BOBBY PAUNETO EL SONIDO MODERNO: THE MODERN SOUND OF BOBBY PAUNETO [LIMITED EDIT

Description: Additional Information from InnerSleeve Product Description Audio Remasterer: Alex Abrash. Liner Note Authors: Miles Perlich; Tito Puente. Arranger: Bobby Paunetto. A vibes player who had learned at the feet of Cal Tjader, then recruited a band of Latin virtuosos, Bobby Paunetto recorded a gem of Latin jazz with 1968's El Sonido Moderno: The Modern Sound of Bobby Pauneto. (Yes, the less-than-intrepid Mardi Gras label actually misspelled their own artist's name.) Although Latin crate diggers may know Paunetto's name from the uptempo-but-jazzy dancefloor chestnut "Why Is Woody Sad?," the LP is a far more subdued affair, trading on Paunetto's fluid solos along with a few vocal turns from Willie Torres (a favorite go-to singer in salsa circles) and a pretty fair band. Better suited for a demure supper club than a red-hot salsa joint, the band plays all originals except for "Alfie" -- although Paunetto would've turned in a better album jamming on more Latin or jazz standbys. [Included with a 2010 reissue on Fania are six tracks recorded for Seeco in 1965, most of which favor the same slow tempo but with more Latin soul than jazz.] ~ John Bush About InnerSleeve We offer unbeatable prices, quick shipping times and a wide selection of vinyl. Purchases come with a 30-day Satisfaction Guarantee (minus Shipping & Handling fees) on all unopened products. All items are from licensed Distributors. We do not deal with any Bootleg or Used items!

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