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Compay Segundo
Calle Salud (New Version)
Genres: International Music, Jazz, Pop, Rock, Latin Music

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Saludo a Chang? - Compay Segundo, Dulfo, Armando
2. Amor Gigante - Compay Segundo, Repilado, Francisco
3. Una Rosa de Francia - Compay Segundo, Prats, Rodrigo
4. Maria en la Playa - Compay Segundo, Repilado, Francisco
5. Versos Para Ti - Compay Segundo, Repilado, Francisco
6. La Enga?adora - Compay Segundo, Jorrin, Enrique
7. Viejos Sones de Santiago - Compay Segundo, Popular
8. El D?a Que Me Quieras - Compay Segundo, Gardel, Carlos
9. Se Perdio la Flauta - Compay Segundo, Armenteros, Haskell
10. Morir de Amor - Compay Segundo, Aznavour, Charles
11. L?grimas Negras - Compay Segundo, Matamoros, Miguel
12. Balc?n de Santiago - Compay Segundo, Repilado, Francisco
13. Chan Chan - Compay Segundo, Segundo, Compay
14. San Luisera - Compay Segundo, Peveda, Manuel
15. Al Toro - Compay Segundo, Repilado, Francisco
16. Orgullecida [Live a Madrid] - Compay Segundo, Silveira, E.
17. Guantanamera [Live a Madrid] - Compay Segundo, Espigul

The legendary Cuban guitarist's 1999 album. Includes four bonus tracks, 'Sanluisera', 'Al Toro', 'Orgullecida' (Live in Madrid) & 'Guantanamera' (Live in Madrid).

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All Artists: Compay Segundo
Title: Calle Salud (New Version)
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Warner Music France
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 2/17/2000
Album Type: Extra tracks, Import
Genres: International Music, Jazz, Pop, Rock, Latin Music
Styles: Caribbean & Cuba, Cuba, Salsa, Jazz Fusion, Latin Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Vocal Pop, Latin Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 685738175123

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Album Description

The legendary Cuban guitarist's 1999 album. Includes four bonus tracks, 'Sanluisera', 'Al Toro', 'Orgullecida' (Live in Madrid) & 'Guantanamera' (Live in Madrid).

CD Reviews

Cuban Clarinets

Michael D. Almer | Valley Center, CA USA | 06/17/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"With the addition of dual clarinets, this new release by the great Compay Segundo has a distinctly antique 40's sound. The results are charming. Many of the cuts have a soft swinging lilt that is a quite different sound than that of the other "graduates" of the Buena Vista Social Club. Of course, the percussive jump of some cuts will be recognized. This is a fantastic album that has not been out of my car CD player in two months. It's my favorite of all the Cuban CDs I own and clearly the best of the post-Buena Vista recording by any of the stars of that grouping. Eliades Ochoa's recent Son De Santiago comes closest."