Soundies: The Latin Way

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#	Title	Artist	Rating	Length
1	Brazil vocals: Bando da Lua recording of: Brazil composer: Ary Barroso translator: Bob Russell (US songwriter/lyricist Sidney Keith “Bob” Russell) (in 1942) translated version of: Aquarela do Brasil part of: Brazil	Bando Da Lua Boys		2:52
2	Granada vocals: Benito Moreno recording of: Granada (original Spanish version) lyricist and composer: Agustín Lara (in 1932) publisher: Latin-American Music, Southern Music Co. and Peer International Corporation (BMI) (from 1932 to present)	Benito Moreno		2:15
3	Corte tubo vocals: Bertica Serrano orchestra: Eddie Le Baron and His Orchestra	Bertica Serrano & Eddie Lebaron		2:43
4	Siboney vocals: Caridad Garcia recording of: Siboney (original Spanish version) lyricist and composer: Ernesto Lecuona (in 1929) publisher: EMI Feist Catalog Inc., EMI Music Publishing France and EMI Songs España S.R.L.	Caridad Garcia		2:49
5	Cuban Nightmare vocals: The DeCastro Sisters	DeCastro Sisters		2:26
6	Mambo no. 8 orchestra: Carlos Molina and His Orchestra cover recording of: Mambo 8 composer: Pérez Prado (Cuban bandleader, singer, organist, pianist and composer)	Carlos Molina & His Orchestra		2:37
7	Estrelita vocals: Benito Moreno recording of: Estrellita lyricist and composer: Manuel María Ponce (in 1912)	Benito Moreno (Dancer Inesita)		2:26
8	Lady in Red vocals: [unknown female vocalist] (Special Purpose Artist – Do not add releases here, if possible.) performer: Darryl Harpa and His Rhumba Band	Darryl Harpa and His Rhumba Band		3:09
9	Al compas del mambo orchestra: Carlos Molina and His Orchestra	Carlos Molina Orchestra		2:56
10	Rhumba Boogie orchestra: Chuy Reyes & His Orchestra	Chuy Reyes and His Orchestra	5	2:54
11	I’m Learning to Speak English vocals: Bertica Serrano orchestra: Eddie Le Baron and His Orchestra	Eddie Lebaron Orchestra		2:52
12	Say si si vocals: Ellen Connor orchestra: Herbie Kay and His Orchestra recording of: Say “si si” lyricist: Francia Luban and Al Stillman composer: Ernesto Lecuona translated version of: Para Vigo me voy	Ellen Connor & Herbie Kay and His Orchestra		2:16
13	Pan Americonga vocals: Rita Rio (singer / dancer / actress)	Rita Rio (Donna Drake) & Allan Baldwin & Miguel Alvarez		2:13
14	Casta rumba vocals: Evelyn Dall	Evelyn Dall		2:57
15	La cucaragha vocals: Gertrude Niesen	Gertrude Niesen		2:05
16	Jitterumba vocals: Ginger Harmon	Ginger Harmon & Harry Barris		2:48
17	Stone Cold Dead in the Market vocals: Gracie Barrie cover recording of: Stone Cold Dead in the Market (He Had It Coming) lyricist and composer: Houdini (Calypso artist Wilmoth Hendricks aka Edgar Leon Sinclair)	Gracie Barrie		2:31
18	Our Teacher vocals: Henny Youngman	Henry Youngman		2:33
19	Mexican Hotfoot instruments: Irving Fields Trio	Irving Fields and His Trio	4	2:31
20	Tico, tico vocals: Jeri Sullivan recording of: Tico-tico no fubá (original Portuguese version) lyricist: Aloysio de Oliveira composer: Zequinha de Abreu (in 1917)	Jeri Sullavan		2:32
21	La paloma background vocals: Eddie Le Baron’s Orchestra lead vocals: Eddie Le Baron orchestra: Eddie Le Baron’s Orchestra recording of: La paloma (Spanish original) lyricist and composer: Sebastián Iradier	Eddie Lebaron		2:48
