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Artist:
BATAAN, JOE
Title:
Gypsy Woman
Label:
FANIA RECORDS
Format:
LP
Price:
$12.00
Catalog #:
SLP 340LP
Exact repro of this 1968 release from King Of Latin Soul, Joe Bataan. Some of his best moments of the time, including the classic jazz of "Chickie's Trombone" and the upbeat "Gypsy Woman" and "Too Much Lovin'."
Artist:
BATAAN, JOE
Title:
Subway Joe
Label:
FANIA RECORDS
Format:
LP
Price:
$11.50
Catalog #:
SLP 345LP
Exact repro of this Joe Bataan's second album, originally released in 1968. Boogaloo, bolero-cha cha and jala jala from New York's finest Latin soul musician.
Artist:
BATAAN, JOE
Title:
Saint Latin's Day Massacre
Label:
FANIA RECORDS
Format:
LP
Price:
$11.50
Catalog #:
SLP 420LP
Joe Bataan's sixth album for the Fania label blends Latin soul, salsa, and tropical music. Closes with a cover of the
Shaft
theme. Exact repro reissue, originally released in 1972.
Artist:
BATAAN, JOE
Title:
Mr. New York Is Back!
Label:
VAMPISOUL (SPAIN)
Format:
DVD
Price:
$7.00
Catalog #:
VAMPI 005DVD
This unique candid documentary has Mr.
Joe Bataan
himself telling all first hand on his life and musical story. It is the first time he's done this and it feels like an honor. You listen to his golden voice while he shows you his city, and describes his life: From the early '50s as a teenage rumbler all the way through his acclaimed twenty-first-century comback. In between: Latino soul brother numbero uno of the '60s, boogaloo madness, the Fania years. Also includes 40 minutes from the SOB show, "Rap-O-Clap-O" and some other surprises. Total running time: 174 minutes. Format: DVD 9 multiregion.
Artist:
BATAAN, JOE
Title:
Call My Name
Label:
VAMPISOUL (SPAIN)
Format:
CD
Price:
$12.00
Catalog #:
VAMPI 065CD
2005 release. It's a great day at El Barrio:
Joe Bataan
is back. The sun is melting the sidewalks, the fire hydrants are color fountains, surrounding where the kids dance and enjoy themselves. It's a holiday because East Harlem's best known 'afrofilipino' is back. The local radio DJs are playing
Joe Cuba
,
Johnny Colon
,
Cheo Feliciano
,
Hector Lavoe
... Rhumba fills the streets, playing with the airwaves. 110th street is a celebration. The creator of Latin soul has not only lost nothing of his essence, but he has multiplied his energy to show who was the first one to join the Latin essence with the black feeling. Recovering the mestizo feeling, electric and proud. As the saying goes, whoever hits first hits twice, and there's no rival for Bataan. Repeat his name, loud and clear. Because the songs of
Call My Name
are the echo of the neighborhood, songs that could both have been recorded 30 years ago as much as they could be the introduction for the next name from Spanish Harlem worthy of attention. Timeless, classic and as genuine as the names who figure in the album. The saviours of rythm are in the city and an infectious concoction fills the streets. The funk pulsation with the soul feeling, no compromises, right into the guts. The songs written by
Daniel Collás
are stones proudly and firmly thrown into the mind. Each and every song in this album is a ray of light that melts the cold asphalt and shakes the knees of the inhabitants walking above it.
Artist:
BATAAN, JOE
Title:
Call My Name
Label:
VAMPISOUL (SPAIN)
Format:
LP
Price:
$16.50
Catalog #:
VAMPI 065LP
LP version.
Artist:
BATAAN, JOE
Title:
The Bottle/Mestizo Dub
Label:
VAMPISOUL (SPAIN)
Format:
7"
Price:
$8.50
Catalog #:
VAMPI 45045EP
Single from
Joe Bataan
's
King Of Latin Soul
(VAMPI 111CD/LP), recorded with Barcelona-based funk group
Los Fulanos
.
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