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Jukebox Mambo Volume IV: Afro-Latin Accents In Rhythm & Blues 1946-1962
Ten years after our initial survey of Afro-Latin accented rhythm & blues from the mid-century, Jazzman proudly presents a fourth installment, packed with as many musical surprises as the first. With music plucked from an era spanning the late 1940s into the early 60s, Jukebox Mambo IV highlights yet again the unparalleled musical creativity of the post war era, and shows how the infusion of afro-latin rhythms was key to these revolutions.
Lovingly and painstakingly researched and curated, the album boasts 23 tracks, many previously uncompiled, touching on jazz, blues, doo wop, calypso, rock & roll, gospel and more. Featuring individual track notes for every song along with some never seen before photographs of the artists, Jukebox Mambo Vol IV maintains the same high production values of each previous volume, and indeed the wider Jazzman catalogue.
A1
Marie Knight - Calvary
A2
The Dundees - Evil One
A3
The Heartbreakers - Wanda
A4
Helene Polite - Love For Sale
A5
The Oscar Pettiford Quartet - Oscalypso
A6
Bixie Crawford - Go Way Blues
B1
Preston Love And His Orchestra - Ali Baba's Boogie
B2
Mamie Ree - I Wake Up Early In The Morning
B3
Ramon Monchito Y Su Orquesta - Caldonia
B4
Betty Mattson - What Is This Thing Called Love
B5
Effie Smith - Mambo Blues
B6
Titus Turner - Big Mary's
C1
The Blasts - Canaveral Rock
C2
The Royals - I Want You To Be My Baby - Mambo
C3
Eunice Davis - My Beat Is 125th Street
C4
Frank Butler - Girl Of My Dreams
C5
Mr. Bo - Heartache & Troubles
C6
Otis Smith - You're So Good Looking
D1
The Dukes Of Rhythm - Buddha's Boogie
D2
Innocentay - Voodoo Shango
D3
Lawrence Stone - Dark Of Night
D4
Lawrence Peel & The Filatones - Song Of Sadar
D5
Kiki Williams - When Love Is New