22	Tica ti, tica ta lead vocals: Ginger Harmon vocals: Bud Mercer and Jim Mercer	Ginger Harmon & Mercer Brothers		2:57
23	A Gay Ranchero vocals: Luba Malina orchestra: Noro Morales & His Orchestra recording of: A Gay Ranchero writer: Jiminez Espinosa, Francia Luban and Abe Tuvim	Luba Malina & Noro Morales Orchestra		2:41
24	Brazil vocals: Maria Del Rey and Raoul Martinez (sang with Maria Del Rey) orchestra: Nilo Menéndez and His Orchestra recording of: Brazil composer: Ary Barroso translator: Bob Russell (US songwriter/lyricist Sidney Keith “Bob” Russell) (in 1942) translated version of: Aquarela do Brasil part of: Brazil	Maria Del Rey, Raoul Martinez & Nilo Menéndez and His Orchestra		2:49
25	Havin’ a Time in Havana vocals: Marilyn Maxwell	Marilyn Maxwell & Bud Mercer		2:48
26	Rhumba Serenade orchestra: Mills Rhumba Orchestra	Mills Rumba Orchestra with Nico & Cyd Charisse		2:43
27	Papaya orchestra: Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra	Philip Lopez Orchestra		2:55
28	Adios vocals: Rita Rio (singer / dancer / actress) orchestra: Carlos Fernando and His Mexican Orchestra	Rita Rio (Donna Drake), Allan Baldwin & Carlos Fernando and His Mexican Orchestra		3:01
29	Chiquita Banana vocals: The Terry Twins orchestra: Jerry Bowne and His Orchestra	Terry Twins & Jerry Bowne and His Orchestra		2:39
30	Begin the Beguine orchestra: [unknown] (Special Purpose Artist – Do not add releases here, if possible.) instrumental recording of: Begin the Beguine lyricist and composer: Cole Porter (composer) (in 1935) publisher: Chappell Music Ltd., Warner Bros., Inc. (not for release label use!), Warner Chappell Music Ltd. (no slash; used 1988–1996), Warner Chappell Music, Inc., ヤマハミュージックエンタテインメントホールディングス (holding company - do not use as release label) and ワーナー・チャペル音楽出版 Synch事業部 part of: Jubilee	Varios & Vida		2:43
31	Amor vocals: Billie Joyce (“Amor”)	Billie Joyce & Mildred Ray Dancers		2:38
32	Sombrerita mia vocals: [unknown male vocalist, if Carmelita is the female dancer] (Special Purpose Artist – Do not add releases here, if possible.)	Carmelita		2:24
33	Babalu vocals: Corinna Mura performer: Amarillo (performed with Corinna Mura) recording of: Babalu (Desi Arnaz song) composer: Margarita Lecuona (Cuban composer) translator: Sydney King Russell translated version of: Babalú	Corinna Mura & Amarillo		2:45
34	Cielito lindo baritone vocals: Alfredo Seville (baritone)	Alfredo Seville		2:03
35	Frenesi orchestra: Del Casino Orchestra recording of: Frenesi lyricist and composer: Alberto Domínguez	Del Casino Orchestra & Wally Wanger Ensemble		2:33
36	Cuban Pete vocals: Luba Malina	Luba Malina		2:53
37	There’s a Pampus Moon on the Campus vocals: Diana Del Rio	Diana Del Rio		2:31
38	La comparsa spoken vocals: Frank Gallop orchestra: Maya’s Pan-American Orchestra recording of: La comparsa lyricist and composer: Ernesto Lecuona	Maya’s Pan-American Orchestra & The Havanna Madrid Show		2:13
39	Rio de Janeiro vocals: Maria Del Rey	Maria Del Rey		2:49
40	Mi rumba orchestra: Nano Rodrigo y su orquesta	Nano Rodrigo and Orchestra, Lola and Andre		2:47

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copyrighted (©) by and phonographic copyright (℗) by:	Foreign Media Music (in 2008)

ASIN:	UK: B0018BF208 [info]

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