Combo Los Yogas: Canabrava

Combo Los Yogas SKU: 32093414
Combo Los Yogas: Canabrava

Combo Los Yogas: Canabrava

Combo Los Yogas SKU: 32093414

Format: VINYL LP

Regular price $30.98
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Title: Canabrava
Artist: Combo Los Yogas
Label: Vampisoul
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8435008863166
Genre: International

"Combo Los Yogas was a short-lived early Colombian salsa band from Medellín directed and arranged by Aníbal José Ángel Echeverri, the famous antioqueño keyboardist known as Aníbal Ángel or simply Anán. Anán studied arranging and composition at the famed Manhattan School of Music in New York, had many of his own songs become hits over the years, founded the raspa gallega band Los Teen-Agers in 1958, and recorded with Discos Fuentes starting in 1965, so he was already an established musician on the scene by the time he founded this oddly named combo. With the influence of New York's burgeoning young Latin scene being absorbed by certain sectors of the youth in South America at the end of the 1960s, Aníbal Ángel must have felt the urge to join the fray, so in 1968 he founded Los Yogas to explore this new phenomenon from the north. Employing Barranquilla native Johnny Moré as his lead vocalist and a full combo with trumpet, trombone, congas and timbales, Los Yogas recorded a fantastic collection of cover tunes in the guaguancó, son, guajira, descarga and cha-cha-chá rhythms. The sound here is very raw and hard, something that makes this obscure Discos Fuentes record a sought after collector's item. Taking their cue from the New York scene, Los Yogas cover Larry Harlow's arrangement of 'Coco May May' and 'Bajándote' from Orquesta Harlow's 1967 album of the same name, as well as a fabulous version of Puerto Rican singer/songwriter Chivirico Davila's 'Montuno Pa' Caridad' from Joe Cotto's classic early 1960s album El Magnífico. Sprinkled throughout are heavy versions of Cheo Marquetti's son cubano classics 'Que No Muera El Son', 'Caramelo A Kilo', and 'Apriétala en El Rincón', all tunes heavily influential on Fania co-founder and musical director Johnny Pacheco. Venezuelan sax player and New York transplant Juan 'Johnny' Sedes's composition 'Aquí y Allá'... became a hit in Colombia for Los Yogas when they covered it, as did the title tune 'Cañabrava' by Mexican composer Paco Chanona and the album's sultry closer, the guajira descarga 'Oye Mira' (originally done in 1965 by Pete Rodríguez y Su Conjunto La Magnífica). Despite being a record with no originals, Cañabrava holds up magnificently due to the inherent quality and execution of it's repertoire, providing a wonderful snapshot of the influences and early development of the genre of salsa in 1960s Colombia." -Pablo Yglesias, aka DJ Bongohead

Tracks:
1.1 A1. Que No Muera El Son
1.2 A2. Coco May May
1.3 A3. Montuno Pa' Carida
1.4 A4. Aquí y Allá
1.5 A5. Caramelo a Kilo
1.6 B1. Cañabrava
1.7 B2. Bajándote
1.8 B3. Apriétala en El Rincón
1.9 B4. Oye Mira
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