Tito Puente And His Orchestra - Mucho Cha Cha (Original Album Plus 2 Bonus Tracks, 1959) ( June 22nd, 23rd and 25th, 1959).A favorite album,wonderful flute of Johnny Pacheco.Jose Mangual,Ray Barretto,Bobby Rodriguez,Willie Bobo,Johnny Smith,Jimmy Frisaura,Gilberto López,Carlos "Patato" Valdes,Mongo Santamaria,Marty Holmes,Julio Collazo...

 

the album put not same bonus tracks:



https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/3D8RAMGQD4N1RRqDyYJT6q

Tito Puente And His Orchestra - Mucho Cha Cha (Original Album Plus 2 Bonus Tracks, 1959) ( June 22nd, 23rd and 25th, 1959)

Tracklist

A1 Cha-Con-Cha
Written-By – Tito Puente 3:00
A2 Suave Asi
Written-By – Tito Puente 2:29
A3 Un Cha-Cha
Written-By – Mike Garcia 2:22
A4 Campanitas De Cristal
Written-By – R. Hernández* 2:58
A5 El Bajo
Written-By – Tito Puente 3:17
A6 Cha-Cha-Son
Written-By – Tito Puente 3:02
B1 Cha-Cha-Gua
Written-By – Tito Puente 2:47
B2 Delisse
Written-By – Tito Puente 2:18
B3 El Palo
Written-By – Tito Puente 2:44
B4 Doing The Cha-Cha
Written-By – Johnny Conquet 2:37
B5 Chanchullo
Written-By – Israel López* 2:28
B6 Guataca
Written-By – Tito Puente 2:35

+

13 - Cuban Nightmare (Bonus Track)

14 - Mambozooka (Bonus Track)

- Ray Barretto: Cuban Percussion, Percussion
- Willie Bobo: Bongos, Timbales
- Wilson Brignoni: Trumpet
- Eddie Caine: Saxophone
- Al Casamenti: Guitar
- Santos Colon: Cuban Percussion, Percussion
- Al DeRisi: Trumpet
- Pete Fannelli: Saxophone
- Allen Fields: Saxophone
- Jimmy Frisaura: Trombone, Trumpet
- Alvin Gellers: Piano
- Bernie Glow: Trumpet
- Joe Grimm: Saxophone
- Marty Holmes: Saxophone
- Dave Kurtzer: Saxophone
- Gilberto Lopez: Piano
- Johnny Pacheco: Cuban Percussion, Flute, Percussion
- Rafael Palau: Saxophone
- Chickie Perez: Cuban Percussion, Percussion
- Frank Lo Pinto: Trumpet
- Tito Puente: Arranger, Composer, Leader, Marimba, Percussion, Primary Artist, Timbales, Vibraphone, Xylophone
- Shepp Pullman: Saxophone
- Gene Rapett: Trumpet
- Bobby Rodriguez: Bass
- Pat Russo: Trumpet
- Jerry Sanfino: Saxophone
- Mongo Santamaria: Congas
- Johnny Smith: Guitar
- Carlos "Patato" Valdes: Bongos

-Julio Collazo-percussionist
-Jose Mangual-percussionist

Recorded in New York City's RCA Victor's Webster Hall Studios

Info from 

https://www.audiokat.com/discos/Mucho_Cha_Cha-Tito_Puente/4316

https://www.amazon.es/Mucho-Cha-Tito-Puente/dp/B000SB4R00

Mucho Cha Cha

Multi-Artistes (Compositor), Tito Puente (Compositor, Intérprete, Autor, Artista, Otro colaborador, Productor), Unknown (Compositor, Grabador), Ray Coen (Compositor, Productor), Rafael Hernandez (Compositor), Moises Simon (Compositor), Mike Garcia (Compositor), Johnny Conquet (Compositor), Israël "Cachao" Lopez (Compositor), Tito Puente & His Orchestra (Intérprete), Wilson Brgnoni (Artista), Vincent Frisaura (Artista), Scheppe Pullman (Artista), Santos Colon (Artista), Robert Rodriguez (Artista), Ray Barretto (Artista), Rafael Palau (Artista), Peter John Fanelli (Artista), Pedro Boulong (Artista), Patrick Iarrusso (Artista), Louis Perez (Artista), Julito Callazzo (Artista), Jose Mangual (Artista), John Pacheco (Artista), Gilbert Lopez (Artista), Gene Rapetti (Artista), Carlos Valdes (Artista), Bernie Glow (Artista), Allen Lehrfeld (Artista), Inconnu (Grabador), Mark Wilder (Otro colaborador)

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A1 Cha-Con-Cha
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camacho

bongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-23)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-23)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-23)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-23)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-23)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-23)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-23), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-23), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-23) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-23)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-23), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-23), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-23), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-23) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-23)arranger:Tito Puente 3:05

