Afro-Soultet - Afrodesia Revisted - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Coming out of the burgeoning Latin Jazz scene of late 1960's Los Angeles and having released several albums, the popular Afro Latin Blues Quintet +1 would later morph into the Afro Soul-Tet to produce the highly collectible album presented here. As the liner notes to their InchAfrodesiaInch album state InchThis is Afrodesia! a musical collage of many peoples...it comes from Africa and from Arabia, from the South Seas and from Asia.Inch True to the notes and more than that, the album features an eclectic mix of Latin jazz, Tropicalia, hints of North African percussion, surf music, funk, rock, straight ahead jazz and oddball sound effects. A true collector's item, finally available in the digital domain. All selections newly remastered.

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From the LA Soul Jazz underground of the mid 1960 's sprang The Afro-Latin Soultet, a combo who effortlessly groove through a blend of Boogaloo, Latin Jazz, and plenty of percussion-heavy Exotica in a loose and free style that is all their own. Formed in the early 1960 's in the Boyle Heights section of East Los Angeles, The Afro-Latin Soultet had it's rhythm roots in the Barrio of Latin Soul fusion. Members of the legendary band were Jose Romero (keyboards); Antonio Sanchez (guitar); Carlos Mendez (guitar); Freddy Gomez (drums); Cisco InchFriscoInch Lopez (percussion); Juan Domingo (conga; bongo); Arturo Martinez (trumpet); Poncho Rivera (misc. Rhythm); Eddie Mendoza (electric bass); El Mundo (stand-up bass) and Renaldo Chewiwi (reeds). Presented here is InchJazztette,Inch an album they recorded in the mid-1960 's that was never released, which now finally sees the light of day in the digital domain to the delight of rare groove fans everywhere. All selections newly re-mastered.