Machito [SEP] occupation
Tito Puente played timbales on the track, and Chino Pozo played percussion.
Machito's bands of the 1940s, especially the band named the Afro-Cubans, were among the first to fuse Afro-Cuban rhythms with jazz improvisation and big band arrangements. Machito was the front man, conductor, and maraca player of the Afro-Cubans and its successors while Bauza determined the character of the band. Bauza, Machito's brother-in-law from his marriage to Machito's sister Estela, hired jazz-oriented arrangers
& Anna McGarrigle (4 Aug 1981)
- King Crimson (8 October 1981)
- Klaus Schulze (22 Sep 1982)
- Kokomo (band)
- Legs and Co.
- Level 42 (21 Aug 1981)
- Light Of The World
- Lindisfarne
- Machito
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- McGuinn, Clark and Hillman
- Men at Work (25 Nov 1982)
- Merger (1981)
- Motor Boys Motor (4 Jun 1981) - alongside Bette Bright
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