VARIOUS - Strictly Britxotica Palais Pop & Locarno Latin - Vinyl (LP)
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Strictly Britxotica! Palais Pop & Locarno Latin(LP)

Trunk

Cat: JBH 064LP. Rel: 3 Jul 17
Jazz


Side 1 - Track 1. The Cha Cha Cha Course (intro) Side 1 - Track 2. Joe Loss - Mambo In Old Lisbon Side 1 - Track 3. Edmundo Ros - In Ain't Necessarily So Side 1 - Track 4. Johnston Brothers & Ted Heath - Papa Loves Mambo Side 1 - Track 5. Tony Scott - Cha Cha Pop Pop Side 1 - Track 6. Tony Crombie - Rock Cha Cha Side 1 - Track 7. Stanley Black - Petite Fleur Side 1 - Track 8. John Warren Orchestra - Dream Talk Side 1 - Track 9. Martinas & His Music - Cha Cha Charlie Side 2 - Track 1. The Tango Lesson (intro) Side 2 - Track 2. John Graven Quintet - Besame Mucho Side 2 - Track 3. Dave Lee - Goodness Gracious Me Side 2 - Track 4. Phil Tate - Green Turtle Side 2 - Track 5. Don Carlos - La Battanga Side 2 - Track 6. Chaquito - La Fajanda Side 2 - Track 7. Jack Parnell - Topsy Side 2 - Track 8. Eddie Calvert - Americano Side 2 - Track 9. Victor Silvester - Cervaza

Jonny Trunk's quirky Brixotica series has previously showcased some brilliantly camp and - more importantly - musically delicious British takes on South American and African music from the easy listening era. This latest instalment sees the lauded crate-digger turn his attention to UK-made Latin music from the ballroom era. An almost non-stop celebration of big band cha-cha-cha, rumba and mambo, the compilation boasts all manner of overlooked treats from the likes of Johnson Brothers & Ted Heath (the tongue-in-cheek silliness of "Papa Loves Mambo"), Don Carlos, Victor Sylvester, Tony Scott and the John Warren Orchestra. There's also a wonderful bonus in the shape of an excerpt from a little known cha-cha-cha instructional record.


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