Instant Party
Mongo Santamaria
Introducing Concord's Instant Party Series...
Here’s a series of fun and festive artist CD collections that’ll turn any gathering into an Instant Party. Featuring only the finest, hand-picked, 100% real party music—no artificial colors or flavors—each disc in Concord’s Instant Partyseries is packed full of the celebratory sounds of a Grade-A, top-shelf Concord artist. From the spicy Latin sounds of Tito Puente and Mongo Santamaria to the velvety smooth, swinging vocals of Mel Tormé, just spin any disc in this atmosphere-enlivening series and you and have an Instant Party!
TRACKLISTING
- 1. Day Tripper
- 2. Soca Me Nice
- 3. Who's Got The Bread?
- 4. Mother Jones
- 5. Papa Willie
- 6. Quiet Fire
- 7. Tropical Breeze
- 8. La Manzana (The Apple)
- 9. Philadelphia
- 10. Juan Jose
- 11. Ponce
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