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Afro-Cuban Band
Rhythm of Life (LP)
Arista Records (US) / 1978 / AB 4188
LP-album 33 ⅓ rpm Vinyl record
Produced, arranged and conducted by: Michael Zager for Love-Zager Productions
Executive Producer: Jerry Love
"A Product of Love"
Side A
1. Rhythm of Life (5:48)
2. Black Widow Woman (5:35)
3. Baila (5:50)
Side B
1. The Moon Is the Daughter of the Devil (6:58)
2. You're Like (3:44)
3. Delicado (6:38)
The Afro-Cuban Band put out a really good album on Arista Records in 1978. Produced by Michael Zager, The Afro-Cuban Band consisted of many stellar studio musicians of the day who weren't even Cuban such as Alan Schwartzberg on drums and Francisco Centano on bass. This is a great album overall and the audio quality is tops as well.
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Feb 27, 2008 | 9:26 amI am prejudice, as a Cuban born deejay, I fell in love with this album before I heard it! Something to do with the name of the band. I played the title track consistently, it did fairly well, like most DISCO music, it depended on what time I played it. On my scale, because I am prejudiced, it gets a 7.
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Nov 04, 2005 | 9:06 am
This was a really, good LP!
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May 30, 2005 | 1:32 pm
Judging from your username I take it you played sax. Which alto, tenor? Tell us some more about your time with this group. Was there more than one album? Thanks.
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May 29, 2005 | 7:01 am
I was in the road band in ' 78 -' 79 We had alot of appearances on local tv dance shows from NY to Fla and Canada.
The club scene was also great, appearing with greats like Sylvester, Bohannon, Karen Young, The Ritchie Family. Any alumni out there? Anybody w/magazine interview articles or videos of tv shows ACB appeared in ... Please contact me. Thx, SS
Hello. I've been trying to discover the name of a song from a PBS sponsorship commercial. The ad came out immediately after Sesame Street's closing credits- not the Sesame Street Chime song, commonly called on Youtube. It's obviously an Afro-Cuban song. I ran into it at a concert, played by a dj, and it brought back memories. I cannot find this song for the life of me. And no one I've asked, even those who love Afro-Cuban music seem to know this. Can anyone help me out here? Thanks
Alex