RECORDING JOE CUBA'S BANG BANG

Fred Weinberg recorded the original Song, and has remixed it, as heard on Wolf Of Wall Street . The video is for reference only, with Fred a the Console from years back, and snippets from today.

[@nycsongman9758]

I will never complain about my DAW *again.*

[@harleyseligman9541]

One of the great concerts ..Madison Squre Garden Joe Cuba opening for James Brown 1969

[@harleyseligman9541]

I was there

[@jesusoropezaoviedo6063]

@@harleyseligman9541 Wow, wonderful!

[@mikesosa1146]

@@harleyseligman9541 I don't know you but I already hate you. Nah. I envy you. That must have been so cool to be there!!

[@mikesosa1146]

This has got to be 1966. The year the 45 came out. Thank you so much for sharing this behind the scenes gem. Sure looks like he is focused. WOW!!!!!

[@rxaa855]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@willyriera7068]

The Monsters Joe Cuba y su Orchestra Tema con Criterio, Salsaludos desde Ecuador - Guayaquil 🙌🏼🇪🇨🌟💞🔱🎹🎺🎷🥁🎧💪🏻😎

[@johnnynoirman]

TREMENDO! A MASTERPIECE!

[@anthemmakersmusic]

Wow cool old footage

[@julianandres707]

Hi Fred. Thanks for sharing that images, amazing job, I always enjoyed that mixing and recordings you made in the Latin music. One of my favorites is "El Músico" Ray Olan.

[@rxaa855]

Many thanks!

[@LizarazoAlberto]

El inconfundible estilo del sexteto de Joe Cuba: Alegre y divertido.

[@allenspatz3836]

Joe will never be forgotten, just play his vinyl records (vinyl has the best sound)

[@rxaa855]

I may be a decent Audio Engineer, but my video editing sux..Enjoy the music!!>

[@okonkolofilms3077]

Hi Fred, I'm working on a documentary about the Joe Cuba Sextet and I would like to interview you. Please call me: [phone]. Thanks! Richie Briñez.

[@twoonesixer9501]

Cornbread hog mogs and chitterlings!!

[@davidtovar2308]

Thought it said chilli beans

[@jeannieves6275]

🎼

[@LIFETEEN48]

Cheveron!!!!

[@mikemarvin9248]

catchy song with a lot of stereo panning

[@mikesosa1146]

The story behind this song is great. The sextet was playing to a predominately black crowd in NYC. Palladium I think but not sure. The sextet was bombing with the audience. They were not dancing mambo and cha-cha's. So the pianist started playing a random set of chords. They saw the crowd reacted so they all joined in adlibing. The sextet started voicing "Ah She Freaks". But the crowd started chanting "ah p p". Soon after that they went to the studio and recorded what could be considered their greatest hit and the start of the Latin Soul / Latin Boogaloo era. I feel lucky to have lived that era.

[@gilbertsanchez3277]

Chinga la ley? Lol

[@martinpreciadovillegas9139]

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