Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - I Tried To Dance All Night (1956/2019) Hi-Res

Joe Cuba's music career started with La Alfarona X in 1950. In 1955 the Joe Cuba Sextet came into being and his vibraharp sound caught on. In 1962, when the group recorded "To Be with You" for Seeco Records, the band began to soar to popularity because of Nick Jimenez's arrangements and the vocals of Cheo Feliciano and Jimmy Sabater. When the boogaloo era arrived, the majority of the popular New York bands were put out of work. The Cuba sound changed with its recordings of "El Pito" and "Bang Bang"; it not only sold millions but enabled The Cuba sextet to enjoy the #1 spot in the Latin music world along with the Eddie Palmieri Orchestra.

Tracks:

01. Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - San Luisera (Remastered) [02:36]
02. Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - Soy Pilongo (Remastered) [02:29]
03. Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - Los Pasos (Remastered) [02:23]
04. Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - Joe Cuba's Mambo (Remastered) [02:43]
05. Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - Temptation (Remastered) [02:12]
06. Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - Pregón Cha Cha (Remastered) [02:37]
07. Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - Swinging Mambo (Remastered) [02:33]
08. Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - Picando Cha Cha (Remastered) [02:31]
09. Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - Kiss the Boys Goodbye (Remastered) [02:16]
10. Joe Cuba and His Orchestra - Stormy Weather (Remastered) [02:22]