Mongo SANTAMARIA
Ramon "Mongo" Santamaría (7 April 1922 à La Havane ? 1er février 2003 (à 80 years) at Miami) was a Cuban percussionist. In 1950 he moved to New York where he performed with early Afro-Cuban jazz and salsa big bands such as Perez Prado, Tito Puente, Cal Tjader, Fania All Stars, etc.. Summary En 1963 he had great success with his interpretation of Watermelon Man, composition written by Herbie Hancock.Herbie Hancock He is also the composer of Afro Blue, which was repeated many times, notably by John Coltrane, Mccoy tyner, Michel Camilo, John McLaughlin or more recently by Carlos Santana, with Chick Corea, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, John McLaughlin and Ravi Coltrane in particular, during the Montreux Jazz Festival 2004. During summer 1969, he performs at the Harlem Cultural Festival Google machine translation: Mongo SANTAMARIA's original bio |
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| Mongo SANTAMARIA Arr : Michael PHILIP MOSSMAN Publisher : Hal Leonard Genre : Orchestra Group : Combo |
Set Wind Band (HL07011704-BA) : € 56,18 | ||
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| Mongo SANTAMARIA Arr : Michael PHILIP MOSSMAN Publisher : Hal Leonard Genre : Orchestra Group : Big band Style & options : Big-Bands |
Set Wind Band (HL07010987-BA) : € 60,14 | ||
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| Mongo SANTAMARIA Arr : Paul MURTHA/Will RAPP Publisher : Hal Leonard Genre : Orchestra Group : Marching band |
Set Wind Band (HL03745577-BA) : € 66,47 | ||