A2 Suave Asi
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camachobongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-23)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-23)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-23)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-23)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-23)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-23)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-23), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-23), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-23) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-23)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-23), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-23), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-23), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-23) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-23)arranger:Tito Puente 2:31

A3 Un Cha Cha
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camacho

bongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-25)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-25)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-25)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-25)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-25)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-25)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-25), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-25), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-25) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-25)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-25), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-25), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-25), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-25) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-25)arranger:Tito Puente 2:25

A4 Campanitas de Cristal
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camachobongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-22)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-22)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-22)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-22)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-22)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-22)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-22), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-22), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-22) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-22)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-22), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-22), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-22), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-22) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-22)arranger:Tito Puente 3:02

A5 El Bajo
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camacho

bongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-22)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-22)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-22)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-22)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-22)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-22)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-22), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-22), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-22) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-22)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-22), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-22), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-22), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-22) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-22)arranger:Tito Puente 3:20

A6 Cha-Cha-Son
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camacho

bongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-22)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-22)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-22)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-22)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-22)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-22)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-22), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-22), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-22) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-22)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-22), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-22), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-22), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-22) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-22)arranger:Tito Puente 3:05

B1 Cha-Cha-Gua
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camacho

bongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-23)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-23)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-23)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-23)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-23)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-23)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-23), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-23), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-23) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-23)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-23), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-23), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-23), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-23) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-23)arranger:Tito Puente 2:50

B2 Delisse
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camacho

bongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-23)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-23)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-23)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-23)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-23)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-23)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-23), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-23), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-23) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-23)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-23), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-23), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-23), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-23) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-23)arranger:Tito Puente 2:15

B3 El Palo
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camacho

bongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-22)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-22)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-22)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-22)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-22)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-22)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-22), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-22), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-22) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-22)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-22), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-22), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-22), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-22) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-22)arranger:Tito Puente 2:47

B4 Doing the Cha-Cha
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camacho

bongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-25)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-25)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-25)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-25)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-25)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-25)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-25), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-25), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-25) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-25)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-25), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-25), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-25), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-25) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-25)arranger:Tito Puente 2:39

B5 Chanchullo
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camacho

bongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-25)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-25)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-25)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-25)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-25)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-25)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-25), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-25), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-25) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-25)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-25), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-25), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-25), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-25) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-25)arranger:Tito Puenterecording of:Chanchullocomposer:Israel López (in 1957) 2:31

B6 Guataca
recording engineer:Ernie Oelrichproducer:Johnnie Camacho

bongos:Louis “Chickie” Perez (percussionist) (on 1959-06-25)double bass:Bobby Rodriguez (Latin jazz contrabassist) (on 1959-06-25)flute and percussion:Johnny Pacheco (on 1959-06-25)marimba, timbales, vibraphone and xylophone:Tito Puente (on 1959-06-25)percussion:Ray Barretto (on 1959-06-25)piano:Gilberto Lopez (on 1959-06-25)saxophone:Pete Fanelli (on 1959-06-25), Allen Fields (on 1959-06-25), Rafael Palau (on 1959-06-25) and Shepp Pullman (on 1959-06-25)trumpet:Al DeRisi (on 1959-06-25), Wilson Brignoni (on 1959-06-25), Jimmy Frisaura (on 1959-06-25), Gene Rapetti (on 1959-06-25) and Pat Russo (on 1959-06-25)arranger:Tito Puente

 

Tito Puente And His Orchestra – Night Beat ( New York, February 8, 1957 & March 8, 1957 ) one favorite album,Jimmy Cobb,Gene Quill,Bobby Rodriguez,Joe Grimml,Willie Bobo,A.K. Salim,Tito Puente,Teddy Sommer,Jimmy Frisaura,Doc Severinsen,Gene Roland,Mongo Santamaria,Julio Collazo,Marty Holmes...

 

one favorite album

Tito Puente And His Orchestra – Night Beat ( New York, February 8, 1957 & March 8, 1957 )




A1 Night Beat
A2 Mambo Beat
A3 Sea Breeze
A4 Emerald Beach
A5 The Late, Late Scene
A6 Carioca
B1 Night Ritual
B2 Malibu Beat
B3 Flying Down To Rio
B4 Night Hawk
B5 Live A Little

Créditos
Alto Saxophone – Allen Fields, Gene Quill
Arranged By – A.K. Salim, Gene Roland
Baritone Saxophone – Joe Grimm
Bass – Robert Rodriguez*
Bongos – William Correa
Congas – Julio Basabe Collazo*, Ramon Santamaria*
Drums – Jimmy Cobb (pistas: A2, B1, B2), Ted Sommer* (pistas: A1, A3 to A6, B2 to B6)
Guitar – Al Casamenti (pistas: A1, A3 to A6, B2 to B6), Barry Galbraith (pistas: A2, B1, B2), Howard Collins (pistas: A5, B4, B5)
Liner Notes, N'vike – Nat Hentoff
Photography By – Mitchell Bliss
Piano – Alvin Gellers (pistas: A1, A3 to A6, B2 to B6)
Tenor Saxophone, Arranged By – Marty Holmes
Timbales, Vibraphone, Arranged By – Tito Puente
Trombone – Eddie Bert
Trumpet – Doc Severinsen

