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	Streetplay.com: The Stickball Hall of Fame - El Barrio - Joe Cuba
		Joe was a also a stickball, baseball and basketball player back in the 40's and 50s.
		Joe was born and raised in an apartment building at 62 east 115th street.
		Joe is often described as the founder of the Boogaloo.
	www.streetplay.com /stickball/halloffame/jcuba.shtml (579 words)

	Joe Cuba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Joe Cuba born "Gilberto Calderon" in 1931 in the city of New York, is a Puerto Rican musician.
		Cuba is considered to be the "Father of Latin Boogaloo".
		Cuba was raised in an apartment building where his father had become the owner of a candy store located on the ground floor (street level floor).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Joe_Cuba (580 words)

	Joe Cuba vuelve al escenario tras años de enfermedad \| terra
		Joe Cuba vuelve al escenario tras años de enfermedad
		Joe Cuba vuelve al escenario tras años de enfermedad
		Joe Cuba regresó para cautivar al público con su salsa, un año después de abandonar su lecho de enfermo.
	www.terra.com /ocio/articulo/html/oci158544.htm (504 words)

	Joe Cuba
		In 1955 the Joe Cuba sexteto was born and his vibraphone sound caught on.
		In 1962, when the group recorded "To be with you" for Seeco Records, the band began gaining popularity with Nick Jiménez’s arrangements and with the voices of Cheo Feliciano and Jimmy Sabater.
		Joe Cuba’s sound changed with recordings of "El Pito" and "Bang Bang"; he not only sold millions of copies, but also allowed Cuba’s sexteto enjoy the number 1 spot in the Latin music world along with Eddie Palmieri’s orchestra.
	www.salsa-in-cuba.com /eng/artists_joe_cuba.html (142 words)

	www.cyclingnews.com presents the Joe Papp diary 2005
		Joe with Yanixa, the Cuban triathlete he almost ran over after her crash (notice the road rash – hers, not his!).
		Joe (r) with Melito Heredia (c) winner of the 2006 Univest GP and the author’s teammate Alvaro Tardaguila (l) who came second.
		Joe and wife Yuliet caught by the paparazzi volpe during a night on the town in Centro Habana.
	www.cyclingnews.com /riders/2005/diaries/papp/?id=papp0503 (2815 words)

	PBS \| Stealing Home \| Debate \| Defections
		These are players who chose freedom and who chose to be able to sell their talents or put their talents up for the highest bidder and reap the benefits of the that talent and of the efforts that they have made to hone them.
		Joe Cubas used to be have a monopoly on the Cuban market.
		Joe Cubas was their agent off record the first time in the Bahamas.
	www.pbs.org /stealinghome/debate/defections.html (4067 words)

	BOOGALOO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Performers such as Jimmy Sabater and Joe Cuba clearly state that Boogalu was inspired by the interaction between African American dancers and Latin musicians in New York at nightclubs such as Palm Gardens Ballroom.
		Cuba said in his desperation to complete the album he told the band members to repeatedly play the band’s sign off musical phrase (Asi Se Gozar) and they were instructed to laugh, talk, clap and create a party atmosphere.
		Joe Cuba is considered one of the first Latino/Nuyorrican (New Yorker of Puerto Rican descent) Salsa musicians to incorporate English into his lyrics.
	www.salsaroots.com /boogalu.htm (1951 words)

	Joe Cuba Sextette con Cheo Feliciano - Joe Cuba - Music Downloads
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		Check the albums tab for other downloads from Joe Cuba.
		Sorry, at this time no streams have been found for Joe Cuba Sextette con Cheo Feliciano.
	www.mp3.com /albums/362586/downloads.html (589 words)

