Orquesta Alto Maiz
"The Salsa Band"
azucar caliente
Azúcar Caliente

Recorded: July 31 and September 25, 1994, by Tom Tatman Catamount Studios, Cedar Falls, Iowa
Mix: Tom Tatman and Bob Washut
Band Photo: Jerry Vorland
Cover Design: Ab Gratama

Credits (1994)

<strong>Bob Washut</strong>: musical director, piano, arranger <img src= Bob Washut ("Chez"): musical director, piano, arranger and Ed East ("Eddie Oriente"): lead vocals, percussion, arranger and Steve Grismore ("Griz"): guitar, vocals, percussion and Jim Dreier ("Oddbar"): drum set (6, 10), percussion, vocals, arranger and Brent Sandy ("Turo"): trumpet, vocals and Peter Hart ("Pedro"): alto and tenor saxophones, flute (1,2,6,7,9,10) and Don Jaques ("el Torito"): alto and tenor saxophones, flute (3,4,5,8) and Al Naylor ("El Gimoteón"): trumpet and Rich Medd ("Ricardo"): trombone and Forest Stewart ("Mo-Fo"): bass and Dan Hummel ("El Martillo"): percussion and Tim Crumley ("Little Tito"): drum set (3,5), percussion and Tom Barry ("Señor T.B."): sound technician and arranger

Tracks

and Azúcar (6:52) --(Eddie Palmieri/arr: Bob Washut) and Para Los Rumberos (4:26) (Tito Puente/arr: Ed East) and Carmelina (6:02) (Willie Colón/arr: Bob Washut) and Canto Abacuá (8:21) (Rubén Blades/arr: Bob Washut and) Bang Bang (5:51) (Joe Cuba/arr: Tom Barry) and Tanga (7:52) (Dizzy Gillespie/arr: Jim Dreier) and Ran Kan Kan (5:05) (Tito Puente/arr: Bob Washut) and Cuando te Vea (5:08) (D.R./arr: Ed East) and Aha Uhum (4:23) (R.Diaz/arr: Ed East) and Movimientos del Alma (4:14) (Earl Klugh/arr: Bob Washut)