| | Salsa CD Salsa Discography of CDs
The hottest Latin rhythms from the dance class to the dance floor.
Personnel: Lazaro Lopes, Yanet Fuentes Torres (dancer).
Salsa Songs | 1. | Pancho Fantastia - Ritmo Alegria |
| 2. | Carretero |
| 3. | Muneco, El - Ritmo Alegria |
| 4. | Puerto Bello - Son Caribe |
| 5. | Guayo de Catalina, El |
| 6. | Negrita - Son Caribe |
| 7. | Bogando - Son Caribe |
| 8. | Fuego Caribe - Ritmo Alegria |
| 9. | Son de La Loma |
| 10. | Machaca, La - Son Caribe |
| 11. | Desengados de La Vida - Ritmo Alegria |
| 12. | Negra el Son - Son Caribe |
| 13. | Mueve La Cintura - Ritmo Alegria |
| 14. | Marchando Bien - Ritmo Alegria |
| 15. | Chan Chan |
| | Salsa Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Bamba en Salsa - Son Caribe |
| 2. | Hospital del Amor, El - Ritmo Alegria |
| 3. | Toda Cuba le Gusta, A |
| 4. | Asi Se Compone un Son - Ritmo Alegria |
| 5. | Zum zum Ba Ba E - Son Caribe |
| 6. | De Verdad - Ritmo Alegria |
| 7. | Amor Veradadero |
| 8. | Colegiala, La - Son Caribe |
| 9. | Bolivana - Ritmo Alegria |
| 10. | Mundo, El - Siembra |
| 11. | Camaron, El - Son Caribe |
| 12. | Caribe el Son - Son Caribe |
| 13. | Temperatura, La - Ritmo Alegria |
| 14. | Ritmo y Sabor - Son Caribe |
| 15. | Caravan - Son Caribe |
| | Salsa Album DISC 3: |
| 1. | Carretero, El |
| 2. | Vino Anejo - Ritmo Alegria |
| 3. | Charanga, La |
| 4. | Cuchipe, El - Son Caribe |
| 5. | Calenas, Las - Son Caribe |
| 6. | Caballo Viejo - Son Caribe |
| 7. | Bongo - Ritmo Alegria |
| 8. | Caramba - Son Caribe |
| 9. | Biarritz - Son Caribe |
| 10. | Merecafe - Son Caribe |
| 11. | Flautero y Yo - Ritmo Alegria |
| 12. | Alto Songo |
| 13. | Soledad - Son Caribe |
| 14. | Mentirosa - Son Caribe |
| 15. | 537 C.U.B.A. - Ritmo Alegria |
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Purchase Salsa CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Bachata Heightz First CD (2009)
 $11.18   | | Oscar D'Leon Tranquilamente...Tranquilo CD (2008)
Salsa album
$10.09 
Track Listing of songs: In Frio Ni Calor; Hasta Que Vuelvas; Tienes Uno, Tengo Otra; El Papelito; Tranquilamente Tranquilo; Esta Ausencia; Quiereme; To Me Siento Como En Casa; La Cocaleca;
| | Issac Delgado En Primera Plana CD (2007)
Salsa CD music
$10.35  
Cuban salsa star Isaac Delgado offers up a typically festive album with EN PRIMER PLANA, which garnered a Grammy nod in 2007. While Delgado's resonant vocals are clearly the main draw, PRIMER PLANA also boasts a guest appearance by singer Victor Manuelle (on the bright opening track, "La Mujer Que Mas Te Duele") and some nice licks from revered piano player Gonzalo Rubalcaba (see the highly percussive title track), making for a top-notch salsa outing.
Personnel: Ahmed Barroso, Jr. (tres); Felipe Lamoglia (tenor saxophone); Javier Olivencia (baritone saxophone); Dante Vargas (trumpet); Alberto Barros (trombone); Sergio George (keyboards); Alain Pérez (bass guitar); Dennys Savon, Luis Quintero (bongos); Issac Delgado Jr., Kevin Ceballo (background vocals).
Additional personnel: Guianko Gómez (vocals); Fragancia (rap vocals); Michaeli Mossman (trumpet); Osmani Paredes, Gonzalo Rubalcaba (piano); Israel "Cachao" Lopez (bass guitar); Giovanni Hidalgo (congas); Victor Manuelle.
| | Gilberto Santa Rosa Una Navidad Con Gilberto CD (2008)
Salsa music CDs
$9.49
Recording information: Rolo Studios, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico.
Arrangers: Ramon B. Sanchez; Louis "King" Garcia; Freddy Méndez.
