Ray Terrace – Oye El Cuchy Frito Man – Jubilee JGS-7002 1966 VG+/NM - Super Rare
$
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Description
Rare original pressing of Oye El Cuchy Frito Man by Ray Terrace, released in 1966 on Jubilee Records (JGS-7002). A hard-to-find gem that blends mambo, guaguancó, and son with New York Latin soul energy. Features killer vocals from Willie Torres and Manny Roman, plus standout percussion and brass arrangements that made Ray Terrace a Latin scene favorite. Excellent stereo fidelity from Select Sound Studios.
Perfect for collectors of Latin jazz, boogaloo, and rare salsa LPs from the golden era. Highly sought after and increasingly scarce in clean condition—this copy is VG+ to NM with only one visible scuff (see photos).
Tracks:
- Abaniquito – 3:05
- Cuchy Frito Man – 3:03
- Shadow Of Your Smile – 3:05
- Loco Y Contento – 5:05
- Hi, Hi, Hi – 4:18
- En El Barrio – 5:25
- Sonando – 3:54
- Guaguanco Para Los Pollos – 4:30
- Gozando Mi Son – 4:45
Details:
- Artist: Ray Terrace
- Album: Oye El Cuchy Frito Man
- Label: Jubilee Records
- Catalog #: JGS-7002 (Original Stereo pressing, not a horrible sounding reissue)
- Format: 12” Vinyl LP, Stereo
- Year: 1966
- Country: USA
- Genre: Latin
- Style: Mambo, Guaguancó, Son
- Vinyl Condition: VG+ to NM (one visible scuff, shown in photos)
- Cover Condition: VG+ (light shelf wear, poly plastic still attached)
- Extras: Stored in poly sleeve
Shipping Info:
- Ships in a secure LP mailer
- Free Fully Insured Shipping with Signature Confirmation
- Combined shipping for multiple purchases
- Tracking included
Notes:
This comes from a private collection of rare Latin, Fania-era, and Puerto Rican salsa vinyl. Stored upright in a climate-controlled, smoke-free environment.
Message me if you're searching for other records from Jubilee, Alegre, Tico, Vaya, Fania, or obscure 1960s Latin gems—I may have more not yet listed.
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