Azucar Pa'ti (Sugar for You)

Track Listings

1. Solo Pensar en Ti

2. Mi Sonsito

3. Azucar

4. Cuidate Compay

5. Los Cueros Me Llaman

6. Tema del Apollo

7. Oyelo Que Te Conviene

Azucar Pa'ti (Sugar for You),Eddie Palmieri,Tico,Afro-Cuban Jazz,Jazz,Latin,Latin Jazz,Salsa,Tropical

Tracks:

Solo Pensar en Ti
Mi Sonsito
Az
Cute Compay
Cueros Me Llaman
Tema del Apollo
Oyelo Que Te Conviene

Average customer rating:

This 1965-released classic is a salsa "Must-have"!!!
La Perfecta at its peak!!!

Azucar Pa'ti (Sugar for You)
Eddie Palmieri
Manufacturer: Fania
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Salsa | Latin Music | Styles | Music

Latin Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music
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La Perfecta

ASIN: B00005RYD2
Release Date: 2000-05-15

Tracks:

Solo Pensar en Ti
Mi Sonsito
Az
Cute Compay
Cueros Me Llaman
Tema del Apollo
Oyelo Que Te Conviene

Customer Reviews:

This 1965-released classic is a salsa "Must-have"!!!.......2003-08-24

Eddie Palmieri's Conjunto La Perfecta was one of the most respected and beloved bands during the 1960s and early '70s because it epitomized perfection. Almost all of this band's Tico Records releases are indispensable for any salsa CD library but this one's title track alone is worth the entire CD's price.

La Perfecta at its peak!!!.......2003-07-25

In a world filled either with imitation or foolish originality there was a band called "La Perfecta". The perfect blend of originality and tradition. Eddie Palmieri, Barry Rogers, Manny Oquendo, Ismael Quintana, Tommy Lopez, Jose Rodrigues, Dave Perez and George Castro worked together to create a sound that was a favorite of the dance crazed public of the 60's Palladium in NYC and became an instant classic through Latin America. La Perfecta was arguably the most influential salsa band out of the 60's NY. Rock solid tight for the dancers feet and jazzy for the discerning ears, full of spontaneity and so swinging!!!

Barry Rogers trombone playing is awesome in all tracks but is specially beautiful in "Cuidate Compay" and Eddie's solo on "Azucar" is legendary. Manny Oquendo's solo in "Los cueros me llaman" has that Oquendo old school signature and electricity that makes you jump and dance and bang on any available surface.