ORQUESTA CIMARRON: RARE GUAGUANCÒ: TR#115X(1975) W/RAFAEL DE JESUS HEAR NM
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Feb 5, 2015 Sold Date
Jan 29, 2015 Start Date
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A GEM BURIED BY THE FANIA EMPIRE!!!

REMEMBER THE GREAT DEE JAY (SHORT FOR DE JESUS: DJ) ORQUESTA, WELL THE SOINGER WAS RAFAEL DE JESUS…HERE HE IS WITH THE ORQUESTA CIMARRON ON THE TITO RODRIGUEZ TR RECORDS...LATER ACQUIRED BY FANIA:

GREAT GUAGUANCÒ…VERY ELUSIVE ...HARD TO FIND...RECORD IS M- COVER IS VG+++ ... HARD TO FIND... DO YOUR HOMEWORK IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS...

 

ORQUESTA CIMARRON

Label: TR Records ?– TR 115X

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo

Released: 1975

Style: Salsa

 

TRACKS SIDE A:

A1     Mentira

Arranged By – Pupi Legarreta

Composed By – Jose Gomez Torres

4:28

A2     Como Sufri Tu Ausencia

Arranged By – Marty Sheller

Written-By – Ray De La Paz

5:33

A3     Speak Softly Love

Arranged By – Harry Shields

Composed By – Larry Kusik, Nino Rota

4:40

A4     La Chica De Barrio Obrero

Arranged By – Sonny Bravo

Written-By – Raul Marrero

5:16

 

TRACKS SIDE B:

B1     Mi Montuno

Arranged By – Ron Davis

Written-By – Ron Davis
3:50

B2     Maria Matimbe

Arranged By – Wilfredo Mullings

Written-By – Johnny Ortiz

5:28

B3     Cariño Nuevo

Arranged By – Marty Sheller

Written-By – Johnny Ortiz

3:25

B4     Triste Soledad

Arranged By – Marty Sheller

Written-By – Johnny Ortiz

5:50

B5     Mambo En Bone

Arranged By – Harry Shields

Written-By – Harry Shields

3:03

 

THE BAND:

Bass – Danny Martinez

Bongos – Michael Moss Ruiz

Congas – Eddie Montes

Coro – Wilfredo Duran

Engineer – Bob Blank

Leader, Musical Director, Trombone, Tuba – Ron Davis

Piano – Sam Berrios

Producer/Arranger – Marty Sheller

Production Manager – Pat Laino

Saxophone [Alto & Tenor] – Craig Walker

Timbales – Carlos (Charlie) Bengochea

Trombone – Kathy Cary

Trumpet – Abel Asinas, Nathan Shaw
Vocals [Canta], Leader – Rafael de Jesus  

RECORD CONDITION: NM!!!

LABELS CONDITION: NM!!

COVER CONDITION: VG+++ NO SPLITS, MINIMAL EDGE WEAR!

REMARKS: ORIGINAL!!!!!

FROM THE WEB : 

THIS LP WAS RECENTLY SOLD FOR (POPSIKE WEB SITE)

Orquesta Cimarron

End price: USD $99

End date: 2014-08-01   Start price: USD $15

Number of  bids: 4   Auctioned at: ebay

Record VG++

CoverVG+

 

Orquesta Cimarron

Canta: Rafael de Jesus

TR 115X
End price: USD $71  End date: 2009-08-05

Start price: USD $10   Number of  bids:16

Auctioned at: ebay

LP: VG++ or better

Cover: VG++ with very mild seam wear

 

DISCOGRAFIA DE RAFAEL DE JESUS:

 

Orchestra Deejay - "Las Malas Lenguas" - Lewgas Records

Orchestra Deejay - "Forget It" - Lewgas Records

Orchestra Cimarron - 1975 - "LP-TR 115x" - TR Records

Orchestra Cimarron - 1977 - "Erupcion" - COC Records

Eddie Palmieri - 1978 - "Lucumi Macumba Voodoo" - Epic Records

Luis "Perico" Ortiz - 1978 - "Super Salsa" - New Generation

Luis "Perico" Ortiz - 1978 - "One Of A Kind" - New Generation

1981 - "Lo Que Fue No Sera" - New Generation Records

1984 - "En Grande" - Corso Records
1988 - "Twice As Good" - Primo Records

 

INTERVIEW WITH RAFAEL DE JESUS:

NL: I know you from the Eddie Palmieri days and later on the Luis "Perico" Ortiz days. What part of your history am I missing?

