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Manolo Fernandez was a well known stage and film actor and singer who was quite popular in Cuba. During the 1950's he headed the local artists union in Havana and fought for the rights of many of his fellow musicians for which he was highly revered...

Mad Muzik performs the theme to the Golden Globe award winning TV series "Mad Men."

Lutz-Werner Hesse (born in 1955 in Bonn-Bad Godesberg), the noted German composer, musicologist and professor's compositions are presented here by Duetto Giocondo featuring Caterina Lichtenberg (mandolin) and Mirko Schrader (guitar). "New regions of...

Lustt was a project that featured Suzanne Stevens, a versatile, in-demand Montreal studio singer who sang on many different productions under different aliases for the Tojo label. In 1983 she recorded this after hours version of Sylvia's "Pillow Talk"...

Love Childs Afro Cuban Blues Band was the brainchild of producer / composer / arranger Michael Zager, who had great success with the Michael Zager Band and Ten Wheel Drive, and went on to produce Grammy Award winning artists such as Whitney Houston,...

Louise Thomas was a young British black singer with a sweet but powerful voice. Her legendary classic "I Can Fly", first got played at the Saint nightclub, in New York, and became a cult favorite. It was also, by far and away, the biggest record on the...

Los Tangoleros were a touring group of young Argentinean traditional musicians who first became popular in the early 1960's. They were considered ambassadors for the Tango music of Argentina that was experiencing a huge revival in the US, Latin America...

Los Ruffino were one of the most popular acts in the golden days of 1950's Havana. A quartet of incredible voices featuring impeccably close harmonies; they quickly became stars of early Cuban television and nightclubs. It was no coincidence that their...

Los Ruffino were one of the most popular acts in the golden days of 1950 's Havana. A quartet of incredible voices featuring impeccably close harmonies; they quickly became stars of early Cuban television and nightclubs. It was no coincidence that their...

Los Pamperos were a small combo of Cuban musicians who emigrated to Miami following the 1959 Cuban embargo which saw a huge influx of Cuban musicians migrating to Miami. Rather than play Cuban music, Los Pamperos were fascinated by the music coming out...

Los Martino's were one of the first small Cuban combos to record in Miami following the embargo of 1959. They became popular in the clubs of the densely populated Cuban section of Miami known as Little Havana during the 1960's and 70's. Aside from...

Los Caminantes were one of the first small Cuban combos to emigrate to Miami following the Cuban embargo of 1959. Recorded in the early 1960's, "Y Sus Creaciones" is Los Caminantes at their finest, performing songs that were extremely popular among Cuban...