Indice - Table of contents
Discography
- The 1960s
- 1971-Sabroseao con la Ritmo
- The Lost Session
- The LPs of the 70s
- 1974 - Vol. II
- 1975 - Vol. III
- 1976 - Session CA-1210
- 1977 - Vol. IV
- 1978 - Vol. V
- The LPs of the 80s
- 1983 - Vol. VI - Al agua me llevó
- 1985 - Vol. VII - El baile del azúcar
- 1987 - Vol. VIII - Guarachando
- 1988 - Vol. IX - 30 años
- Finding Ritmo Oriental on CD
New Stuff [hide]
Reportes
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From The St...
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Reportes : From The St... : Page 1
Resenas : Test Review MPL
Resenas : Test revew
Musicos : New Musician
Fotos : Tom Ehrlich : test subpage
Fotos : Tom Ehrlich : test 3
Fotos : Michael Lazarus : MPL - New Gallery 1
Tienda : Methods · Métodos
Musicos : Juan Formell
Musicos : Yordamis Megret Planes
Musicos : Yasser Morejón Pino
Musicos : José Luis "Changuito" Quintana
Musicos : Dennis Nicles Cobas
Fotos :
Reportes : From The St... : Page 1
Resenas : Test Review MPL
Resenas : Test revew
Musicos : New Musician
Fotos : Tom Ehrlich : test subpage
Fotos : Tom Ehrlich : test 3
Fotos : Michael Lazarus : MPL - New Gallery 1
Tienda : Methods · Métodos
Musicos : Juan Formell
Musicos : Yordamis Megret Planes
Musicos : Yasser Morejón Pino
Musicos : José Luis "Changuito" Quintana
Musicos : Dennis Nicles Cobas
Fotos :
Photos of the Day [hide]
Discography - The Lost Session
The Lost Session
| CA718 | Mi socio Manolo | Juan Crespo Maza | gu-s | |
| CA718 | Se perdió mi amor | Juan Creso Maza | gu-s | |
| CA718 | Canto de la felicidad | Enrique Lazaga | gj-s | |
| CA718 | Amor no dejes que te olvide | Enrique Lazaga | b-smb | |
| CA718 | Hoy mi día triste | Juan Crespo Maza | b | |
| CA718 | Déjame demostrarte | Ramiro Reyes | b | |
| CA718 | Y se baila así | Enrique Lazaga | s-bt | |
| CA718 | Que se sepa bien, mi amor | Juan Crespo Maza | gu-s | |
| CA718 | Quién dice? | Rodulfo Vaillant | rt-dal |
The first 7 tracks were re-recorded for later albums, but the versions from this mysterious early session were apparently never released. Que se sepa bien and Quién dice (La Gorda) can be found on bootleg CDs so they must have made it to vinyl, but we still haven't found the EGREM numbers or photos. Please help!
Tuesday, 22 March 2011, 07:31 PM