	CUBA, Joe : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Grew up in Spanish Harlem; formed Joe Cuba Sextet '54, recorded for Mardi Gras, then Seeco for LPs Steppin' Out '62, Diggin' The Most '64, Comin' At You '65, Breakin' Out mid-'60s, Para Enamorados Solamente/Jos Cheo Feliciano (latter two were compilations); then to Tico as definitive '60s unit.
		Cuba's last two albums, the Grammy- nominated Cocinando la Salsa (Cookin' the Sauce) '76, and El Pirata del Caribe/The Caribbean Pirate '79.
		Solo c'69, El Hijo de Teresa/Teresa's Son c'70, To Be With You '77 and Gusto '80; went on to co-lead Combo Gigante with Charlie Palmieri in the 80s and shared lead vocals on the swinging, no frills Dance City '94 by ex-Tito Puente mambo dancer Eddie Torres and His Mambo Kings Orchestra.
	www.musicweb-international.com /encyclopaedia/c/C286.HTM (515 words)

	soul sides: JOE BATAAN: ORDINARY GUY
		That's why I'm really glad Joe Bataan came to town this weekend to play what was really and amazing, amazing show at Herbst Theater in S.F. It wasn't sold out but it felt like a capacity show and it wasn't just that the music was soul-satisfying and rousing (which it was).
		Bataan wasn't the first boogaloo master - he followed in the footsteps of folks like Joe Cuba, Pete Rodriguez, and others - but what he brought into the genre was a real soulfulness that wasn't always present in the more party-song style of other key boogaloo figures.
		Last but not least, Joe disappeared from recording for about 20 years but when he came back to it, he really blew a lot of folks minds on his Call My Name album, released by Spain's Vampi Soul and about to be put back out in U.S. rotation by Seattle's Light in the Attic.
	soul-sides.com /2005/09/joe-bataan-ordinary-guy.html (659 words)

	CMT.com : Joe Cuba Sextette : Biography
		Joe Cuba's music career started with La Alfarona X in 1950.
		In 1962, when the group recorded "To Be with You" for Seeco Records, the band began to soar to popularity because of Nick Jimenez's arrangements and the vocals of Cheo Feliciano and Jimmy Sabater.
		The Cuba sound changed with its recordings of "El Pito" and "Bang Bang"; it not only sold millions but enabled The Cuba sextet to enjoy the #1 spot in the Latin music world along with the Eddie Palmieri Orchestra.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/cuba_joe/bio.jhtml (165 words)

	ESPN Search: joe morgan
		Earl Wilson had a solid career, but his work off the field is what Joe Morgan remembers the most.
		Joe Morgan takes a look around the majors at some early storylines like the red-hot Dodgers and Jeff Kent.
		He may be biased, but Joe says his Big Red infield was no doubt the best.
	sports.espn.go.com /keyword/search?searchString=Joe_Morgan&source=l_navbar&rT=sports (1031 words)

	VH1.com : Joe Bataan : Biography - Urge Music Downloads
		No recording artist has more impeccable street credentials than Joe Bataan, the originator of the New York Latin Soul style that paralleled Latin bugalu and anticipated disco.
		Born Peter Nitollano, of African-American/Filipino parents, Joe Bataan grew up in Spanish Harlem, where he ran with Puerto Rican gangs and absorbed R&B, Afro-Cuban and Afro-Rican musical influences.
		Joe would take this tendency even further on his influential Salsoul, which fused funk and latin influences in slick yet soulful orchestrations.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/bataan_joe/bio.jhtml (465 words)

	Negro Leaguers in Cuba
		Louis Santop, Played in Cuba in 1912 and in 1920 were he batted.368.
		Joe Williams, Played in the Cuban League in 1946-47.
		Smokey Joe Williams, Had a lifetime 22-15 mark pitching in Cuba.
	www.cubanball.com /nlcuba.html (1616 words)

	The Smoky Mountain News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Joe’ family left before Castro took over, while Alina fled to Miami in 1961 on a fishing boat.
		Son De Cuba formed about two years ago after Alina heard “The Buena Vista Social,” a CD made in Cuba by Ry Cooder that features many of the legends of Cuban music.
		Alina is a piano teacher and Joe has been a musician and music teacher most of his life.
	www.smokymountainnews.com /issues/8_01/8_22_01/arts_dancing_shoes.shmtl (964 words)

