Artist	Song
Tito Puente & His Orchestra	A Gozar Timbero
from Dance Mania (Legacy Edition) (2009)
Pérez Prado	Mambo No.8
from Mambo (2005)
La Sonora Matancera	Burundanga
from Viejoteca de Salsa Vol. 6 (2008)
Beny Moré	Que Bueno Baila Usted
from Cuban Originals: Beny Moré (1999)
Machito and His Orchestra	Sopa de Pichón
from Cha Cha Cha At the Palladium (2007)
Tito Rodriguez & His Orchestra	Esto Es Felicidad
from Mambo Madness (2010)
Tito Puente	El Cayuco
from Dance Mania (Legacy Edition) (2009)
Bebo Valdés	Babalu
from Cuban Dance Party (2006)
Chico O'Farrill	Cachita
from Cuban Blues - The Chico O'Farrill Sessions (1996)
La Sonora Matancera & Celia Cruz	Yerberito Moderno
from Live, Vol. 1 (2001)
Pérez Prado	El Manisero
from The Best of Perez Prado: The Original Mambo #5 (2006)
Tito Puente & His Conjunto/Orchestra	Picadillo
from The Best of Tito Puente, Vol. 1 (1990)
Orquesta América del 55	Bilongo
from América del 55 (2001)
Machito	Freezelandia
from La Herencia: Machito (2010)
Carlos Argentino & Sonora Matancera	Ave María Lola (Guaracha)
from Vintage Cuba Nº11 - EPs Collectors "Yo Canto Para Tí" (1958)
Beny Moré	Bonito y Sabroso (Con Orchestra Rafael de Paz)
from Cuban Originals: Beny Moré (1999)
Orquesta Aragon	Calculadora
from Legends of Cuban Music: Orquesta Aragón (Recorded In La Habana 1955-1958) (2006)
Cortijo y Su Combo	El Negro Bembon
from Viejoteca de Salsa Vol. 6 (2008)
Tito Rodriguez & His Orchestra	Chen Chere en Guma
from Mambo Madness (2010)
Tito Puente & His Orchestra	Saca Tu Mujer
from Dance Mania (Legacy Edition) (2009)
Celia Cruz	La sopa en Botella
from Celia Cruz: Greatest Hits (2010)
Beny Moré	Maracaibó Oriental
from Ritmo (2006)
Orquesta Aragon	Sabrosona
from Legends of Cuban Music: Orquesta Aragón (Recorded In La Habana 1955-1958) (2006)
La Sonora Matancera & Bobby Capo	Piel Canela
from Live, Vol. 2 (2001)
Tito Puente y su Orquesta & Vincentito Valdes	Cao Cao Maní Picao
from The Best of Tito Puente, Vol. 1 (1990)

Comment:

In 1958, master [i]timbalero[/i] Tito Puente released [i]Dancemania[/i] — possibly the very best of his more than 100 albums. "A Gozar Timbero" and "Saca Tu Mujer" are culled from those sessions. Back in Cuba, the violin-based [i]charanga[/i] sound found its apex in Orquesta Aragón - check out the joyous "Sabrosona" and the hilarious "Calculadora."

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