+
plus info of Bruyninckx  :

Jimmy Frisaura (Vincent Frisaura ) (Assistant Conductor, Trumpet)

Mike Shaine, Gene Rapetti,Francis Williams, Myron D. Shain, John Frosk (tp)

Hale Rood, Mort Troutman, Al Lorraine,Bob Ascher, Eddie Bert, Sonny Russo (tb)

Eddie Caine, Allan Lohrfield (as)

plus info of Bruyninckx:

-Night beat- : Vincent Frisaura, Bernie Glow, Mike Shaine, Gene Rapetti, Doc Severinsen (tp) Hale Rood, Mort Troutman, Al Lorraine (tb) Eddie Caine, Allan Lohrfield (as) Marty Holmes (ts,arr) Joe Grimm (bar) Alvin Gellers (p) Al Casamenti (g) Robert Rodriguez (b) Teddy Sommer (d) William Correa, Mongo Santamaria (bgo,cga) Gene Roland (arr)

New York, February 8, 1957

H2JB-1482-4 Sea breeze (gr arr) RCA LPM1447, Koch Jazz KOC-CD7847

H2JB-1483-1 Emerald beach (mh arr)(*) - , -

H2JB-1484-14 Carioca (tp arr)(*) - , -

H2JB-1485-2 Night beat (tp arr)(*) - , -

Flying down to Rio -

Note : (*) These titles on RCA 74321238702.




Vincent Frisaura, Doc Severinsen, Francis Williams, Gene Rapetti, Mike Shain (tp) Bob Ascher, Eddie Bert, Mort Troutman (tb) Allan Lohrfield, Gene Quill (as) Marty Holmes (ts) Joe Grimm (bar) Alvin Gellers (p) Howard Collins (g) Robert Rodriguez (b) Teddy Sommer (d) Mongo Santamaria (cga) William Correa (bgo) A.K. Salim (arr)

New York, March 8, 1957

Mongo Santamaria ‎– Mongo's Way ( 1971 ). Mongo quintessential album,one of the best latin albums

Mongo Santamaria ‎– Mongo's Way 

 

 http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7Ygh0uUFxBG69TifK-7goqvxAth6KBEa

 

Label:

Atlantic ‎– SD 1581

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:

US

Released:

1971

Genre:

Jazz, Latin, Funk / Soul

Style:

Afro-Cuban, Latin Jazz

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Tell It Written-By – Grant Reed	2:56
A2	The Letter Written-By – Wayne Carson Thompson	3:29
A3	Listen Here Written-By – Eddie Harris	2:54
A4	Sometimes Bread Written-By – Sonny Henry	5:50
A5	Geechee Girl Written-By – Neal Creque	3:10
B1	Hippo Walk Written-By – Dorn*, Hahn*, Sheller*, Creque*	3:03
B2	Featherbed Lane Written-By – Marty Sheller	2:51
B3	Saoco Written-By – Armando Peraza, Raymond Perez	5:30
B4	Afro Walk Written-By – Mongo Santamaria	2:54
B5	Congo Blue Written-By – Mongo Santamaria	5:30

Companies, etc.

• Mastered At – Atlantic Studios
• Pressed By – PRC Recording Company, Richmond, IN

Credits

• Arranged By – Marty Sheller (tracks: A1 to A3, B1 to B5), Earl Neal Creque* (tracks: A5), Sonny Henry (tracks: A4)
• Bass – Chuck Rainey, Israel "Cachao" Lopez*
• Conductor, Percussion – Marty Sheller
• Congas – Mongo Santamaria
• Design – Stanislaw Zagorski
• Drums – Bernard Purdie, Don Alias
• Electric Bass – Eddie "Gua-Gua" Riviera*
• Featuring, Bongos, Congas – Armando Peraza
• Flute, Vibraphone – Roger Glenn
• Guitar – Eric Gale
• Mastered By – George Piros
• Percussion – Angel Allende
• Photography By – Jim Cummins (2)
• Piano, Electric Piano – Earl Neal Creque*
• Producer – Joel Dorn
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Lewis Hahn*
• Shekere – Julito Collazo*
• Tenor Saxophone – Grant Reed, Stanley Turrentine (tracks: A2, B2)
• Trumpet – Lou Soloff*
• Trumpet, Percussion – Ray Maldonado

Notes

Recorded at Regent Sound Studios and Atlantic Recording Studios, New York, N.Y.