SUN SUN BABAE- CONJUNTO CASINO (FAZ, ESPÍ...) PANART#LP-2109 (1960) BLACK LABEL

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Conjunto Casino – Sun,Sun, Babae 

Label: Panart – L.P. 2109

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, High Fidelity

Country: US

Released: 1960

Genre:Latin 
Style: Guaguancó, Guaracha, Mambo

A1                   Sun Sun Babae

A2                   Junto A Un Cañaberal

A3                   Mi Bambalaye

A4                   No Se Porque No Me Quieres

A5                   Barin Bareta

A6                   Rumba A La Vida

B1                   Amor Antillano

B2                   Guarachita

B3                   Si Me Pudieras Querer

B4                   Somos Diferentes

B5                   Serenata A La Luz De Luna

B6                   Los Cinco Sentidos

Record Company – Panart Recording Corp 

Although no date, or Panart Recording Corp
This was/is the 1st US original early 1960's (1960-1961) pressing of the 1957 Cuban original release on the Panart Records label.

Vinyl weighs over 180 grams. Heavy Vinyl, deep groove

Matrix / Runout (Hand Etched -Cara A): LP-2109A 1
Matrix / Runout (Hand Etched- Cara B): LP-2109B 1

PANART

Thanks to Julia Sabat (Ramon Sabat’s,PANART Owner wife), who sent the master copies from Havana to New York, around 80% of Panart's catalogue was "saved" before the government took over the company. Julia and her daughters then left Havana shortly after the Revolution, while Ramón remained in Cuba in charge of the company. Finally, in 1961, they managed to get Ramón out of Cuba In 1961, its studios were seized by Fidel Castro's communist regime and the label was nationalized,. He and his wife established themselves in Miami (Hialeah). Julia started working in a record factory in Hialeah with Ramón's brother, Galo. Together they issued 1950s recordings made in Cuba on various imprints, including Adria Records and Puchito Records, all manufactured in Hialeah.

After establishing a subsidiary (Panart Recording Corporation) in New York in 1952, the same year it pressed its first LPs, Panart was pressing half a million records a year, 20% of which was exported outside of Cuba (over 50% by 1959). Its dominance over the jukebox business in Cuba and the strategic (geographical) advantage over its main competitor, RCA Victor, explain part of Panart's success. Moreover, Panart was able to secure contracts with some of the most popular and innovative musicians and groups in the country, from Conjunto Casino to Julio Gutiérrez and Cachao. 

Besides having to compete with major American record labels, primarily RCA Victor (or its subsidiary, Discuba, between 1959 and 1961), and to a lesser extent, Capitol, Panart had to compete with numerous independent Cuban records labels that were established during the 1950s following the success of Sabat's company. These Cuban labels include Puchito, Kubaney, Suaritos, Gema and Maype amongst others…

LP: MOSTLY VG++ NO SKIPS...MINIMAL CLICKS ALMOST VG+ ON ONLE A FEW TRACKS

LABELS : NM!

COVER: BACK: VG- NO SPLITS! TAPE PARTIALLY CAREFULLY REMOVED....MARKS!

COVER FRONT: CLOSE TO VG+ NO SPLITS