Johnny Colon & Orchestra - Boogaloo Blues mp3

Tracklist

1	Descarga Written-By – Johnny Colon	4:00
2	Mira Ven Aca Written-By – Johnny Colon	4:55
3	Guantanamera Arranged By – Johnny Colon	6:09
4	Boogaloo Blues Written-By – Johnny Colon	6:56
5	Mi Querida Bomba Written-By – Johnny Colon	6:18
6	Jumpy Written-By – Miguel Hernandez	5:44
7	Canallon Written-By – Felix A. Ferrer	3:26
8	Judy Part II Written-By – Johnny Colon, Rafael Ramos	4:56

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
STEREO CS-1004, CS-1004	Johnny Colon & Orchestra	Boogaloo Blues ‎(LP, Album, RP)	Cotique, Cotique	STEREO CS-1004, CS-1004	US	Unknown
8 46395 09139 7	Johnny Colon & Orchestra	Boogaloo Blues ‎(CD, RE)	Fania Records	8 46395 09139 7	US	2012
CS 1004	Johnny Colon & Orchestra	Boogaloo Blues ‎(LP, Album)	Cotique	CS 1004	US	1967
C-1004	Johnny Colon & Orchestra	Boogaloo Blues ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Cotique	C-1004	US	1967
CSCD-1004	Johnny Colon & Orchestra	Boogaloo Blues ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Cotique	CSCD-1004	1990

Credits

• Bass – Walter Oyala
• Bongos – Louie Mangual
• Chorus – Milton Cardona, Tony Rojas
• Congas – Joe Venero
• Design [Cover] – John Murello
• Engineer – Ron Johnson
• Guiro – Freddy Rivera
• Lead Vocals – Rafael (TITO) Ramos
• Photography By – Charles Stewart
• Piano, Trombone, Vocals – Johnny Colon
• Producer – George Goldner
• Timbales – Herman Martinez
• Trombone – Angelo Rodriguez, Robert Lemus

Notes

Mono label variation: "Boogaloo Blues " and "Johnny Colon" are right justified ("Boogaloo" sticks out more to the left of "Johnny"), has the producer credit, and fonts are generally bolder than other variations.

Original 1967 US 1st Cotique monaural label variation release with a vinyl weight of approx. 160 grams.

The 3 additional chorus (coro) singers, whom at the time were under contract with Alegre Records, are identified by their respective first names of: Carlos, Pete, Ronnie & Angel, and are credited as: "& Representing The Alegre Fraternity."

Recorded at Mirasound Studios.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side 1, stamped, c etched, Variant 1): c COLP-107-1A p 11
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2, stamped, c etched, Variant 1): c COLP-108-1A p 10
• Matrix / Runout (Side 1, stamped, c etched, Variant 2): COLP-107-1B p A c
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2, stamped, 1st and last c etched, Variant 2): c COLP-108-1B p 1 c

Companies

• Recorded At – Mirasound Studios

Video

Album

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