	Toronto Sun Columnist: Joe Warmington - Cuba - a great place to visit
		Also, despite the U.S. trade embargo and the lack of aid since the collapse of the Soviet empire, the people of Cuba are surviving.
		They don't look hungry and they live happy lives in a country where cars from the 1950s are plentiful and the buildings of beautiful Spanish architecture are decaying at a rapid rate.
		She said all they want is their husbands released -- and perhaps even a change in their beloved Cuba.
	www.canoe.ca /NewsStand/Columnists/Toronto/Joe_Warmington/2005/04/14/996087.html (748 words)

	Joe Cuba Sextet
		Conga player and bandleader Jose Calderon, known as Joe Cuba, was born in New York City in 1931.
		His group, the Joe Cuba sextet, included timbales, viraphones, piano, bass and singer.
		In 1967, his recording Bang Bang scored on the national Hit Parade in the United States.
	www.si.umich.edu /chico/salsa/artists/jcsextet.html (74 words)

	Business trade with Cuba / Movimiento Sindical Independiente de Cuba - cubasindical.org
		JOE DOE VS. UNOCAL: "Aiding and abetting Human rights violation committed by others abroad" may impose a very serious economic liability and sanctions to you and your unethical greedy friends.
		Our independent labor union leaders need not be identified as JOE DOE; Seven heroic Union leaders, prisonners of conscience, were sentenced to a total of 150 years in Cuba.
		The life of Military Dictatorship in Cuba is endangered by Castro's poor health, please use good judgment on your future dealings with Castro.
	www.cubasindical.org /docs/d032105.htm (887 words)

	www.cyclingnews.com presents the Joe Papp diary 2003
		He was a double stage winner at the recent 2003 Vuelta a Cuba (UCI 2.5) and in 2002 won the GS Mengonin Grand Prix, the BMC NYC Cycling Classic for elite amateur men and a stage at Superweek, among other events.
		Joe Papp and Christian Vande Velde after finishing the 1996 Pan Am Continental Championships Road Race in Venezuela; Papp was 8th, Vande Velde 10th
		Joe Papp leads John Eadie of New Zealand in action on the Vandedrome portable track in 1997
	www.cyclingnews.com /riders/2003/diaries/papp?id=papp0310 (2938 words)

	Finger-lickin’! Steal this spare ribs recipe - Today: Food - MSNBC.com
		Joe Ojeda is executive chef of the Asia de Cuba restaurant at the Mondrian Hotel in West Hollywood.
		Joe Ojeda has been at Asia de Cuba since it opened six years ago, first as sous chef and exective sous chef, and now as executive chef.
		Prior to joining Asia de Cuba in 1999, Ojeda was sous chef for the Universal Studios/MCA Catering Department, handling parties ranging from film premieres to events with, among others, Mercedes Benz and MTV.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/9123478 (726 words)

	miamiherald051601.html
		This is legislation to foment and strengthen the civil society in Cuba," said Joe Garcia, executive director of the Cuban American National Foundation, who said the organization has always supported the infusion of cash to nongovernment groups on the island.
		Helms, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, is coauthor of the Helms-Burton Act of 1996 that tightened the embargo on Cuba.
		Critics point out that Poland was not as isolated as Cuba and had thriving opposition groups.
	www.globalexchange.org /countries/americas/cuba/uscuba/miamiherald051601.html (713 words)

	Center for International Policy
		Commentator Joe Davidson says the Cuban embargo isolates the US more than it does Fidel Castro.
		The steady stream of American business delegations to Cuba demonstrates the economic promise of a market denied.
		One of the best reasons to oppose that funding is the testimony of dissidents who don't want it.
	www.ciponline.org /cuba/cubainthenews/newsarticles/npr071601davidson.htm (471 words)

