The Best of The Joe Cuba Sextet

Title Tracks for The Best of The Joe Cuba Sextet

1. Bang Bang
2. Cocinando
3. Ay Milagro
4. El Raton
5. Joe Cubas Latin Hustle
6. My Man Speedy
7. Quinto Sabroso
8. El Pito
9. Trip To Mamboland
10. Sock It To Me
11. Y Tu Abuela Donde Esta
12. Oriza Oco
13. Psychedelic Baby
14. Pataquibiriquambambaram
15. Quires Volver
16. Yo Y Borinquen
17. Mi Salsa Buena
18. Bailadores
19. Joe Cubas Madness Pts 1 And 2
20. Oye Bien
21. Mujer Divina
22. La Tortilla
23. Talk About Love
24. Alafia
25. Ritmo De Joe Cuba
26. Hey Joe Hey Joe
27. Elube Chango
28. Wakini
29. No Coman Cuento
30. To Be With You
31. Mi Lindo Son
32. Oh Yeah
33. Flacos Cha Cha
34. La Malanga Brava
35. Contigo Aprendi
36. Ya Se Acabo

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(2 customer reviews)

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful

Best of not so best..., July 5, 2007

N. Miranda "Consumer Joe" (NY, NY) - See all my reviews

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I'm a big fan of Joe Cuba's music which is why I bought this Best of Joe Cuba Sextet, but this best of album released by Charly is not so great.

The songs are of low quality (to the point of being muffled). They even went as far as trying to remix the original songs such as Bang Bang (one of my favorite Joe Cuba songs), which came out poorly. Advice to record distributors trying to make a quick buck with best of albums, don't mess with original classics. If so, then make it clear to the consumer and don't try to pass it off as a Best of album featuring classic "originals". Call it the "Best of poorly done re-mixes done on the cheap album".

6 of 7 people found the following review helpful

Passion and Fire!, January 10, 2003

Larry R. Harris (Manhattan Beach, CA United States) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: The Best of The Joe Cuba Sextet (Audio CD)

Oye Como Va is the only cut missing from this album. A fantastic buy...two CDs...36 cuts. I am a Tito Puente fanatic but I am unable to think of any two of his albums that surpass this double set by Joe Cuba. Too bad there are no samples to listen to but if you like to dance and are anywhere near in agreement with my following likes in latin music, don't give it a 2nd thought. Purchase this baby. Besides Puente, my preferences are Malo, Ridriguez (Pete and Tito), Eddie Cano, Johnny Martinez, Willie Bobo, and Poncho Sanchez. At the other end of my spectrum would be Prez Prado, Xavier Cougat, Rene Bloch and anything that smacks of commercialism. With this album, Joe Cuba epitomizes the 'feel' that is contained in latin music.