JOHNNY PACHECO - VIVA AFRICA #LPS-99243 - LATIN SALSA MUSIC LP
$
27
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
For sale is one (1) vintage JOHNNY PACHECO vinyl LP in its FANIA RECORDS jacket from 1972.
A fellow eBayer writes: "Regardless that it has that P and C 1972 Fania Record, Inc. on the back cover, this is actually a 3rd Reissue on Fania's 3rd label variation of the 80's."
I don't know if that's true, but I've added it for full disclosure.
You will receive:
El Gran Pacheco - "Viva Africa" on the Fania label, #LPS-99243 Stereo includes the following tracks:
SIDE ONE - El Champolon (Bacalao), Oye Canuto, Los Guandulitos, A Moron, Abelino, No Tienes Corazon
SIDE TWO - La Rebelion, Sasonando, Con Un Temporal, Guararey Ma'ma, Mi Pollo Bon Bon, El Mundo
I've never played the record, but by eye I would rate:
Vinyl: MINT
Jacket: VG+ (no paper sleeve)
As shown - sold as is.
Colors may vary slightly from photos.
Born in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic, Pacheco inherited his passion for music from his father, Rafael Azarias Pacheco, who was the bandleader and clarinetist of the "Santa Cecilia Orchestra". In the late 1940s, when Pacheco was 11, his family moved to New York City. He continued polishing his musical skills, learning to play accordion, violin, flute, saxophone and clarinet. He attended the Juilliard School of Music to study percussion.
Playing the flute, saxophone and assorted percussion, Pacheco performed with Charlie Palmieri‘s Latin orchestra for a number of years before forming his own band in 1959.
Johnny Pacheco (born 25 March 1935) is a Dominican musician, arranger, producer, and bandleader of Cuban music (guaracha, son montuno, danzón, cha cha chá, guajira-son, pachanga). He is one of the most influential figures in Latin music, best known for being the creator of the Fania All-Stars, and for coining the term "Salsa" to denote the genre.
Born in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic, Pacheco inherited his passion for music from his father, Rafael Azarias Pacheco, who was the bandleader and clarinetist of the "Santa Cecilia Orchestra". In the late 1940s, when Pacheco was 11, his family moved to New York City. He continued polishing his musical skills, learning to play accordion, violin, flute, saxophone and clarinet. He attended the Juilliard School of Music to study percussion.
Playing the flute, saxophone and assorted percussion, Pacheco performed with Charlie Palmieri‘s Latin orchestra for a number of years before forming his own band in 1959.
In 1960, he organized his first orchestra, "Pacheco y Su Charanga". The band signed with Alegre Records and its first album Johnny Pacheco y Su Charanga sold over 100,000 copies within the first year. Beginning then and through the end of 1963, Pacheco introduced a new dance craze called "Pachanga". He became an internationally renowned star and toured extensively throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Moreover "Pacheco y Su Charanga" was the first Latin band to headline the Apollo in 1962 and 1963. Fania RecordsPacheco's career as a musician reached its peak in 1963, when he joined forces with Jerry Masucci to create Fania Records, of which Pacheco was the CEO, creative director, and musical producer. There, he launched and solidified the careers of many artists who are now part of the history of the “Fania Family.” This was the record label that would set the standard in Latin music and gain unforeseeable celebrity internationally.
In 1964, the label released his next endeavor entitled Cañonazo (Cannon Shot). The album feature Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez on vocals and a switch from the Charanga to Conjunto style. This was the first of many recordings with the "compadres" (literally familial compatriots), and the beginning of a long friendship and working relationship. Together, they recorded Los Compadres (1970), Perfecta Combinación (Perfect Combination) (1971), Tres de Café y Dos de Azúcar (Three Parts Coffee and Two Parts Sugar) (1973) and many other successful albums.
In 1968, he gathered many of the musicians from the Fania label and showcased them together in concert. This marked the birth of the legendary Fania All-Stars.
Also in 1966, Pacheco worked with the nasal-voiced singer Monguito "El Único" (from Orquesta Broadway) and vocalist Chivirico Dávila to record the seminal "Viva África" LP. This album nods to Pacheco's increasing popularity at the time in West Africa. - Wikipedia
RECORD GRADING
SEALED
Factory sealed
MINT
No obvious scuffs or scratches, looks new
MINT-
Visible imperfections, but most likely plays well
VERY GOOD+
Possible light scuffs, probably plays well
VERY GOOD
Light scratches, probably has occasional pops
VERY GOOD-
More scratching, probably plays with popping sounds, best as a backup
JACKET GRADING
SEALED
Factory sealed
MINT
Nice, no ring wear, creases or splits
MINT-
Scuffed edges or minor creases, no splits or ring wear
VERY GOOD+
Some ring wear, scuffed edges, minor splits
VERY GOOD
Obvious ring wear, minor splits
VERY GOOD-
Obvious ring wear, large splits
LOOK FOR MORE Music IN THE STORE!
Read my FEEDBACK, and buy with confidence. Thanks for looking.Check out my other items! Be sure to add me to your favorites list!
*** POLICIES ***
Disclaimer: I attempt to describe items as honestly, and in as much detail, as I can. Unless stated otherwise, assume merchandise is used. All items are sold “as is”, new or used.
Shipping and Handling: The U. S. Postal Service is used unless stated otherwise. Combined shipping is used whenever possible. Sometimes, items are prepackaged and are not easily combined. Buyer assumes responsibility for uninsured items. There is a modest $2 handling fee charged for the first item, which only helps to cover all the various expenses involved in running an eBay store (purchasing stock, shipping materials, advertising, etc). An additional $2 handling fee will be added for each additional item. International orders will receive an extra $1.00 handling fee (one time only) and will be shipped Priority Mail International or First Class Mail International. NOTE: The above S&H policies do not apply to Music, Books, DVD’s, Movies or Video Games, as those shipping fees are now being regulated by eBay.
Insurance: If you would like to insure your purchase, just let me know before you pay. Uninsured items are the buyer's responsibility.
Invoicing: Accepted payments are Paypal or credit cards linked to Paypal. Multiple purchases will be invoiced together for purchases within a 5 day period. If you are interested in items beyond 5 days, please ask before bidding. If you check out before receiving an invoice (multiple purchasers only) the S&H may not reflect a discount.
Refunds: All sales are final unless you receive the wrong merchandise, or misrepresented merchandise. In that case, I will bear all costs involved. If a refund should be granted for any other reason, it will not include shipping and handling fees. Please ask before bidding or buying. If necessary, additional pictures may be e-mailed to answer questions.
Feedback: Feedback is the lifeblood of eBay. It is how we judge, reward and punish each other in a public forum. As both a buyer and seller, I have often been disappointed with a deal through no fault of either party. On my end, positive feedback will always be left for a courteous, prompt paying buyer (even if the buyer has been difficult to deal with). I expect the same if I am a courteous, prompt shipping seller (even if the merchandise isn’t exactly what you may have expected). I’m very proud of my 100% positive selling record and work hard to maintain it. My thanks to those folks who left positive messages, even when things didn’t work out the way we would have preferred.
Add a map to your own listings. FREE Trial !
price rating