Original-era 1975 pressing of Mongo Santamaria – Afro-Indio, released by Vaya Records and distributed by Fania Records.
A strong Latin jazz and Afro-Cuban funk album featuring Mongo Santamaria on congas, bongos and claves, backed by musicians including Justo Almario, Bernard Purdie, Steve Berrios and Armen Donelian.
Includes Mongo’s interpretations of “Creepin’” and “Lady Marmalade,” along with “Funk Up,” “Mambo Mongo,” “Los Indios,” “The Promised Land” and more.
The striking psychedelic Afro-inspired cover was designed by Ron Levine.
Details
- Artist: Mongo Santamaria
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Album: Afro-Indio
- Year: 1975
- Label: Vaya Records
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Catalog No.: VS-38
- Distributor: Fania Records
- Format: 12” Vinyl LP
- Speed: 33⅓ RPM
- Genre: Latin Jazz / Afro-Cuban / Jazz-Funk
- Producer: Marty Sheller
- Art & Design: Ron Levine
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Country of Origin: United States
- Original Vaya/Fania advertising inner sleeve included
Condition
Vinyl: VG — Visible surface marks, light scratches and scuffing consistent with age and use. Record has not been play-tested, so playback quality cannot be guaranteed.
Cover: VG — Attractive overall presentation with edge and corner wear, rubbing and minor age-related wear. Please review photos for exact condition.
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