Ricardo Ray - Lookie, Lookie album flac

SIDE A. 1. Danzon Boogaloo (Ricardo Ray - Bobby Cruz) 2. El Señor Embajador (Ricardo Ray - Bobby Cruz) 3. No Me Dejes (Elena Madeira) 4. Suite Noro Morales (Noro Morales) 5. Guaguanco In Jazz (Ricardo Ray)

Ricardo Ray – Lookie Lookie. The first songs to title themselves boogaloos were mostly R&B singles out of Chicago in 1965, but the dance craze that bore its name became huge in New York City ballrooms. Ray worked the term into numerous songs on the album, including the slow-grooving Lookie Lookie. Pete Rodriguez and his band had previously recorded an album entitled Latin Boogaloo in 1966 but none of its songs caught on. For their next project, released in the spring of 1967, trumpeter Tony Pabon began singing the lead vocal in English, resulting in the group recording one of boogaloo’s defining hits: I Like It Like That.

Ricardo Ray. Lookie, Lookie. Ricardo Ray. Se Solto (On the Loose). Emusica Records, Fania.

Sweedish Schnapps" is Ray at his coolest, and "Lookie, Lookie" matches it; however, pieces like "Suite Noro Morales" (Morales' light touch was instrumental in Ray's piano stylings) is splendid. Another winner by Ricardo Ray and company. 1 Danzón Bugaloo Ricardo Ray 3:18. 2 El Señor Embajador Ricardo Ray 4:24. 3 No Me Dejes Ricardo Ray 3:56. 4 Suite Noro Morales Ricardo Ray 6:37. 5 Guaguancó in Jazz Ricardo Ray 4:18. 6 Sé Que Te Vas Ricardo Ray 4:31. 7 Azucare y Bongó Ricardo Ray 3:38.

1. Danzón Bugaloo (3:23) 2. El Señor Embajador (4:28) 3. No Me Dejes (3:59) 4. Suite Noro Morales (6:38) 5. Guaguanco in Jazz (4:20) 6. Sé Que Te Vas (4:33) 7. Azucare Y Bongo (3:41) 8. Lookie, Lookie (3:35) 9. Sweedish Schnapps (5:02) 10. Echando Candela (3:52) 11. Yare Chango (2:55). Thanks to snobb, Matt for the updates

Artists Ricardo Ray Se Soltó "On the Loose". Se Soltó "On the Loose" Ricardo Ray. Se Soltó "On the Loose". This album has an average beat per minute of 114 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 80/174 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Se Soltó "On the Loose".

Ricardo "Richie" Ray (born February 15, 1945) is a virtuoso pianist, singer, music arranger, composer and religious minister. He is known as "El Embajador del Piano" (The Piano Ambassador). Early life Ray (born "Ricardo Maldonado") was born in Brooklyn, New York City of Puerto Rican parents. They lived in Hoyt Street. Ray's father, Pacifico Maldonado, was an accomplished guitarist in his native Bayamón, and as such was the Maldonado family's early musical influence.