Personnel: Michelle Sotomayor, Victor Manuelle, Jerry Rivas, Henry Santiago, Charlie Donato (vocals); Edwin Colon Zayas (cuatro); Johnny Torres (bajo sexto, bass instrument); Pin Jiménez (bajo sexto); Felix "El Poeta" Rivera (tamboura, tambora); José Diaz (saxophone); Angel Torres (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Rolando Alejandro, Luis Aquino, Jesús Alonso (trumpet); Jose A. "Lenny" Prieto, Freddy Méndez (piano); Ramon B. Sanchez (keyboards); Pin Jimenez (bass instrument); Jimmy Morales (congas, conga drum, percussion); Angel Rodríguez (congas, conga drum); Rafael Echevarria, Rafael "Tito" Echevarria (bongos); Robertito "La Guira" Santos (guiro); Pablo Padin (timbales, percussion); Sammy Garcia (percussion); Ramón Sánchez.
Audio Mixers: Gilberto Santa Rosa; Rolando Alejandro; Charlie Donato.
| | Tito Rojas Sensual CD (1990)
Salsa songs
$10.39
This was the record that opened a new chapter in Tito Rojas' recording career, and rightly so; one of salsa's most remarkable comebacks in history, this was one of the few salsa recordings where virtually all the tunes became solid hits. "Doble," "Sensual," "Tormenta de Amor," "Si Me Voy o Me Quedo," "Siempre Seré," "Este Amor," and "Me Mata la Soledad" solidified Rojas' reputation as a sure-fire hitmaker. Although the recording seems to rely on the already insipid romantic salsa craze, this was just part of what would yield to bigger and better things. ~ José A. Estévez, Jr.
Tito Rojas Y Su Orquesta: Tito Rojas, Mario Davila, Jr. (vocals), Miguel Rodriguez, Raul Acevedo (trumpet), Sammy Rodriguez, Fanta (trombone), Micke Rivera (piano), Juan Andujal (bass), Hector R. Cardona (conga), Jose "Cheo" Santiago (bongo), Joel Diaz (timbal), Salvador Solis, Jaime Diaz, Hector Diaz, Willie Soler Ortiz (background vocals).
Personnel: Tito Rojas (vocals); Raul Acevedo, Miguel Rodriguez (trumpet); Sammy Rodriguez, Fanta (trombone); Micke Rivera (piano); Juan Andujal (bass guitar); Hector R. Cardona (congas); Jose 'Cheo' Santiago (bongos); Joel Diaz (timbales); Edwin el Silencioso (unknown instrument); Hector Diaz, Jaime Diaz, Mario Cavila Jr., Willie Soler Ortiz, Salvador Solis, Nino Segarra, Anthony Cruz (background vocals).
Additional personnel: Juan Torres, Eddie Feijo (trumpet), Raffy Torres, Antonio Vazquez, Lutty Maldonado, Moises Nogueras, Albel Figueroa (trombone), Luis Quevedo, Polito Huertas (piano), Papo Clemente (conga), Celso Clemente (bongo), Tito De Gracia (timbal).
Additional personnel: Eddie Feijo, Juan Torres (trumpet); Lutty Maldonado, Albel Figueroa, Moises Nogueras, Raffi Torres, Antonio Vazquez (trombone); Polito Huertas, Luis Quevedo (piano); Papo Clemente (congas); Celso Clemente (bongos); Tito De Gracias (timbales).
| | Monchy & Alexandra Hasta El Fin CD (2004)
Salsa album
$11.15
Monchy & Alexandra combine salsa & merengue music with American pop on HASTA EL FIN. Largely consisting of passionate love songs, this 2004 release features stunning vocal performances, tight musicianship, and resplendent production. As with many Latin albums, the percussion is the backbone of the ensemble and the driving force behind the music. For example, on "Esperando Estar Juntos" and "No Te Prometo Que Si (Tratare de Olvidar)," the congas, bongos, and guiro lay down a taut groove, while Monchy & Alexandra's legato voices soliloquize overtop. On HASTA EL FIN, Monchy & Alexandra do not offer up any of the wilder, more celebratory, forms of merengue and salsa (a la Tito Puente); instead, this is scaled-down romantic music in the bachata vein. Because the music is so intimate, HASTA EL FIN is better suited for a candle-lit dinner than a dance hall.
