Latin Soul (album)

Latin Soul
Live album by Poncho Sanchez
Released	October 26, 1999
Genre	Latin jazz
Length	68:04
Label	Concord Jazz
Producer	John Burk, Poncho Sanchez, David Torres

Latin Soul is a live album by Poncho Sanchez, released through Concord Jazz in 1999. ^[1] In 2000, the album won Sanchez the Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Performance. ^[2]

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"El Conguero"	George Balmaseda, Kenny Goldberg	6:10
2.	"Ven Pa Bailar"	Poncho Sanchez, David Torres	5:46
3.	"Ican"	Eddie Cano	7:45
4.	"Watermelon Man"	Herbie Hancock	6:13
5.	"Conga Blue"	Billy Mure	7:31
6.	"Lisa"	Willie Bobo	8:51
7.	"Bésame Mama"	Mongo Santamaría	6:55
8.	"Guaripumpe"	Traditional	8:54
9.	"Listen Here/Cold Duck Time"	Eddie Harris	5:42
10.	"Mama Guela"	Tito Rodriquez	7:23

Personnel

• Production Development - Alexis Davis
• Linear Notes - Billy May
• Composer - Billy Mure
• Production Coordination - David Millar
• Arranger, Composer, Mixing, Piano, Producer - David Torres
• Composer - Eddie Cano
• Composer - Eddie Harris
• Linear Notes - Edward James Olmos
• Trombone - Francisco Torres
• Composer - George Balmaseda
• Executive Producer - Glen Barros
• Art Direction, Design, Photography - Greg Allen
• Composer - Herbie Hancock
• Associate Producer - Jim Cassell
• Mixing, Producer - John Burk
• Composer - Kenny Goldberg
• Baritone Saxophone - Mike Whitman
• Composer - Mongo Whitman
• Associate Producer - Nick Phillips
• Remote Recording Engineer - Phil Edwards
• Arranger, Composer, Congas, Mixing, Percussion, Primary Artist, Producer, Soloist, Timbales, Vocals - Poncho Sanchez
• Chekere, Timbales - Ramon Banda
• Mastering, Mixing, Mixing Engineer - Ron Davis
• Mixing Assistant - Ronnie Rivera
• Flugelhorn, Trumpet - Sal Cracchiolo
• Flute, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone - Scott Martin
• Composer - Tito Rodriguez
• Bass, Chekere, Vocals - Tony Banda
• Composer - Traditional
• Composer - William Bobo

References

1. "Poncho Sanchez Latin Soul". AllMusic. Archived from the original on 17 November 2021. Retrieved 21 September 2021.
2. "Santana Dominates Grammy Awards". The New York Times . The New York Times Company. February 24, 2000. p. 2. Retrieved November 3, 2010.