Humberto Ram+¡rez Discography of CDs

Humberto Ram+¡rez CD discography Track Listing of songs: San Juan Ritual; Celebrando; Hasta Decir No Mas; Puerto Rico, A; Clean; Herencia; Perla, La; Best Friends;

Humberto Ram+¡rez discography Personnel includes: Humberto Ramirez (trumpet); Luis Marin (piano); Paoli Mejias (congas).

Humberto Ram+¡rez music CDs Sabiduria Nortena: Abiel Cano (vocals, accordion); Gilberto Villareal (bajo sexto, background vocals); Oscar Renteria (bass instrument); Salomon Renteria (drums); Humberto Ramírez (percussion).

Humberto Ram+¡rez CD discography Some of Latin jazz's true unsung heroes converge on Rumbantela's Let's Go to the Rumba! So pervasive is the talent on this disc that it's impossible to ...

Humberto Ram+¡rez discography Full performer name: Humberto Ramirez/Charlie Sepulveda. Personnel: Humberto Ramírez (trumpet, keyboards).

Humberto Ram+¡rez albums Recording information: Ochoa Studios, San Juan, Puerto Rico (06/03/1996-06/06/1996). Photographer: Omar Cruz . Arranger: Humberto Ramírez. Personnel: Humberto Ramírez (trumpet, flugelhorn); Fernando Medina, Arnaldo Figueroa, Omar Velázquez, Enrique Collazo, Henry ...

Humberto Ram+¡rez songs All songs written by Humberto Ramirez. Recorded at Power Light Studio, Bayamon, Puerto Rico in Summer, 1993; Devonshire Studio, Hollywood, California; Ochoa Recording Studios, San Juan, Puerto Rico. ...

Humberto Ram+¡rez music CDs Audio Mixer: John Diaz. Personnel: Hugie Machado, Humberto Ramírez, Ite Jerez (trumpet); Miguel Rivera, Pablo Santaella (drums).

Humberto Ram+¡rez albums Recording information: Urbana Estudios. Sabiduria Nortena: Abiel Cano, Hugo Martinez (vocals). Personnel: Humberto Ramírez (percussion).

Humberto Ram+¡rez CD discography The title of bass player Oskar Cartaya's debut solo record, My Music, My Friends, My Time, could seem ostentatious after reading the credits list. The personnel on ...

Humberto Ram+¡rez discography Humberto Ramìrez is not of average Latin jazz pedigree. Having come from a straight-up salsa background alongside Willie Rosario before moving on to produce and arrange for ...

Humberto Ram+¡rez CD discography Track Listing of songs: Corazón Me Hace Clave; Por TÍ; It's All Coming Back To Me Now; Me Beberé Tu Boca; Nunca Supe La Verdad; Against All Odds; La Infiel; De Amor; Ya Se Fue;

Humberto Ram+¡rez music CDs Recorded live in New York City, the roster for this TropiJazz collection includes Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, Humberto Ramirez, J.P. Torres, Michel Camilo, Giovanni Hidalgo, Hilton Ruiz ...

Humberto Ram+¡rez songs The music on Jazz Project is rather erratic, ranging from easy listening ballads, poppish pieces, and music designed for potential airplay to two Afro-Cuban jazz gems ("Pacifico" ...

Humberto Ram+¡rez albums Arranger: Anibal Berraute. Personnel: David Mosqueda (guitar); Nicolas Corrales, Ekaterina Stolaykova, Radu Varga, Antonio Chavira, Victor Padilla, Alfonso Pacheco, Jesus Cervantes, Efrain Gonzalez, Jolanta Michlewicz, Carlos Pichardo, Luis ...

Humberto Ram+¡rez songs A great Bobby Valentín album that features an ample repertoire of old favorites. Tito Rodriguez's "Hay Craneo," "Guaraguao" (based on the popular merengue "Vete Lejos"), Tito Puente's ...

Humberto Ram+¡rez albums Recorded at Power Light Studio, Bayamon, Puerto Rico from May 15 to July 15, 1995. Personnel: Humberto Ramírez (trumpet, flugelhorn, piano, keyboards, percussion, background vocals); Gilberto Santa Rosa, Lunna, Tony Vega (vocals); David Betancourt, John Dedrick, Enrique Collazo, José Luis Irrizarry, Henry Hutchinson, Marcos Goméz (violin); Emanuel Olivieri (viola); Dave Valentin (flute); Jose Encarnacion (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); José "Furito" Rioss, Angel Torres (alto saxophone); Victor Payano, Mario Rivera (tenor saxophone); ...

Personnel: Bobby Valentín (bass guitar); Marvin Santiago (vocals); William E. Ramírez (tenor saxophone); Humberto Ramírez (baritone saxophone); Mike Torres, Angel "Angie" Machado (trumpet); Aldo Torres (trombone); Edwin Rodriguez (piano); William D. Thompson (congas); Hector Faberlle (bongos); Oscar Colón (timbales).