Jukebox Mambo Volume IV: Afro-Latin Accents In Rhythm & Blues 1946-1962 CD Album
Jukebox Mambo Volume IV: Afro-Latin Accents In Rhythm & Blues 1946-1962 CD Album
Jukebox Mambo Volume IV: Afro-Latin Accents In Rhythm & Blues 1946-1962 CD Album
Jukebox Mambo Volume IV: Afro-Latin Accents In Rhythm & Blues 1946-1962 CD Album
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Jukebox Mambo Volume IV: Afro-Latin Accents In Rhythm & Blues 1946-1962 CD Album

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Various – Jukebox Mambo Volume IV: Afro‑Latin Accents In Rhythm & Blues 1946–1962  
Label: Jazzman – JMANCD136  
Series: Jukebox Mambo  
Format: CD, Compilation  
Country: UK  
Released: 24 Feb 2023  
Genre: Jazz, Latin, Blues  
Style: Mambo, Rumba, Rhythm & Blues

TRACKLIST  
Calvary – Marie Knight & Sister Rosetta Tharpe  
Evil One – The Dundees feat. Carlyle Dundee  
Wanda – The Heartbreakers  
Love For Sale – Helene Polite with The Dallas Reddick Trio  
Oscalypso – Oscar Pettiford, His Cello & Quartet  
Go Way Blues – Bixie Crawford with The Fletcher Smith Quartet  
Ali Baba’s Boogie – Preston Love And His Orchestra  
I Wake Up Early In The Morning – Mamie Ree And Jake Porter  
Caldonia – Monchito And His Orchestra  
What Is This Thing Called Love – Betty Mattson  
Mambo Blues – Effie Smith And John Criner Orch  
Big Mary’s – Titus Turner  
Canaveral Rock – The Blasts  
I Want You To Be My Baby (Mambo) – The Royals  
My Beat Is 125th St – Eunice Davis  
Girl Of My Dreams – Frank Butler  
Heartache & Troubles – Mr. Bo  
You’re So Good Looking – Otis Smith And His Orchestra  
Buddha’s Boogie – The Dukes Of Rhythm  
Voodoo Shango – Innocentay And The Afro‑Caribbeans  
Dark Of Night – Lawrence Stone with The Ernie Freeman Orch  
Song Of Sadar – Lawrence Peel And The Filatones  
When Love Is New – Kiki Williams with The Ellis Stukey Quintet

Jukebox Mambo Volume IV continues Jazzman’s acclaimed exploration of Afro‑Latin influences within early rhythm and blues. Spanning 1946 to 1962, this collection highlights the vibrant crossover between mambo, rumba and R&B, showcasing rare sides, deep cuts and forgotten gems from pioneering artists. Featuring contributions from Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Oscar Pettiford, Preston Love, Titus Turner and many more, the compilation captures the rhythmic innovation and cultural fusion that shaped post‑war American music. A richly curated addition to the Jukebox Mambo series.