This little gem was dug out of a pile of old records in a flea market a couple of months back. Lucho Bermudez was a Colombian clarinet player and band leader who blended local Colombian dance styles such as the cumbia and porro with the big band sound coming from the US. The result is a big, brassy and very danceable noise all pinned down by that heavy cumbia beat. The fabulous Soundway record label have just issued some of this fella's music on 7" which you can purchase here, and there's more lp's to download here and here.
Here's a sample of Lucho's itchy sound:
Tracklist:
01 Los Primos Sanchez
02 Mi Sahagun
03 Jalaito en Monteria
04 Cartagenerita
05 Marlene La Negrita
06 Caracoli
07 Hombre Al Agua
08 Palmar
09 Gaita de las Flores
10 Pacho Herrera
Get it HERE.



4 comments:
In some parts of Barranquilla of the old school one is preserved and continued listening to the music of maestro Lucho Bermudez
Gueeee...pajeeeee!!!
nice one, thanks!
Lovely, lovely! Thank you VERY much.
Wow, this band KILLS!
Thank YOU!
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