Orlando "Puntilla" Rios y El Conjunto Todo Rumbero A Tribute to Gonzalo Asencio, "Tio Tom" CD

The compositions of the late "street hero" Tio Tom (Gonzalo Asencio) epitomize the most rooted of Afro-Cuban musics—the rumba. A fusion of African traditions that came together around 1900 in urban Havana and Matanzas province, the rumba is the signature sound of the solar, the creative cauldron of shared space in Afro-Cuban neighborhoods. This singing and all-percussion tribute to Tio Tom boasts the all-star line-up of Conjunto Todo Rumbero, led by renowned drummer Orlando "Puntilla" Rios. 24-page booklet, 59 minutes.

Tracks:
1 Mi tierra (My Land)
2 No me culpes a me (Don't Blame Me)
3 Caballeros, que mujer (Gentlemen, What A Woman
4 Solo, errante y bohemio (Alone, Errant, and Bohemian)
5 Mal de yerba (The Bad Seed)
6 Donde estan los cubanos? (Where Are the Cubans?)
7 Siento que me regana el corazon (I Feel Like My heart Is Scolding Me)
8 Yo soy tu ley (I Am Your Law)
9 Tio columbia (Uncle Columbia)