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Fania All Stars' Classic 'Latin-Soul-Rock' LP Returns to Vinyl for the Legendary Collective's 50th Anniversary

Fania All Star's long-out-of-print classic 'Latin-Soul-Rock' returns to vinyl for 50th anniv.

On August 24, 1973, 40,000 salsa fans (a record-breaking crowd at the time for a Latin music event) eagerly piled into New York’s Yankee Stadium to watch some of the world’s most influential artists share the stage. But the Fania All Stars—a collective that included such legends as Johnny Pacheco, Willie Colon, Ray Barretto, and Héctor Lavoe—was eager to highlight its versatility by performing not just Latin hits, but also soul and rock hits from the day.

The Fable of Fania

How the Record Man Harvey Averne Helped Take Latin Music Worldwide

How Harvey Averne Helped Take Latin Music Worldwide

Now 87, he reflects on his time at Fania Records, his tempestuous creative relationship with Eddie Palmieri and his exit from the industry he loves.

Transcripts for MSNBC Leguizamo Does America 20240604 00:45:00

- salsa is around. ♪ - so the birth of salsa-- people think it's from cuba or puerto rico. where--how did it happen? - el son, which is from cuba, is what salsa is. ♪ - son is a genre of music and dance created in cuba, heavily influenced by african rhythms and sounds. these rhythms became a touchstone for the latino community when they began immigrating to the united states. - salsa is a big new york thing because when our parents came here in the '30s and the '40s, that's probably all they had. music was intertwined in all of our activities and all our events. - but what was the special flavor that new york brought to el son that people call salsa? - what happened in the '70s, you cannot deny the fact that fania records, with jerry masucci and johnny pacheco

Transcripts for MSNBC Leguizamo Does America 20240604 03:45:00

- so the birth of salsa-- people think it's from cuba or puerto rico. where--how did it happen? - el son, which is from cuba, is what salsa is. ♪ - son is a genre of music and dance created in cuba, heavily influenced by african rhythms and sounds. these rhythms became a touchstone for the latino community when they began immigrating to the united states. - salsa is a big new york thing because when our parents came here in the '30s and the '40s, that's probably all they had. music was intertwined in all of our activities and all our events. - but what was the special flavor that new york brought to el son that people call salsa? - what happened in the '70s, you cannot deny the fact that fania records, with jerry masucci and johnny pacheco put new york salsa on the map.

Transcripts for MSNBC Leguizamo Does America 20240604 02:45:00

it's like you look for jesus. is jesus around? no, it's not jesus. - salsa. - salsa is around. ♪ - so the birth of salsa-- people think it's from cuba or puerto rico. where--how did it happen? - el son, which is from cuba, is what salsa is. ♪ - son is a genre of music and dance created in cuba, heavily influenced by african rhythms and sounds. these rhythms became a touchstone for the latino community when they began immigrating to the united states. - salsa is a big new york thing because when our parents came here in the '30s and the '40s, that's probably all they had. music was intertwined in all of our activities and all our events. - but what was the special flavor that new york brought to el son that people call salsa? - what happened in the '70s, you cannot deny the fact that fania records, with jerry masucci and johnny pacheco

How Salsa Music Took Root in New York City

When Afro-Cuban mambo met big band jazz, musical sparks flew.

Grupo Fantasma with Joe Bataan 5.27.22