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Another Ł2 find on yesterdays trip out, I wondered how this would sound, it is a rather refined recording with sophisticated Latin rhythm, and is rather good. According to the record notes "Onda Nueva" is a swinging 3/4 time measure originating from Venezuala, other sources say it is derived from the Bossa Nova.
Charlie Byrd / Aldemaro Romero – Onda Nueva = The New Wave
Label: CBS – 64879, CBS – S 64879, CBS – C 31025
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: UK
Released: 1972
Genre: Jazz
Style: Latin Jazz
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