 

    RDJ: (Jokingly) Well, here I'll read it to you. Back in Brooklyn I was part of Orchestra DJ.

 

    NL: George do you know about that?

 

    GR: Yep. They recorded for MGM. The record says you were 15 years old. Was that accurate?

 

    RDJ: I was 16 when I recorded with them but you know I was gigging with them a year earlier. I hooked up with their bongo player who was a member of the band with my cousins. I asked him to hook me up with them if they needed a singer. I was very lucky because Orchestra DJ gigged a lot. It turns out that Georgie De Jesus' parents owned a photography studio. They would also sell wedding dresses and gowns for weddings. People rented tuxedos and all sorts of things for weddings. So on top of selling their photography, their gowns, and tuxedos for the weddings we would sell them the band. So for a small two trombone B or C band, whatever you want to call it, there was never a weekend that we didn't work. In those days, Ralph Mercado had the Three In One club on Flatbush and The Saint George was having those Grand Paradise weekend dances. I mean for any reason a dance would spark up in different neighborhoods, and we were lucky to be the warm up band. We had a great time.

 

    GR: You had a hit with that record. What year was that?

 

    RDJ: I don't know. It had to be 72, 73

 

    GR: I still have the vinyl. He had a hit in there. What was it Black Shadows (MY NOTE: GREAAATTT!) or Dark Shadows?

 

   RDJ: It was Black Shadows. We had Black Shadows on a 45 rpm. On the other side we had this song titled La Jara. Our first 45 was with Mars Records. I still have that 45 from Orchestra DJ. At times I listen to those record and wonder "what on earth were we thinking about?" I mean these were songs we were serious about! That's what we knew (laughter). Black Shadows was a chacha with two trombones and English lyrics.

 

   GR: La Jara also made it to the album. You guys got a lot of radio play with that record.

 

    RDJ: Yeah we did. And to think about it, in the neighborhood and all around New York we had a certain impact. We even traveled a bit. I had a lot of fun being involved with a band at 16 years old. At the age of 17 got my first car. I was always either in school or at work. I had a part time job plus the band. There was always a place to go. And to reflect back to those days, most of my friends of that time are either dead or in jail today. There are not too many success stories. However, I do feel that being involved in a band is one contributing factor to the fact that I am still here. We recorded two albums!

 

    NL: Now, you move on and become popular throughout Latin America with Perico.

 

    GR: No, there is more before Perico. There is Orchestra Cimarron, which made a big impact in NYC around 1975. You guys got a lot of work here right?

 

    RDJ: Yes. You know many of us in Orchestra DJ took different paths. Some of us pursued college degrees, others heavy drugs. At that time I was working in a Junior High School in Brooklyn. I met a gentleman by the name of Ron Davis who was the Assistant Principal. He played valve trombone and was also the head of the music department at the school. We met and decided to put a band together. We became co-leaders, he knew certain people, I knew certain people. We started to make phone calls, got people together, started rehearsing, and it started all over again! Going to the clubs looking for work, "mira que te tengo una bandita aqui, que esto y que aquello, que mira, que chequea, que dame un brake. I won't charge you, olvidate we'll pay you if you let us play", that was our situation. We started working again. We got lucky again with the weddings. I had it down, because I was like the Master of Ceremonies. I played so many weddings I was like, (Ralph puts on an announcer's voice) "Good evening ladies & gentlemen welcome to the Cordon Blue. At this time I'd like every one to please rise. I'd like to introduce to you - the bridal party...(whispering to the band members) 'mira tocate una cosita alli...un chacha...systems too loud shhhh...mira tate quieto ok. (Back to announcer's voice) Now ladies and gentlemen". We played everything. 'You play rock music?...mira este, I dunno how do you?...dale alli olvidate'. As long as the people were happy and paid us we didn't care. We would eat, drink, and dance. Forget about it.

 

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Near Mint (NM) 

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(LP) There may be some blemishes, maybe a scratch or two, but nothing too deep. It will not cause the record to skip or repeat. There will be no prolonged surface noise. There may be some minor warping but it will have no affect on the listening experience at all. Chances are there will be spindle marks. A VG+ record will show some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. 

Very Good (VG/VG-) TO BE SOLD AS IS!!!

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(LP) There will be some blemishes, and some few scratches. They should not be at the feel-able stage though. There could be a skip or repeat, but only one or two at most. More often the deeper scratches will cause more frequent and prolonged surface noise. There may be some warping but it will not cause the needle to jump. Chances are there will be spindle marks. A VG/VG- record will obviously have been played and occasionally handled roughly by the original owner.

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