and timbales:
John Calloway
piano:
Murray Low
arranger:
John Calloway
recorded at:
Bay Records in Oakland, California, United States and Megasonic Sound in Oakland, California, United States
recording of:
Montuno Pa' la Flauta
composer:
John Calloway
John Calloway6:48
7Yolanda Pachanga
engineer:
Ross C. Wilson (trombone) and Paul Zahnley
bass:
Jorge Pomar
bongos:
Ray Martinez
congas:
Carlos Araiza
flute and keyboard:
John Calloway
percussion and lead vocals:
Sal Nunez
saxophone:
Tim Devine (saxophonist)
timbales:
Benny Velarde
trombone:
Ross C. Wilson (trombone)
trumpet:
Ross C. Wilson (trombone) and Terry Russell
choir vocals:
Carlos Araiza, John Calloway, Ray Martinez, Sal Nunez and Ross C. Wilson (trombone)
arranger:
John Calloway
recorded at:
Disher Music & Sound in San Francisco, California, United States
recording of:
Yolanda Pachanga
composer:
Benny Velarde
Benny Velarde y Su Super Combo6:25
8En el tiempo de la colonia
engineer:
Bob Karty
creative direction:
Tregar Otton
bass:
Steve Senft-Herrera
clarinet:
Don Gardner (R&B artist)
congas:
Michael Spiro (percussion)
flute:
Alonso Chus
güiro:
Sage Baggott
piano:
Bob Karty
timbales:
Carlos Caro
violin:
Rachel Durling, Tregar Otton and Sandy Poindexter
choir vocals:
Sage Baggott, Ramóm "Monchy" Estevez, Eduardo Herrera and Bob Karty
lead vocals:
Eduardo Herrera
arranger:
Tregar Otton
recorded at:
The Living Room in Oakland, California, United States
recording of:
En el tiempo de la colonia
lyricist:
Carlos Caro
composer:
Tregar Otton
Orquesta la Moderna Tradición7:01
9La loca
engineer:
Armando Cordoba
bass:
Jorge Pomar
bongos:
Oscar Soltero (bongos)
congas:
Carlos Caro
maracas:
Armando Cordoba
piano:
Patrick Morehead
timbales:
Karl Perazzo
trombone:
Derek James (trombonist), Jamie Dubberly (composer, trombonist), Chris Lege and Mike Rinto
vocals:
Armando Cordoba, Jeff Cordoba, Jimmy Florez and Luis Guidos
arranger:
Armando Cordoba, Karl Perazzo and Mike Rinto
recorded at:
DobaSound in Castro Valley, California, United States
recording of:
La Loca
composer:
Karl Perazzo
Avance4:57
10Tumba Randy
engineer:
Ross Wilson (trombone)
bell [campana] and vibraslap:
Carlos Caro
congas:
Javier Navarrete
flute:
John Calloway
güiro:
Carlos Caro and John Santos (afro latin jazz)
instruments:
Steve Senft Herrera
piano:
Bob Karty
solo bell [campana] and solo violin:
Anthony Blea
solo trombone:
Abel Figueroa
solo trumpet:
Bill Ortiz
timbales:
Julio Areas and Carlos Caro
trombone:
Jimmy Bosch (Salsa trombonist), Raul Navarrette and Ross C. Wilson (trombone)
violin:
Alfredo de la Fé (Cuban violinist)
lead vocals:
Orlando Torriente
vocals:
Eduardo Herrera
arranger:
Yunior Terry
recorded at:
Disher Music & Sound in San Francisco, California, United States
recording of:
Tumba Randy
composer:
Yunior Terry
Anthony Blea y su Charanga7:39
11Rumba para Paul
engineer:
Gary Mankin
cajón and quinto:
Orestes Vilató (percussionist playing bongos and timbales)
congas:
Carlos Caro and Michael Spiro (percussion)
background vocals:
Julio Areas and Sandy Cressman
lead vocals:
Edgardo Cambón
arranger:
Edgardo Cambón
recorded at:
Knob & Tube in San Francisco, California, United States and Studio Trilogy in San Francisco, California, United States
recording of:
Rumba Para Paul
composer:
Edgardo Cambón
Estrellas de la Bahia4:08

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