Cross Fire, by The Cabildos

Cross Fire

by The Cabildos

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1.	Cross Fire 03:34	buy track
2.	Barrio Bueno 02:53	buy track
3.	African Jewel 02:42	buy track
4.	Borderland 03:21	buy track
5.	The Smallest Share 01:55	buy track
6.	Max's Movida 03:31	buy track
7.	Devilry Time 02:35	buy track
8.	Habana Keynote 03:14	buy track
9.	Softly Sonora 03:29	buy track
10.	Kigis Konar Story 02:53	buy track

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Originally released in 1974 as VRL609 on Vroommm Records label.

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released January 1, 1974

All selections composed and arranged by Cabildo.

Johnny Cabildo - Keyboards
Max Ronnie - Drums, congas, timbales, kabasa, tambourine
Jo Gain - Electric bass
Chico Dramis - Special thanks!

Recorded at Leo Fraklin Studio Recording, Miami, FL, USA
Mastering engineer: Al Santini
Mixed by Max Ronnie
Cover design: Puchy

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