	Various Artists Songs For Latin Lovers CD
		From the laid back harmonies of the Joe Cuba Sextet to the kitsch charm of La Lupe; from the cocktail cool of Tito Puente to the suave crooning of Cheo Feliciano these are the tunes you'll know and the versions you'll love.
		Joe ‘Sonny’ Cuba had spent the 50s playing to and making records for the ‘Gatskill Circuit’ (honeymooners, weddings and barmitzvahs) and so had as good a handle as any on ‘easy’ Latin music by the 60s, when Jimmy Sabater crooned this Nicky Jiminez beaut.
		The singer on this track is almost certainly Miguelito Valdes, a Cuban whose distinctive style and explosive live performances led to his becoming a nationally familiar face with post-war Americans, a sort of Cuban counterpart to Brazil’s Carmen Miranda.
	www.unionsquaremusic.co.uk /titlev4.php?ALBUM_ID=124&LABEL_ID=2 (1710 words)

	Toronto Sun Columnist: Joe Warmington - Cuba can steal your heart
		I say cuidado in Cuba because you just might fall in love.
		The Cuban tourist promoters use the slogan "Cuba, Si" but I think "Cuba Con Amor" might be more appropriate -- you know, Cuba With Love.
		It would be a good slogan because the place has a special allure to it.
	www.canoe.ca /NewsStand/Columnists/Toronto/Joe_Warmington/2005/01/27/911315.html (974 words)

	Joe Cuba MP3 Downloads - Joe Cuba Music Downloads - Joe Cuba Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		In 1955 the Joe Cuba Sextet came into being and his vibraharp sound caught on.
		In 1962, when the group recorded "To Be with You" for Seeco Records, the band began to soar to popularity because of Nick Jimenez's arrangements and the vocals of Cheo Feliciano and Jimmy Sabater.
		The Cuba sound changed with its recordings of "El Pito" and "Bang Bang"; it not only sold millions but enabled The Cuba sextet to enjoy the #1 spot in the Latin music world along with the Eddie Palmieri Orchestra.
	www.mp3.com /joe-cuba/artists/2723/summary.html (186 words)

	HYP RECORDS/Vinyl Safari: Latin--Joe Cuba
		Like many of the greats before him, Joe Cuba (Gilberto Calderon) started as a timbalero and then vibes player before emerging as a bandleader and composer-arranger of considerable strength and popularity.
		Cuba did not make many records, but he managed to reach the top of the heap at each critical stage.
		Joe Cuba Sextet: Cha Cha Chas to Soothe the Savage Beast; Mardi Gras LP-5021
	www.hipwax.com /music/latin_js.html (571 words)

	Lista de Todos los Productos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The sun is melting the sideways, the fire hydrants are colour fountains, surrounding which the kids dance and enjoy themselves.
		The local radio djs are playing Joe Cuba, Johnny Colon, Cheo Feliciano, Hector Lavoe...
		Raw as life in the streets, the music of Joe Bataan and his band lurks among the histories of the mental state of the cities, there where races, dances and rythms get mixed.
	www.vampisoul.com /shop/en-us/p_161.html (356 words)

	Ethnic & World Music - Newsletter #126 - Joe Bataan -> Various Artists
		Born in the barrios of New York City of Filipino and African-American heritage, singer, songwriter, pianist, and arranger Joe Bataan grew up listening to a wide variety of latin and fl music forms.
		He put all that to good use in the two 1967 and 1968 Fania label albums compiled here, which "crossed over" to the R and B charts and made him "the King of Latin Soul." The two infectious title songs, both sung in English by Bataan, became hits with English and Spanish-speaking fans.
		Fantastic two CD set featuring all the recordings made by this great and influential Cajun fiddler and singer for Gold Star and Cajun Classics along with the sides he recorded in 1940 as a meber of Happy Fats and His Rayne-Bo Ramblers.
	www.rootsandrhythm.com /roots/NEWSLETTER126/newsletter126_ethnic.htm (1174 words)

	::::: SOUL STRUT ::::: QUALITY REVIEWS ::: HIP HOP, FUNK, JAZZ, PSYCH, BREAKS, ETC.
		It’s 1972 and Joe Cuba and his sextet aren’t wearing suits and ties anymore.
		Joe Cuba is by far my favorite Latin player.
		Joe Cuba was one of the leaders of New York City’s Boogaloo movement in the mid-1960s.
	www.soulstrut.com /reviews/list.php?category=Latin&page=2 (397 words)

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