
A 12 track compilation CD sold at Old Navy stores (or maybe giveaway with purchase?). Description from the insert:
Beachside days and balmy nights just got a little cooler. This collection of mambo favorites brings you to refreshingly exotic destinations - and you never have to leave your lounge chair. Just sit back and enjoy the flavors of delicious Tropical Punch.There's just as much samba as mambo on this disc, but let's not nitpick. It's a fun listen with a nice mix of familiar and unfamiliar. I also like the way they sequenced the thing: 3 newer - 4 older - 3 newer - 2 older.
Peak on the US Billboard Top 200 chart: Did not chart
Tracks:
Title | Artist | Year |
|
1 |
Tres Amigos | United Future Organization | 1999 |
2 |
Chicharron N' Boogaloo | Los Chicharrons | 1999 |
3 |
Hit The Road Jack (Pé Na Éstrada) | Mo' Horizons | 2001 |
4 |
Soul Sauce (Guachi Gauro) | Cal Tjader | 1965 |
5 |
So Nice (Summer Samba) | Astrud Gilberto | 1967 |
6 |
Summer | War | 1976 |
7 |
Soul Bossa Nova | Quincy Jones & His Orchestra feat. Roland Kirk | 1962 |
8 |
Coração Tambor | Ian Pooley feat. Rosanna & Zélia | 2000 |
9 |
Sem Contenção (Sin Plomo Remix) | Bebel Gilberto | 2001 |
10 |
Reach Inside | Bah Samba | 2002 |
11 |
Goodbye Sadness (Tristeza) | Walter Wanderly Trio/Astrid Gilberto | 1966 |
12 |
Crickets Sing For Anamarie | Marcos Valle | 1966 |
Personal Memory Associated with this CD: None, but I just installed a new ceiling fan and hammock on the back porch so I'll give this disc another listen during a "balmy night" as described above. In my particular locale, such nights in June always include lots of fluids and a healthy coating of DEET. Temperatures this time of year average about 75 degrees at sunset with about 85% humidity so I'll need plenty of "Tropical Punch" to stay hydrated.
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