Joe Cuba was the architect of boogaloo — the short-lived, joyful collision of Afro-Cuban rhythms and American R&B that electrified New York in the mid-1960s. His Sextette hit “Bang Bang” became an anthem, and “Comin’ At You” captured the full range of what he could do: pachanga, guáguancó, cha-cha, mambo, son. A musician who built a bridge between two worlds and made both sides want to dance.
Genre: Latin / Salsa / Boogaloo
Year: Reissue (undated)
Label: Seeco — SCLP 9268
Country: US
Condition: Media: VG / Sleeve: G+
Notes: Seeco stereo reissue. Light surface noise on media. Slight water damage on sleeve, writing on front and back covers. Priced accordingly.
Joe Cuba was the architect of boogaloo — the short-lived, joyful collision of Afro-Cuban rhythms and American R&B that electrified New York in the mid-1960s. His Sextette hit “Bang Bang” became an anthem, and “Comin’ At You” captured the full range of what he could do: pachanga, guáguancó, cha-cha, mambo, son. A musician who built a bridge between two worlds and made both sides want to dance.
Genre: Latin / Salsa / Boogaloo
Year: Reissue (undated)
Label: Seeco — SCLP 9268
Country: US
Condition: Media: VG / Sleeve: G+
Notes: Seeco stereo reissue. Light surface noise on media. Slight water damage on sleeve, writing on front and back covers. Priced accordingly.
