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My Toby's Blues - Tito Rodriguez & His Orchestra (MONO) [ Signature 21 • Sumiko Songbird H.O.M.C. ]

A native of San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tito Rodriguez came to New York City in 1939 to sing with his brother's band. He learned to play a variety of instruments before succeeding as a vocalist with Enric Madriguera, Xavier Cugat, Noro Morales, and José Curbelo. In 1947 he started his first band with René Hernández, Cachao Lopez, and Victor Paz. Several of the great Latin-American singers went on to form their own aggregations, but Rodriguez was the most successful. One reason is the music, which has the hip drive of Tito Puente (whom he copied during the Palladium battles of the 'two Titos') and the Palmieri brothers. Eddie Palmieri and company perform on some of his best albums. In fact, he and Puente, 'the two Titos' headlining at New York City's famous Palladium, were rivals for the title of Mambo King until Perez Prado took it. ______________ • Artist: Tito Rodriguez & His Orchestra • Album: Three Loves Have I: Cha-Cha-Cha-Mambo-Guaguanco • Title: My Toby's Blues • Year: 1958 • Label: RCA Records (1958)(MONO) •Reissue Label: Pure Pleasure Records (2018)(UK) ______________ Original Source • McIntosh MA352 2-Channel Hybrid Integrated Amplifier https://www.mcintoshlabs.com/products... ( Please Note: LTBS does not represent McIntosh audio equipment. Strictly for presentation purposes only ) • VPI Signature 21 Turntable (Rosewood) https://vpiindustries.com/products/si... • *Sumiko Songbird High Phono Cartridge * https://sumikophonocartridges.com/pro... VPI & Sumiko products represented and available for purchase exclusively from Let There Be Sound, L.L.C. of Weston, Florida. For more information contact Oswaldo Martinez at: e-mail - [email protected] mobile - (954) 465-5040 ______________ Digital Recorder • Tascam DR-100 MkIII Portable Digital Recorder @ 24-bit/192k Resolution ______________ Produced by Oswaldo Martinez President/Let There Be Sound (954) 465-5040 http://www.lettherebesound.com