| | Kain Blue Guerilla CD (1971)
Salsa CD music
$9.85
This solo album by Gylan Kain, one of the original Last Poets -- before the group recorded for Douglas Records -- is a study in angry poetics, performance art, and killer presentation. Recorded and issued in the early '70s, The Blue Guerrilla is a freestyle set before such a thing was even a dream. Kain's one pissed-off cat, raging not only against the usual necessary concerns, but also against the stereotypes in his own community. Free jazz-funk grooves on guitars, electric violins, a slew of drums, and ghostly keyboards accompany his gorgeous and disturbing ranting that is far from pointless. From the opening ritual scarification of "I Ain't Black," with it's free jazz approach and over-the-top screaming, to the poignant indictment of "Harlem Preacher," to "Black Satin Amazon" and "Constipated Monkey," Kain is a hipster without a country, a street poet without an audience, an activist without sympathy. And rather than succumb and stylize his thang to get his message across, he becomes angrier, slyer, slicker, less forgiving, and more insightful. Music is placed here not as accompaniment, but as a framework for Kain to place his poetry in a context of the African-American oral tradition and the Living Theatre. And he gives no quarter. This man makes the Last Poets he left behind sound like schoolboys trying to sound pissed off. Kain would make Gil Scott-Heron run away for fear of being exposed as the effete he became before he turned into an out-and-out drug addict. There aren't any other records like this; this is the sound of the apocalypse, one that Amiri Baraka predicted and celebrated. Come to The System of Dante's Hell as narrated by Kain. Sit down, listen all the way though if you can; wake up. There's a riot goin' on. ~ Thom Jurek
Unknown Contributor Role: Kain.
| | Willy Chirino Oxigeno CD (1991)
Salsa music CDs
$5.69
Recording information: International Sound Studios, Miami, FL.
Editor: John Haag.
Photographer: Michael Wray.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Mario Ortiz, Jr.; Ed Maina.
Arrangers: Camilo Valencia; Rafael Valencia; Camilo; Steve Roitstein; Willy Chirino; Jose Torres.
Personnel: Miguel Romero (bajo sexto); Juan Quiñones (trumpet, percussion, background vocals); Steve Roitstein (keyboards, programming); Axel Ortiz (keyboards); Wiso Santiago (drums); Tany Gil (congas); Sammy Pagan (timbales).
Audio Mixer: John Haag.
| | Criollo Con La Motivacion CDs (2000)
Salsa songs
$6.85
Audio Mixers: Nelson Tejeda; Daniel Beroff.
Recording information: Blue Dresser, New York, NY; Jet Pro Syudios, New York, NY.
Arrangers: Nelson Tejeda; Michael Crespo; Daniel Beroff; Socrates de Jesus.
Producers: Michael Crespo, Nelson Tejeda, Daniel Beroff.
Personnel: Socrates de Jesus (programming).
| | Louisana Red Live In Monterey CD (2000)
Salsa album
$15.05
Recorded live at the Montreux Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland, in 1975.
Recorded live in Switzerland in 1975, here's Louisiana Red performing solo to a wildly appreciative audience. Armed with nothing more than his slide guitar and a voice that consumes most of the space in the mix, Red lays down a set of originals and old standards like Sam Cooke's "Bring It on Home to Me" with equal flair. This is a very inspired performance and one of Red's best albums to date. Highly recommended. ~ Cub Koda
Solo performer: Louisiana Red (vocals, guitar).
Liner Note Author: Kent Cooper.
Recording information: Montreux, Switzerland (1975).
Illustrator: Milton Glaser.
| | Cuco Valoy Sonero Y Valor CD (2007) Remastered; Reissued
Salsa CD music
$11.79
Track Listing of songs: Los Soneros de Ayer; Juliana; El Murmulleo; Mendigo de Amor; Hoy Te Maldigo; El Golpe de Bibijagua; Amor Para Mi; Salsa Caliente; Mentirosa; Celitos Baratos; Quejas de Mi Barrio; El Borracho; La Vida a Mi Modo; Valle Arriba, Mare Abajo;
| | Carole King In Concert CD (2007) (Import) Bonus Track; Japan; Mini LP Sleeve
Salsa music CDs
$31.79
Japanese limited edition issue of the album classic in a deluxe, miniaturized LP sleeve replica of the original vinyl album artwork.
| | Quasimode Land Of Freedom CD (2007) (Import) Germany
Salsa songs
$16.15
Formed in Tokyo in 2002, Quasimode is a four-piece contemporary jazz outfit. Though sporting a genuine sound and feel all their own, the musicians' influences are clearly rooted in the cool jazz giants of the 1950s and `60s. THE LAND OF FREEDOM (2008) sees the band collaborating with singer Carmen Lundy on two tracks.
Personnel: Mika Arisaka, Carmen Lundy (vocals); Yusuke Hirado (piano); Kazuhior Sunaga (upright bass); Takashi Okutsu (drums); Takahiro Matsuoka (percussion).
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