Product Description
Formed in 1949, The Tokyo Cuban Boys were the first Japanese group to seriously play Latin music. They were all outstanding musicians with a tight brass section backed up by some funky percussion. This album features their recordings from the late 1950s to 1960s. There are some great arrangements by two musicians Yoshitaka Ichinose and Toshio Fukui. 2 CDs, 46 tracks.
Disc 1: 1. Mambo Jambo (El Mambo) 2. Mambo No.8 3. El Cunbanchero 4. Jungle Drum 5. Miami Beach Rumba 6. Rumba Raphsody 7. Siboney 8. Soyokaze to Watashi 9. Solamente Una Vez 10. Besame Mucho 11. La Comparsa 12. La Malagena 13. Boku no Ryhthme o Kiitekure 14. Papa wa Mambo ga Osuki 15. Chibilico Mambo 16. Leza 17. Toristesa 18. Quien Sela 19. Estrerita 20. Kuroi Orfe 21. Ipanema no Musume 22. Oje Negra 23. Adios
Disc 2: 1. Mambo No.5 2. Togyushi no Mambo 3. Tico Tico 4. Guantanamera 5. Aru Koi no Monogatari 6. Taboo 7. Nainkinmame Uir 8. My Showl 9. Cachito 10. Frenesi 11. Coffe Rumba 12. Mas Que Nada 13. Quizas Quizas Quizas 14. Cha Cha Cha Flamenco 15. Cerezo Rosa 16. Cuban Mambo 17. La Bamba 18. Desafinado 19. Begin The Begin 20. Maria La O 21. Amor 22. Bahia Con Dios
