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The band was exceptional in the 70's overall, my slight preference goes to the recordings feat. Luigi Texidor .... obviously - as proven by said track - the voice of Miguelito Ortiz excelled too and both piano and refined arrangements of Papo Lucca were a bright spot anyway ....

Excellent ....

His voice is truly addictive ....

Very good ....

Monguito El No. 1 "Miren Que Suerte" (SAR Records) 1979 .... another stellar showcase for fiery Alfredo "Chocolate" Armenteros and tres ace Charlie Rodriguez ....

Bill Brandon "I'm A Believer Now" (Moonsong) 1972 .... this Sam Dees song and production made me a believer too ....

Indeed ....

Lovely ❤️ ....

Rather unheralded "ace of bass" ....

The Brothers Johnson "Get The Funk Out Ma Face" (A & M Records) 1976 .... Louis Johnson on bass not too shabby either ....

Fatback Band "Gimme That Sweet, Sweet Loving" (Spring Records) 1979 .... from the excellent "Fatback XII" album .... bass ace Johnny Flippin in the driver seat ....

The Paramount Four "You Must Leave Her Because You Love Her" (Southern City unreleased) .... terrific group ballad with William E Turner on lead vocals ....

Babo Jimenez Y Su Banda "Los Tobillitos Ban" (Alegre Records) 1972 .... lovely Abel Garcia vocals ....

Ricardo Marrero and The Group „Feel Like Making Love“ (Vaya Records) 1977 …. Roberta Flack a la „salsa picante“ ….

Braille Face „Leave Your Heart“ (Spirit Level) 2018 ....

Sammy Jones „You`ve Got To Show Me“ (Jenesis) 1972 …. Way Out ? No way ....

Followed by .... : Premium Valery Afanassiev ....

Yesterday evening .... : Beloved platter ....

Premium Schumann ....

Buster Benton "That's The Reason" (Twinight) 1968 .... recorded @ Hi Studios Memphis ....

Bobby Taylor & The Vancouvers "Drown In My Own Tears" (Gordy unreleased) 1968 .... no (commercial) faith from Motown apparently ....

Papaito "Sin Cana Y Sin Platanal" (SAR Records) 1982 .... considerable tres magic provided by Charlie Rodriguez ....

Ripple "Sons Of The Gods" (Salsoul) 1977 .... a Charles Earland composition feat Simon Kenneth on bass .... the gods were definitely in a funk mood ....

Classic ....