On Friday March 15, DJ Pete Pop was enlisted to provide music for a Friday night at the 190 Bar in Newburgh, NY. Pete Pop then enlisted Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus to aid and abet his activities (although his name was left off the poster!).

The 190 Club, for some reason, is located at 190 Broadway in downtown Newburgh. It was the site of the super successful New Year’s Eve party that also had audio stimulation by Pete Pop and The Boog. However, for this particular Friday night happening, Pete Pop decided against a recreation of his Do The 45 in order to present a special evening for the elite crowd that comes to drink at 190; he called for cumbia, boogaloo, soul and funk. Knowing Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus, we knew he would throw in some mambo records as well.

The music was originally meant to provide a soundtrack for the nice folks who get together at the club to socialize and swig frosty beverages, but a of couple hours into the night, these nice folks were dancing in the aisles, movin’ and groovin’. It wasn’t New Year’s Eve, but it was a gas.

Here’s a list of all the records played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus:

• Chicken y sus Comandos–Guacamole con Chile (Discos Columbia)
• Los Destellos–La Cumbia del Sol (Odeon; Peru)
• Pedro Laza y sus Pelayeros–Linda Mujer (Discos Fuentes)
• Walter Wanderley–Minha Saudade (Verve)
• Johnny Spencer and the Kona Koasters–Temptation (Imperial)
• William DeVaughn–Be Thankful for What You Got (Roxbury)
• Booker T. & the M.G.’s–Melting Pot (Stax)
• Jay and Cathy’s Clowns–The Bottle (S&K)
• Dyke and the Blazers–You Are My Sunshine (Original Sound)
• The Village Callers–Hector Part 2 (Rampart)
• Los Mirlos–Cumbia de la Selva (Gas; Mexico)
• Carlos Roman y su Conjunto–Swing Colombiano (Welcome Twist) (Son-Art; Mexico)
• Ricardo Ray Orch.–Comejen (Termites) (Fonseca)
• Betty LaVette–A Little Help From My Friends (Karen)
• Earl Lett Quartet–Do the Thing (Wild)
• Dicky Williams–You Got a Good Thing Going (Ace)
• Winfield Parker–Shake That Thing (Arctic)
• Frank Williams Rocketeers featuring Little Beaver–Good Thing (Part 1) (Lloyd)
• Sisters Love–Forget It, I Got It (A&M)
• Lowell Fulsom–Why Don’t We Do It in the Road? (Jewel)
• Ralph Jackson–Jambalaya (Amy)
• Marva Whitney–What Kind of Man (King)
• Lee Dorsey–Working in the Coal Mine (Amy)
• The Exclusive–Gracias (Thank You) (Palacio; Venezuela)
• Dizzy Gillespie–Chicken Giblets (Tribute)
• Baby Cortez–My Little Girl (T-Neck)
• The Delfonics–Ready or Not Here I Come (Can’t Hide From Love) (Philly Groove)
• Bernie Hayes–Cool Strut Part I (Volt)
• Junior & the Classics–Kill the Pain (Magic Touch)
• Anna King–Mama’s Got a Bag of Her Own (End)
• Junior Wells–(I Got A) Stomach Ache (Vanguard)
• Delroy Wilson–Can I Change My Mind (Grape; UK)
• Fela Ransome-Kuti & the Africa ’70–Shakara Oloje (Editions Makossa International)
• The Afrosound–La Sampuesana (Fuentes; Ecuador)
• The Latin Brothers, canta: John Jairo–Dale al Bombo (Fuentes; Panama)
• Los Mirlos–Cumbia De Los Pajaritos (Gas; Mexico)
• Earl Bostic–El Choclo Bossa Nova (King)
• The Embers–Peter Gunn Cha Cha (Wynne)
• The Killer Joe Orchestra–My Girl Sloopy (Cha-Cha–Watusi) (Atlantic)
• Los Socios Del Ritmo–La Gallina (Capitol; Mexico)
• Mad Dog & the Pups–Funkey Monkey (Magic City)
• Belmonte and His Afro-American Music–It’s Mambo Time (Columbia)
• Don Ippolito and His Orchestra–Take Me Out to the Ball Game Mambo (De Luxe)
• Toño Quirazco y Su Conjunto–Mama Gorda (Orfeon)
• Fruko y sus Tesos–Descarga Fruko (Pearless; Mexico)
• Grupo Sta. Cecilia; canta: Sergio Ru’z–1 – 2 – 3 Hustle (Orfeon; Mexico)
• Dave Day and the Red Coats–Calypso Rock (Kapp)
• John Lee Hooker–Mambo Chillun (Vee-Jay)

None of these records are for sale.