Vinyl audiophiles will also be impressed with the gram LP version of Quatro, finally bringing this music back to the turntables it was originally intended for. “The reason behind the vinyl release was to offer old and new vinyl fans the full Tito Puente LP experience,” says Gonzalez.

Jun 17,  · Provided to YouTube by Believe SAS Tito Puente In Percussion Medley: Four Beat Mambo / Stick On Bongo / Congo Beat / Timbales Solo / Tito On Timbales / The Big Four / Swinging Mambo / Tito And.

Puente also recorded a string of successful albums with La Lupe between and , and made a couple of albums with Beny Moré’s widow, Noraida, at the beginning of the 70s. On his late 60s releases, 20th Anniversary and El Rey Tito Puente, he was obliged to bow to the overwhelming popularity of the R&B/Latin fusion form called boogaloo.

Tito Puente Tico Tico (label) Latin (CD, LP) Essential grooves from Tito Puente – a really unique record for the time, and a set that's only grown in power over the years! The album's an all-percussion jam from Puente – one that strips away most other instrumentation, to focus just on heavy drum work from Puente and a core group of players.

TITO PUENTE Vinyl Records and CDs Most of the rock generation is familiar with Tito Puente through Santana's cover of "Oye Como Va" and his appearance in The Mambo Kings. By venturing closer to the source, they will discover what Latin jazz fans have known for years: Puente's intoxicating mix of Big Band jazz and Latin music creates Mambo.

Tito Puente assembled an all-star cast of latin percussion virtuosos and afro-cuban musicians for this album, and they strut their stuff with great gusto. This album /5(30).

Top Percussion, an Album by Tito Puente. Released in on RCA Victor (catalog no. LSP; Vinyl LP). Genres: Santería Music, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Exotica.

Mar 22,  · Artist Tito Puente,Mongo,Patato y Willie Bobo Álbum Puente In Percussion Tema The Big Four Autor Tito Puente Músicos Bongos, Timbales -- William Bobo Correa* Congas -- Carlos "Patato" Valdes.

Two tracks from the Puente In Percussion date, "The Big Four" and "Timbales Solo," will send drum aficionados running for that album. Released for the first time, Live At The Monterey Jazz Festival is a sensational discovery. Here Puente fronts a big band with a jazzier sound than his earlier units due to the addition of Mike Collazo's.