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Latin jazz has produced many unforgettable recordings, and Let's Go Bobo!
by Willie Bobo stands among the most energetic and rhythmically exciting
albums of the genre. Released on Roulette Records as R 25272, this vibrant
LP showcases Bobo's signature blend of Afro-Cuban rhythms,
jazz improvisation, and danceable grooves that helped shape the sound
of Latin music in America during the 1960s.
As a master percussionist, bandleader, and innovator, Willie Bobo brought
together a talented orchestra capable of delivering explosive arrangements
and infectious rhythms. Let's Go Bobo! captures the excitement of a live
Latin dance floor while maintaining the sophistication appreciated
by jazz enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Willie Bobo's influence extends far beyond this album. Throughout his career,
he helped bridge the worlds of jazz, Latin music, soul, and funk, inspiring
generations of percussionists and bandleaders. Let's Go Bobo! remains an
excellent introduction to his powerful
rhythmic style and enduring musical legacy.
credits:
The only musician positively identified in available discographies is:
Musician Instrument
Willie Bobo drums, timbales, percussion
The original album credits and major discographies list the backing
group simply as “Unidentified Orchestra.”
No authoritative source currently names the sidemen.
Recorded in 1964
Produced by Teddy Reig
Released on Roulette later that year.
tracklist:
A1 Let's Go Bobo
Written-By – Tillman*, James*
2:47
A2 Caribe
Written-By – Willie "Bobo" Corea*
2:45
A3 Twist The Monkey's Tail
Written-By – David Burns*
2:45
A4 Tell It Like It Is
Written-By – David Burns*
2:45
A5 Get Crackin'
Written-By – Teacho Wiltshire
2:45
A6 Wild Rice
Written-By – Teacho Wiltshire
2:30
B1 The Hip Monkey
Written-By – Teacho Wiltshire
3:31
B2 Trinidad
Written-By – Teacho Wiltshire
2:55
B3 Timbale Groove
Written-By – Teacho Wiltshire
2:45
B4 Go Go Go
Written-By – Teacho Wiltshire
2:37
B5 Be's The Other Way
Written-By – Dave Burns
2:22
B6 A La Bobo
Written-By – Burns*, Corea*
2:52

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