Alfredito Linares Y Su Salsa Star / Fruko y sus Tesos - TiahuanacoPeruvian pianist Alfredo Linares is one of the most talented and beloved musicians in salsa history. His 1973 anthem Tiahuanaco is widely considered one of Linares greatest and most iconic tracks. Colombian salsa legend Fruko also recorded a version of the song but espite its undeniable dance floor appeal, this recording has never been released on a DJ friendly 45until now! Here are two proper dance floor shakers for all the salsa heads out there,

a weekly disco night in Toronto & a monthly party in Montreal

boss has delivered an album that is a testament of his true love and obsession of the genre

still funky

This series of 12"s were part of an early wave of exploratory dance music that paved the way for the deep house that still works its magic on dance-floors in 2018 some 25 years later

The set’s 9 newly added tracks are collected on its 3rd LP

The title sticker is affixed

the original singer and composer of Stop That Train (later made world-famous by Keith & Tex's version) with his Spanishtonians for Prince Buster's label in the early 1960s

Lucky Southern 2:35

Figure Of Eight (Tee's Power Groove) 5:19

Thanks to: Eastern Bloc

and Franco Esse eventually quit music to go to work as a sales assistant in a toyshop in Rome's Prati neighbourhood

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