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Joey Pastrana And His Orchestra.

Album: Joey en Carnavale Label: Cotique Year:1966 Format: Vinyl . P Joey A fierce timbales player who recorded several LPs for Cotique during the late '60s, Joey Pastrana was fluent in the then-current fads of Latin soul and boogaloo but also ended up playing some surprisingly jazzy Latin music during his career. Of his work for Cotique, Joey en Carnavale and the unsurprisingly hot Joey in .

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Listen to music from Joey Pastrana And His Orchestra like My Shingaling, Let's Ball & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Joey Pastrana And His Orchestra. Joey Pastrana Real Name Jose Luis Pastrana Santos Born August 22, 1942, Puerto Rico Died February 2nd, 2014, Lee Memorial Hospital Florida. Joey Pastrana: was born on August 22, 1942, in Santurce, Puerto Rico. When he was four years old, his family moved to New York because his father was a merchant marine. In New York he grew up in The Barrio, in 110, and live there for 10 years. Then moved to the Bronx.

Joey Pastrana & His Orchestra Las Cosas De La Vida.

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Joey Pastrana And His Orchestra Let’s Ball 1967 Cotique (CS-1006). Let’s Ball 4:22 Bien Dulce 3:25 La Grimas Negras 2:57 Mani Picante 3:00 Jammin’ With Joey 3:35 My Shingaling 3:35 Rubon Melon 5:35 Flamenco Ole’ 3:57 En Nada Estas 5:00. Ismael Miranda – vocals Johnny Riviera – bass Chicky Perez – bongos Becky Rivera, Junior Morales, Sonia Rivera – chorus Willie Pastrana – congas Joey Pastrana – band leader, drums Paquito Pastor – piano Jack Hitchcock, Wilfred Vasquez – trombones Dave Gonzalez – trumpet. This is a very nice album debut for Joey Pastrana as a bandleader, highlighting one of his traits that contributed to his survival beyond the boogaloo craze – he always diversified his repertoire with different rhythms. In fact fact I’m glad he breaks things up, because I often can’t handle entire records of boogaloo all at once.

One of Joey Pastrana's earliest albums led off with a song that had gained traction on Latin radio during 1966-1967, "That's How Rumors Start. Pastrana had reportedly offered it to Johnny Colon, who didn't want it, and the song ended up being recorded by Pastrana himself with his orchestra. A boogaloo that was long, winding, and dark was odd compared to the driving tracks that many artists were putting out, but audiences were interested in the heavy groove and Pastrana's eccentric, almost aimless lyrics, which sounded improvised.

Artist: Joey Pastrana & His Orchestra, Song: Asi Na Ma, Duration: 4:00, File type: mp3. №1202812890. Joey Pastrana & His Orchestra Las Cosas De La Vida. Joey Pastrana & His Orchestra Jala Con Joey. Joey Pastrana And His Orchestra My Shingaling.