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Cugat,Xavier Jack Jack Jack 1947-49 CD
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- SKU:
- 06995072
- UPC:
- 008637216023
- MPN:
- 160
- Condition:
- New
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25 tracks of rumbas, tangos, waltzes, guarachas, beguines, boleros & many other styles, featuring vocals by Boyd Triplets, Dorothy Porter, Jose Monero, Aladdin Pallante, Buddy Clark, Bob Graham, Otto Bolivar & others.
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1. Jack Jack Jack (Cu-Tu-Gu-Ru) 2. Illusion 3. Hokey Joe 4. Un Poquito de Amor 5. El Tumbaito 6. Adios Maraquita Linda 7. Dice Mi Gallo 8. Thrill of a New Romance 9. Rumbasia 10. Story of Sorrento 11. Rumba Fantasy 12. It's Easy When You Know How 13. Jungle Rumba 14. Cuatro Milpas (Lonely Rancho) 15. Chon Chon Chon 16. It Began in Havana 17. Mary Ann 18. Bola Negra 19. Rumba Cocktail 20. Charisse 21. Guarare 22. You Can in Yucatan (Capullito de Aleli) 23. Rio la Yagua 24. Goombay 25. Zing a Zing a Boom
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