Típica 73 & José Alberto

Típica 73 & José Alberto

Típica 73 & José Alberto

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Albums

  • Into The Eighties

    Jan 1981 • 8 songs

  • Charangueando

    Jan 1980 • 8 songs

  • Típica' 73 en Cuba Intercambio Cultural

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Típica 73 & José Alberto

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The long-running salsa/Latin jazz outfit Tipica '73 originally formed in New York during 1972, drawing inspiration by the likes of Tito Puente, Arsenio Rodriguez, and Machito. The group formed out of local jam sessions that were organized and led by session percussionist Johnny "Dandy" Rodriguez Jr. (whose father, John "La Vaca" Rodriguez Sr., was a percussionist for Ray Barretto). Rodriguez Jr. invited several friends to join him on-stage for a weekly spot at the N.Y.C. club And Vinny's, as several members of Barretto's band soon signed on as well: Rene Lopez (trumpet), Orest...
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