The legendary producer Harvey Averne has transformed Latin music with the label Coco Records, fusing salsa dura, soul, disco and Latin pop. He supported established and emerging talents, winning notable successes, including the first Latin Grammy in 1975 for "The Sun of Latin Music" by Eddie Palmieri.
Tracklist A1 Barrio Band : Heavy Duty A2 Toro : Small Folk Reservation A3 Cortijo : La Verdad A4 Eddie Palmieri : Nunca Contigo A5 Orquesta Cimarron : Cimarron B1 Ralfi Pagan : Girl From The Mountain (Disco Version - a Tom Moulton Mix) B2 Fajardo '76 : C'mon Baby, Do The Latin Hustle (Oye Mami Ven Y Baila El Latin Hustle) B3 Orquesta Cimarron : You'll Never Find Another Love B4 Machito Orchestra With Lalo Rodriguez : Mi Ritmo Llego (My Rhythm Is Here) B5 Joe Quijano : Azuquita Baby
Harvey Averne's Coco Records (Various) the latin jazz flavours of 70s new york
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The legendary producer Harvey Averne has transformed Latin music with the label Coco Records, fusing salsa dura, soul, disco and Latin pop. He supported established and emerging talents, winning notable successes, including the first Latin Grammy in 1975 for "The Sun of Latin Music" by Eddie Palmieri.
Tracklist
A1 Barrio Band : Heavy Duty
A2 Toro : Small Folk Reservation
A3 Cortijo : La Verdad
A4 Eddie Palmieri : Nunca Contigo
A5 Orquesta Cimarron : Cimarron
B1 Ralfi Pagan : Girl From The Mountain (Disco Version - a Tom Moulton Mix)
B2 Fajardo '76 : C'mon Baby, Do The Latin Hustle (Oye Mami Ven Y Baila El Latin Hustle)
B3 Orquesta Cimarron : You'll Never Find Another Love
B4 Machito Orchestra With Lalo Rodriguez : Mi Ritmo Llego (My Rhythm Is Here)
B5 Joe Quijano : Azuquita Baby