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The Latin Real Book Sampler CD
The Latin Real Book Sampler CD
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12 of the greatest Latin Real Book tunes as played by the original artists.
Complete recordings of each tune!
CD Contains:
- É as recorded by Gonzaguinha
- Changüirí as recorded by The Puerto Rico All-Stars
- Song For Chano as recorded by Ray Barretto
- Dejame Soñar as recorded by Tito Puente
- Virou Areia as recorded by Batacoto
- Virgen De La Caridad as recorded by Conjunto Cespedes
- Kalinda as recorded by Andy Narell
- Eastern Joy Dance as recorded by Tito Puente
- Mountain Flight as recorded by Tom Lellis
- El Cantar Del Coquí as recorded by The Puerto Rico All-Stars
- Rainsville as recorded by Don Grolnick
- Páginas De Mujer as recorded by Francisco Zumaqué
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