Ray Barretto: La Cuna Vinyl LP Minimal Wave Records but lyrically it's juxtaposed by

but lyrically it's juxtaposed by an aging Casablancas questioning “the 80s bands

While the original certainly holds it own

ommitting “Echo Bravo” which is only available on the original CD edition or the long-gone 4LP boxset

This is easily one of the most ambitious scores from Greenwood

reinforcing his position as modern rap’s most fearless and consistent innovator

Ray Barretto: La Cuna Vinyl LP Minimal Wave Records but lyrically it's juxtaposed byThis 1981 LP is an odd fit for both the master conguero Ray Barretto and the slick jazz funk label CTI, but thanks to the top notch band (Palmieri, Puente, etc.) we can leave that for the geeks to worry over and just enjoy the music. The standout here has always been "Pastime Paradise," a Stevie wonder flipped lovely by this gang of masters. After dispensing with a perfunctory vocal intro the band runs the rhythm down like it should be run, suave. The