Watermelon Man - Muziek
Watermelon Man by Mongo Santamaria
Mongo Santamaria
Biografie van de kunstenaar Mongo Santamaria
Ramón "Mongo" Santamaría April 7 1922 In Havana Cuba – February 1 2003 Was An Afro-Cuban Percussionist. He Is Most Famous For Being The Composer Of The Jazz Standard "Afro Blue" As Performed By John Coltrane Among Others. His 1963 Hit Rendition Of Herbie Hancock's "Watermelon Man" Was Inducted Into The Grammy Hall Of Fame In 1998. In 1950 He Moved To New York Where He Played With Perez Prado Tito Puente Cal Tjader Fania All Stars Etc. He Was An Integral Figure In The Fusion Of Afro-Cuban Rhythms With R&B And Soul Paving The Way For The Boogaloo Era Of The Late 1960s. Santamaria Inspired The Stage Name Of Japanese Actor Yusuke Santamaria
Frogtoon Muziek - Nummerinformatie: Watermelon Man
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This 1962 Mongo Satamaria Arrangement Is Of Herbie Hancock's 1961 Original Composition Of The Same Name "Watermelon Man." It Adds A Latin Groove And Occasional Vocals And Reached Greater Popularity On The Charts Than Hancock's Original Song. Note That The Version Here Is Actually Hancock's Original Version Not Santamaria's Version.
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Mongo Santamaria - Linda Guajira Willie Bobo - Spanish Grease Mongo Santamaria - Sofrito Willie Bobo - Evil Ways Ray Barretto - Summertime Ray Barretto - El Watusi Machito - Congo Mulence - 2000 Remaster Poncho Sanchez - Watermelon Man Tito Puente - Oye Cómo Va La Lupe - Fever Rubén González - Siboney Buena Vista Social Club - Ensayo Buena Vista Social Club - Tiene Sabor feat. Omara Portuondo Tito Puente - El Cayuco Cachao - Descarga Cubana Ibrahim Ferrer - Bruca Maniguá Compay Segundo - Y Tú Qué Has Hecho Paquito D'Rivera - On Green Dolphin Street Cal Tjader - Soul Sauce Paquito D'Rivera - El Dia Que Me Quieras Chucho Valdés - Mambo En Re Menor Bebo Valdés - All Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra Harlow - Grazin' In The Grass Bebo Valdés - Pierre Jamballah Cachao - Marianao Social Club Poncho Sanchez - El Sabroson Chucho Valdés - Dos Perlas Y Un Dolor Irakere - Romance Juegos Prohibidos Irakere - Yemaya Machito - Kenya Eddie Palmieri - In Flight Eddie Palmieri - Ay Qué Rico Rubén González - Quizás, Quizás Mongo Santamaría - Mambo Terrifico Mongo Santamaría - The Letter Michel Camilo - Caribe Afro Cuban All Stars - Clasiqueando Con Ruben Charlie Palmieri - Uptight Everything's Alright Arturo Sandoval - Pavane Pour Une Infante Defunte Pavane For A Dead Princess Stan Getz - O Morro Nao Tem Vez Dave Pike - Sandunga Cal Tjader - Cuchy Frito Man Louie Ramirez - Ali Baba Arturo Sandoval - Manteca Orquesta Aragón - Cachita Gato Barbieri - Fiesta Eddie Harris - Sham Time Dizzy Gillespie - Manteca Louie Ramirez - It's Not What You Say Joe Cuba Sextet - Mujer Divina
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Biography - Mongo Santamaria
Ramón "Mongo" Santamaría April 7 1922 In Havana Cuba – February 1 2003 Was An Afro-Cuban Percussionist. He Is Most Famous For Being The Composer Of The Jazz Standard "Afro Blue" As Performed By John Coltrane Among Others. His 1963 Hit Rendition Of Herbie Hancock's "Watermelon Man" Was Inducted Into The Grammy Hall Of Fame In 1998. In 1950 He Moved To New York Where He Played With Perez Prado Tito Puente Cal Tjader Fania All Stars Etc. He Was An Integral Figure In The Fusion Of Afro-Cuban Rhythms With R&B And Soul Paving The Way For The Boogaloo Era Of The Late 1960s. Santamaria Inspired The Stage Name Of Japanese Actor Yusuke Santamaria
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Mongo Santamaría Ray Barretto Willie Bobo Eddie Palmieri Tito Puente Fania All Stars Cal Tjader Poncho Sanchez Chucho Valdés Cachao Joe Cuba Sextet Deodato Machito Beny Moré Ibrahim Ferrer Rubén González.
This 1962 Mongo Satamaria arrangement is of Herbie Hancock's 1961 original composition of the same name, "Watermelon Man." It adds a Latin groove and occasional vocals, and reached greater popularity on the charts than Hancock's original song.
Note that the version here is actually Hancock's original version, not Santamaria's version. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.