MON RIVERA Y SU ORQUESTA Que Gente Averigua ALEGRE 823 MONO USA RARE LP
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Description
Description:
Artist: MON RIVERA Y SU CONJUNTO
Title: QUE GENTE, AVERIGUA
Label: ALEGRE LPA 823 - BLACK LABEL -1963 MONO - USA
ORIGINAL RALE LP
Condition:
Cover : VG+: penwriting on front and back cover cover. Wear on bottom seams.Record: VG+ : Visibles hairlines.
Plays very well!!!
Tracks:
A1 Monina
A2 Que Gente Averigua
A3 Pachanga Con Guaguanco
A4 Plebochanga
A5 La Cuca
B1 Como Esta Pita
B2 La Plechanga De Trabalengua
B3 Lluvia Con Nieve
B4 Una Plena
B5 En Casa De Pepe
Notes:
Efraín organized his own orchestra by 1962. As most Latino orchestras of the time, Efraín's orchestra didn't play plenas exclusively. Most of Efraín's plena numbers broke into a salsa section in mid-song, and he would sing or play any genre at dances and shows. This explains his experiments mixing plena with pachanga, boogaloo and Dominican merengue, such as "Qué gente averiguá'" ("What nosey people"), a song where he mocked people who openly criticized that he was a miser, recycling old clothes until they wore thin, keeping his money hidden in a barrel or wearing an old hat from his Mayagüez days down 8th. Avenue in Manhattan. Cheo Feliciano admits being Efraín's roadie once around this time.
He also experimented with latin jazz; his efforts were capped by an instrumental salsa song that is listed by many to be a standard of the genre: "Lluvia con Nieve" ("Rain with Snow") (which he recorded in 1964). The powerful artist lineup for this record included Charlie Palmieri and Eddie Palmieri on piano, Barry Rogers, Mark Weinstein, and Manolín Pazo on trombones, and Kako Bastar on percussion, among others. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mon_Rivera
Grading System – 78rpm & Vinyl
Record
Cover
M (10)
Mint: As New
M
Mint: As New
NM (9)
Near Mint: minor s signs of use.
NM
Near Mint: minor signs of wear.
EX (8)
Excellent: Light signs of usage, maybe very, very light defects. Details are indicated.
EX
Excellent:
very light defects, detail are indicated
VG+ (7)
Very Good Plus:
A few, light audible defects.
VG+
Very Good Plus:
Light defects.
VG (6)
Very Good:
Playable and enjoyable, but longer or more severe audible defects.
VG
Very Good:
Defects are indicated.
G (3 - 5)
Good:
Severe audible defects that are indicated. Listed by its rarity or historical value.
G
Good:
Severe defects that are indicated.
Listed by its rarity or historical value.