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The wildly successful Fania All Stars, a group that brought together several of the label’s most popular artists. This move would further solidify the label’s standing in the international music scene.
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- Fania All-Stars Early Live Recordings
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The Fania All-Stars’ early “live” recordings were some of their best work. That is with the exception of their forgettable very 1st recording, “Live at the Red Garter”(1968). Some people loved the uncontrolled jams that were recorded on the album. It includes probably the only appearances in the Fania All-Stars by Tito Puente, and Eddie Palmieri. S...
The rhythm section had Larry Harlow on piano (Richie Ray played it in “Ahora Vengo Yo” to accompany his singer Bobby Cruz), Bobby Valentin on bass, and Yomo Toro on the Puerto Rican “cuatro” guitar. In the wind section, you had Barretto’s Roberto Rodriguez, Dominican Hector “Bomberito” Zarzuela, and Larry Spencer in trumpets, and Barry Rogers, Reyn...
“Latin-Soul-Rock” (1974) followed the Cheetah recording. This recording was part of the songs recorded both at Yankee Stadium and in Puerto Rico. Keep in mind that the “Live at Yankee Stadium” album was mostly recorded by Coliseo Roberto Clemente in Puerto Rico. The original recording was later released as “San Juan ’73”. Talk about going from way ...
All in all, this Yankee Stadium recording is a good recording by the Fania All-Stars. The end product had good songs with good arrangements. Richie Ray and Bobby Cruz start showing their religious devotion to “Hermandad Fania”, while the addition of veterans Celia Cruz, Justo Betancourt, and Ismael Quintana were welcome additions to the singers’ li...
The Fania All Stars then decided to do some studio recordings. Their first one, which is my 2nd favorite Fania All Stars recording, is “Tribute to Tito Rodriguez”(1976). In this recording, Fania found the “original formula” again. This recording has a powerful sound, mixed well the rhythm of the songs, and brought back the full All-Star singers lin...
The 1980s and the cross-over attempts weakened the Fania All-Stars in particular and Salsa music in general. The cross-over attempts were understandable, given the popularity and commercial success Rock and Disco were having during this period. Fania was trying to ride that wave of commercial success in any way it could. The strategy didn’t work. T...
The good Fania All-Stars recordings are in the early to mid-70s, as I mentioned above. If you like dancing or listening to real salsa, my recommendation is “Live at the Cheetah” and “Tribute to Tito Rodriguez”. You can’t go wrong with these recordings, with the “Live at Yankee Stadium”in a close 3rd. If you come along with some of the cross-over al...
The documentary Latin Music USA has a whole episode dedicated to “the Salsa Revolution”. It skims over some of the things we’ve covered in the first 3 parts of this Salsa Music History blog series. However, it really focuses more on all that surrounds the Fania All-Stars. This is a made-for-TV 55-minute episode, so I’m embedding it below for your e...
Ismael Quintana †. Justo Bentancourt. Sal Cuevas †. Leopoldo Pineda. Luis "Perico" Ortiz †. Eddie Benitez. Website. www.fania.com. The Fania All-Stars is a musical group formed in 1968 as a showcase for the musicians on Fania Records, the leading salsa music record label of the time.
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