Rhythms Of The South - Edmundo Ros & His Orchestra Used Vinyl LP Record

This 1959 Decca pressing of “Rhythms Of The South” by Edmundo Ros & His Orchestra is pure mid‑century escapism on wax. Brass lines snap, percussion shimmers, and those easy-swinging Latin arrangements feel like they were recorded in a room full of sharp suits and strong cocktails. The vinyl itself plays in Very Good condition, with that warm Decca depth collectors chase, while the cover sits at a solid Very Good Minus—honest shelf wear, but the vintage artwork still looks proudly lounge‑ready. No modern reissue quite nails this balance of punchy rhythm section and smooth, spacious strings. If you’re building a serious Latin-lounge corner in your collection, this original LP earns its place—perfect for late-night listening, background spin during dinner, or just admiring on the shelf between plays. Buy Rhythms Of The South vinyl LP in Very Good condition Today! TRACKLIST A1 - Spanish Gypsy Dance (Paso Doble) () A2 - The Blue Danube (Valse Creole) () A3 - Barcarolle (Baiao) () A4 - La Machiche (Marcha) () A5 - Capullito De Aleli (Son Rumba) () A6 - Siboney (Mambo) () B1 - Isle Of Capri (Cha-Cha-Cha) () B2 - Colonel Bogey (Merengue) () B3 - Elizabeth (Samba) () B4 - Caminito (Tango) () B5 - Marta (Bolero) () B6 - Cachita (Guaracha) ()