Volume 2: Mambo Fever (Capitol 32562)
Welcome to Mamboland - c'mon pilgrim, leave that chapeau with Dinah the blonde hatcheck, the cover's lower than the bottom shelf rye. Our color scheme's cherry pink and apple blossom white, and there's a swizzle stick monogrammed YNH (Your Name Here). The swamp cooler's blasting, and yet you feel it - Mambo Fever. Feel free to hunt wild game in the zebra-striped banquettes. When you hear the sound of the maracas, you will forget everything boring that's ever happened in your life...The mambo was a dance, it was a pulse, oh hell, it was sex to a 50's nation busy hiding its libido between contraband pages of The Tropicof Cancer. And a hot wind loaded with pheromones was what the white mainstream caught from our neighbors to the South. There were artists communing with the Afro-Cuban dieties by playing mambo.
"Hooray For Hollywood (Cha-Cha)" - Don Swan and His Orchestra
"Manana (Is Soon Enough For Me)" - Jackie Davis
"Peter Gun Mambo" - Jack Costanzo and His Orchestra
"Chihuahua" - Luis Oliveira and His Bandodalua Boys
"I Can't Believe You're In Love With Me" - The John Buzon Trio
"Mambo Jambo (Que Rico El Mambo)" - Dave Barbour
"Camana" - The Twin Pianos Of Henri Rose and Bobby Stevenson
"Taki Rari" - Yma Sumac
"Way Down Yonder In New Orleans Mambo" - Van Alexander and His Orchestra
"El Cumanchero (Guaracha-Fast Rhumba)" - Don Swan and His Orchestra
"Oink, Oink Mambo" - Chuy Reyes and His Orchestra
"Diga Diga Doo" - The John Buzon Trio
"Hernando's Hideaway" - Billy May's Rico Mambo Orchestra
"Tico Tico (Samba)" - Don Swan and His Orchestra
"Glow Worm Cha-Cha-Cha" - Jackie Davis
"Malambo #1" - Yma Sumac
"Can-Can Overture" - Jack Costanzo and His Orchestra
"Oye Negra" - Terry Snyder
