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Dec 22, 2007 1 hr 13 min

Broadcast on 21-Dec-2007

from CiTR -- African Rythms Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Sep 15th 2006 African Rhythms Radio - All Latin Special W/ special guest Ivan Francisco Aguabella - Nanigo number one (Fantasy LP Dance the latin way) Tito Puente - Alaumba chemache (Tito Top Percussion RCA Canada LP) Willie Bobo - Evil ways ( Promo white label Verve LP) "Salsa A portrait documentary" w/ Felipe Luciano ( mixed with) Tito Puente - Conga alegre ( Canada RCA LP Top Percussion) Tito puente - Swinging mambo ( Tico LP1011 "In Percussion") "Salsa A portrait documentary"w/Felipe Luciano (mixed with ) Tito puente - timbale solo ( Tico LP1011 "In Percussion") Sabu- Martin Cohen loves Latin percussion ( LP Afro Temple) Hector Lavoe - El Cantante( Fania LP 311-0062) (excerpt "Nueva York" a tape documentary of Puerto Rican New Yorker) La lupe - Mongo Santamaria - This is my mambo( 1973 Fantasy Promo LP) Ruben Blades - Juan Pachanga (David Love jones reedit)(from Fania Lp "Bohemia Poeta 1979) Jack Costanzo - Baja numero uno ( Liberty/Sunset Canada LP ) "Salsa A portrait documentary W/"Felipe Luciano Celia Cruz - Usted abuso ( 1978 Fania LP Willie Colon and Associates 49 Minutes) Ray Barretto - Acid ( Fania Mono LP DLJ reedit 2005) Ray Barretto - Tin tin deo. ( DLJ Reedit, March 2006 /Fania 7529) Cal Tjader- Ritmo caliente (cana)( ft. Armando Peraza and Eddie Cano)(1955 S/T Fantasy LP) Louie Vega - Aphroditie ( David Love Jones Reedit Nov 2006)( KJM EP2 Japan ) Candido - Ghana spice ( David Love Jones Reedit Nov 2006)(1970 Bluenote LP Beautifull

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