Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive - Recorded Live At Sing Sing Album

Tracklist

1	Introduction Voice – Joe Gaines M.C.
2	Introduction Voice – Paquito Navarro M.C.
3	Pa La Ocha Tambo Written-By – E. Palmieri	10:10
4	Azucar Part And Written-By – E. PalmieriWritten-By [English Lyrics] – J. Norman	10:06
5	V.P. Blues Written-By – E. Palmieri, Victor Venegas	10:14
6	Jibaro / My Pretty Nigger Voice [Recitation] – Felipe LucianoWritten-By – F. Luciano	3:43
7	Muñeca (New Version) Written-By – E. Palmieri	7:07

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
VCS 015	Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive	Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive - Recorded Live At Sing Sing ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Vintage Classic Series	VCS 015	Italy	Unknown
PCD-2831	Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive	Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive - Recorded Live At Sing Sing ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Tico Records, P-Vine Records	PCD-2831	Japan	1994
TRSLP 1450	Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive	Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive - Recorded Live At Sing Sing 1972 ‎(2xCD, Comp, RE, RM)	Tico Records	TRSLP 1450	Colombia	2004
CLP 1303, CLP-1303	Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive	Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive - Recorded Live At Sing Sing ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Tico Records, Tico Records	CLP 1303, CLP-1303	US	Unknown
CLP 1303	Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive	Eddie Palmieri With Harlem River Drive - Recorded Live At Sing Sing ‎(LP, Album, Roc)	Tico Records	CLP 1303	US	1972

Credits

• Bass – Andy Gonzalez
• Bass [Fender] – Hank Anderson
• Bongos – Nicky Marrero
• Congas – Ray Romero
• Design [Album] – Izzy Sanabria
• Drums – Reggie Barnes
• Guitar – Cornell Dupree, Harry Viggiano
• Mixed By – Tony May
• Organ – Charlie Palmieri
• Other [Comedians] – Chavetita, Pirigon
• Other [Journalist] – Jose "Chequi" Torres
• Percussion – Jerry Gonzalez
• Photography By – Roberto Schneider
• Piano – Eddie Palmieri
• Producer – Joe Cain
• Recorded By – Vincente Cartagena
• Saxophone – Ronnie Cuber
• Timbales – Charlie Santiago
• Trombone – Jose Rodriguez
• Trumpet – Ray Maldonado
• Vocals – Alvin Taylor, Lorene Hanchard
• Vocals, Chorus – Arturo Campa, Arturo Franquiz, Ismael Quintana

Notes

℗ 1972 Tico Records

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Label side A): TCLP-1303-A
• Matrix / Runout (Label side B): TCLP-1303-B
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): TCLP 1303 A-II-/B-A/D
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): TCLP 1303 B-II-/B B2A

Companies

• Made By – Tico Recording Company
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Tico Records

Video

Album

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