The Lebron Brothers Orchestra, Johnny Colón Y Su Orquesta - Salsa Y Control / Cosa Pa Ti flac album

This is an unofficial release. And is not included within the Cotique Records catalog where they were both under contract.

Johnny Colon And His Orchestra ‎– The Best. Label: Rareza Music ‎– none. Style: Guaguancó, Guajira, Salsa, Son Montuno, Boogaloo. Echala Pa Ca. Written-By – Johnny Colon. 6. Entre Compay Y Comay. Cosa Pa Ti.

Complete your Johnny Colon And His Orchestra collection. Your dancers will appreciate you playing this LP.

Su Sabor Chacon Y Su Orquesta 2016/ Fania. Roberto Roena Y Su Apollo Sound Roberto Roena Y Su Apollo Sound 2016/ Fania. Wanted to know if there where any other albums I had missed.

Orquesta Internacional. Richie & The PS 54 Schoolyard. Roberto Roena y Su Apollo Sound. The Harvey Averne Band. The Latin Blues Band. The Lebrón Brothers Orchestra. Willie Colón & Héctor Lavoe. Style: latin-american. The Lebrón Brothers Orchestra - Summertime Blues 04:41. Orquesta Internacional - Mucho Control 03:22. Roberto Roena y Su Apollo Sound - Sing A Simple Song 02:42. Tito Puente - Qué Pasa (WA Happens) 03:29. 40 Aniversario: EN VIVO - Bobby Cruz, Bobby Valentín, Hector Lavoe, Johnny Pacheco, Luisito Carrion, Marc Anthony. La Combinacion Perfecta - Gilberto Monroig, Tito Puente. La Esencia De La Fania - Willie Colon. Historia de la Salsa - Hector Lavoe. El Cantante de los Cantantes - Hector Lavoe.

The Lebron Brothers' first album, "Psychedelic Goes Latin," was a huge success, and the band would end up recording 16 albums for the Cotique label. The Lebron Brothers brought their own style to the Latin genre, one that blended Motown soul and Latin rhythms. Their coros was more like soul group backgrounds. Up until then the mambo, son montuno, guaracha, guaguanco, cha cha cha etc. had no genre.

Most of the repertoire has a dragged-out feeling that the band uses to its advantage; in a sense, this reflected the musical tendencies of salsa at the time - rhythmic but effectively sentimental. One of the most popular albums of the early '70s, the album features vocals by Pablo, José, and Angel Lebron.