Album US 1968 on Smash Records label
Latin and R&B/Soul (Soul, Boogaloo)
Track B2 is "Yeh Yeh" (written by Jon Hendricks, Pat Patrick and Rodgers Grant), altough credited as Joe Cuba Sextet's "Oh Yeah".
![]() | Jimmy Castor , 1940-2012 US saxophone, timbales, cowbell, vibraphone, album by, written by |
![]() | Paul Roland Martinez , bass |
![]() | Martin Charles congas |
![]() | Richard Landrum cng, perc, US congas |
![]() | Reginald Barnes drums |
![]() | Hillard Gibson guitar |
![]() | Ken Mills p, piano |
Marty Wekser liner notes |
Luchi DeJesus producer |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Hey Leroy, Your Mama's Callin' You | Jimmy Castor | Jimmy Castor, John Pruitt | 2:23 |
2 | Bang, Bang | Jimmy Castor | Jimmy Sabater, Joe Cuba | 3:05 |
3 | Our Day Will Come | Jimmy Castor | Bob Hilliard, Mort Garson | 2:30 |
4 | Ham Hocks Espanol | Jimmy Castor | Jimmy Castor, John Pruitt | 2:00 |
5 | How Beautiful You Are | Jimmy Castor | Jimmy Castor, John Pruitt | 2:47 |
6 | Hey Willie | Jimmy Castor | Jimmy Castor, John Pruitt | 2:55 |
7 | Oh, Yeh | Jimmy Castor | Jimmy Sabater | 2:45 |
8 | Winchester Cathedral | Jimmy Castor | Geoff Stephens | 2:40 |
9 | Southern Fried Frijoles | Jimmy Castor | Jimmy Castor, John Pruitt | 2:04 |
10 | Ol' Man River | Jimmy Castor | Hammerstein-Kern | 3:04 |