AI! SI! SI! : MAMBO & LATIN FLAVOURED RHYTHM & BLUES CD

Track listing:
I Got To Learn To Do The Mambo - Ivory Joe Hunter
Mambo Shevitz - The Crows
Cha Cha Baby - New Yorker's 5
Ay Si Si - The Dootones
Mambo Fiesta - The Calvaes
Lips Red As Wine - The Colts
Going Down To Tia Juana - Andre Williams
Caldonia's Mambo - The Street Singers
Morocco Chant - The Moroccos
The Mambo - The Charmers
Mambo Boogie - The Harptones
Lonely Lonely Village - The Calvaes
Aye Senorita - The Echoes
Mexico Bound - The Champions
Honey Love - The Drifters
Lover's Mambo - The Ontarios
We Like Mambo - Huey "Piano" Smith
Hey Senorita - The Penguins
Do Be Oo Be Wop Wop - The Squires
Show Me The Merengue - Lee Andrews & the Hearts
Niki Niki Mambo - The Nu-Tones
Mambo Baby - Ruth Brown
Loop De Loop Mambo - The Robins
Mambo Baby Tonight - Candy Rivers & The Falcons
Shake It Up Mambo - The Platters
Mambo Santa Mambo - The Enchanters
Mambo Of Love - Nolan Strong & the Diablos
Barcelona Rock - The Moonglows

Born as a mixture of jazz-swing and Cuban music - a fantastic blend for foot moving music, and often featuring wild acrobatics, The Mambo gained big popularity in the USA during the late 1940s through to the mid-50s, when dancers used to hang around legendary places like New York's Park Plaza or The Palladium Ballroom.
Suddenly everything that had a Latin sound was hip and cool - a few Spanish words ("Hey Se