• 1. La Senorita Lola
      • 2. Lo Sabia
      • 3. Venimos Acabanda
      • 4. El Alacran
      • 5. La Pena (Plena)
      • 6. Cookie Crumbs
      • 7. De Eso Nada Monada
      • 8. Sunny
      • 9. Soul Freedom

      70's Latin Funk that kicks!

      The King of Miami's Cuban music scene, the late Ray Fernandez, is featured here fronting his enormously talented family band on an album that first brought him into the spotlight.

      Heavily influenced by deep funk and Latin music, their psych-tinged creations also incorporated many other kaleidoscopic sound infusions, including soul, calypso, Afro-Cuban and salsa.

      Fronted by Ray Fernandez, his band included his very talented wife and two sons and proved to be a highly influential group on Miami's Latin music scene in the late 70's. What also made them stand out was their versatility; this group could easily shift from Cuban funk to Reggae in a blink. Their instrumentation was also different to the 'norm', and where a lot of similar sounds were saxophone-led, this band used a bass clarinet. Instead of bongos, Ray and His Court played with the unique Osi drums from Africa.

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