Pucho And The Latin Soul Brothers

During the 1960s, no one combined virtually equal elements of jazz, Latin music, pop, soul, and funk as well as Henry "Pucho" Brown. Pucho and his band (which included at various times such notable musicians as saxophonist Harold Alexander and drummers Bill Curtis and Neal Creque) never achieved the widespread recognition afforded other Latin jazz performers, though the Latin Soul Brothers grooved at least as hard. On recordings and in concert, Pucho -- who is not Latino, but African American -- consciously bridged the gap between the popular Latin sounds of the era from Machi...