Frankie Dante, Orquesta Flamboyan Different Directions
1970 Vinyl Abbey Record Pressing
Cha-Cha
Guaguancó
Salsa
Latin Jazz
Instrumental

Main image
Cotique
arranged by, composed by, piano Ed Edenfield
bass Eddie Gonzalez
bongos Alex Ojeda
congas "Latin" Joe Colon
engineer Bob Liftin
lyrics by [lyricist], lead vocals [lead singer] Frankie Dante
mixed by [re-mixed] Bob Liftin
mixed by [re-mixed] Vince Garrett
other [choro], percussion Jose "Juicy" Cruz
photography by Mort Waters
producer Ralph Lew
timbales Billy "Tata" Baxter
trombone Angelo Rodriguez
trombone Joe "Chickie" Fuente
Pressed By Abbey Record Manufacturing Co., Inc.
1970 US Cotique Records 1st Mono label variation edition. The back cover of this edition was purposely placed in a upside down position. Released with a large ring pressing on the center record labels with a vinyl weight of approx. 180 grams.

There is a hidden, untitled A5 track which begins after approx. 3 seconds of silence following track A4/ Paz. It begins with the sounds of birds chirping, and with lyrics sung in a capella.
There is another hidden, untitled track following B2/ En Caracas (La Gente Bailan Sabrosa). It begins after approx. 3 seconds of silence, and it's a Latin Jazz Instrumental Guaguanco.

The initials of AB etched within the matrices, indicates this was pressed at the: [l547466].
Matrix / Runout: COLP-203 12-4-70 R AB 12/70 (Side 1, etched)
Matrix / Runout: COLP-204 12-4-70 AB 12/70 (Side 2, etched)



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