Always There / Comin' Over Me (Vinyl 7") Soundtracks

Always There / Comin' Over Me (Vinyl 7") SoundtracksWillie Bobo was a Latin jazz percussionist from New York who recorded over 20 albums between 1963 and 1979. During the 70s jazz funk period he recorded a version of Always There to rival the Ronnie Laws original as the definitive version becoming a dance floor favourite. The album and extended 12 versions have been reissued many times, now heres a first issue of the more compact 7 version which has become more in demand recently. It is coupled with an

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as long as it's a tune you could envision played in at Mambo

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bassist Ron Brooks

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