If you love bongos and latin-jazz you will probably like this album. My first album of Jack Costanzo was his album "Bongo Cha Cha Cha" on record. Though a good album, it definitely leans more towards the latin side than jazz. 
This "Latin Fever" album is more jazz. According to an interview, Jack says that it was improvised on the spot, so the whole album is instrumental and is mostly covers. The song "Malaguena" is nearly eight minutes long and features a fantastic Eddie Cano piano solo that takes up most of the song. 
The sound quality of the CD is very good and also it has some liner notes. Overall this is a great CD and would make a good addition to any bongo lover's collection. (Customer from Amazon)

 
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01. Sax Con Ritmo    [1:58]
02. Peanut Vendor    [2:26]
03. Bajo Numero Uno    [3:10]
04. Taboo    [2:45]
05. Malaguena    [7:40]
06. Latin Fever    [3:01]
07. Cumbanchero    [2:22]
08. Hornacopia    [2:28]
09. La Paloma    [2:06]
10. Oye Negra    [2:26]
11. Mama Yo Quiero    [2:30]
12. Drum-A-Mania    [2:03]



PERSONNEL:
Jack Costanzo (bongos, leader)	^
Paul Lopez (trumpet)
Jay Corre (tenor sax)
Angie Alcaraz (flute)
Eddie Cano (piano)
Tony Reyes (bass)
Eddie Aparicio (drums)
Ray Rivera (drums)

Produced by Ray Stanley
Engineered by Ted Keep

Recorded in Los Angeles in 1958

Remastered in 24-bit by Ron McMaster


Originally issued as Liberty LST 7020
Label: Capitol Jazz / Blue Note
Released: 2003
Catalogue: 7243 5 90955 2 3



Note: This is a 'Copy Controlled' CD. I ripped  it succesfully with and without AnyDVD . 
This rip is without AnyDvd 



Codec: Flac
Compression Level: 6
Quality: High


CD-rip by alekow (EAC and Flac)
Covers Included (600dpi)

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