The Lebrón Brothers Orchestra.

Psychedelic Goes Latin ‎(LP, Album, RE). Cotique. The Lebron Brothers Orchestra. Psychedelic Goes Latin ‎(LP, Album, Mono).

Released: 1 Jan 1967. More By The Lebrón Brothers Orchestra. See All. The Brooklyn Bums (Remastered).

Complete your The Lebron Brothers Orchestra collection. Producer and Cotique label chief George Goldner recalls 'All the tricks of way out sounds are put into these numbers. You will hear the weirdest sounds ever cut in Latin dance music. No one has ever dared to produce this sound in Latin music in the past, but I felt the time had come to do it as all past records had the same sounds. Of course, arrangements had a lot to do with my decision to go on this electronic trip am I missing something?

The Lebrón Brothers managed to concoct their urban style into a crowd-pleasing success. Summertime Blues," "Tall Tale," "Mary, Mary," and "My Cool Boogaloo" are fireworks in this highly eclectic production, the first for the band. Listen closely for the kinetic "Mi Mambo" and the bittersweet "Mala Suerte.

Psychedelic Goes Latin. Исполнитель: The Lebron Brothers Orchestra. 1967 music of latin america. Встречается в альбомах. мы улучшили вашПлейлист дня и другие умные плейлисты. Hi Horse Records 1008. Psychedelic Goes Latin. Get On Down GET 59003LP.

The Lebron Brothers Orchestra: Are a musical family born in Puerto Rico and raised in Brooklyn, New York. The brothers are Pablo, Jose, Angel, Carlos and Frankie. They provide the vocals and rhythm section of the band. Members of the original band were Gabe Gil - alto sax, Tito Ocasio - Timbales, Hector Lebron - Congas, Eddie DeCupe - Trumpet, Elliot Rivera, vocals, Felix Rivera, trumpet. Frankie LeBron later replaced Frankie Rodriguez who replaced his cousin Hector LeBron on congas. Vacilón, Son Sabrosón, Boogaloo Pa' Mi San Juan и другие песни.

Artist : the lebron brothers title : psychedelic goes latin h label & record cotique (1967). 2- " Amazing work from the New York underground of the late 60s – an album that's as magical as its title implies! Latin definitely goes psychedelic on this one – burning through a cloud of smoke with a brilliant blend of soul, jazz, and the hipper rhythms of the Spanish Harlem scene at the time.