Cameo Dance Orchestra - La Golondrina The Swallow La Paloma The Dove
Review by David Lear
The album La Golondrina The Swallow La Paloma The Dove by Cameo Dance Orchestra is a beautiful collection of classic Latin American songs. The orchestra's skilled musicianship and attention to detail shine through in each track, from the lively rhythms of "La Cucaracha" to the haunting melody of "La Golondrina."
Listeners will appreciate the variety of styles present on the album, which includes waltzes, tangos, and boleros. The use of traditional instruments such as the accordion and guitar adds to the authenticity of the sound.
One standout track is "La Paloma," a beloved Spanish song that has been covered countless times over the years. Cameo Dance Orchestra's rendition is both faithful to the original and uniquely their own.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| La Paloma (The Dove) | ||
| La Golondrina (The Swallow) |
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Formats
- Shellac
- 10"
- 78 RPM
Notes
Instrumental Tangos.About Cameo Dance Orchestra
"Bob Haring was the musical director of Cameo Records for the greater part of their existence most of the sides issued by the Cameo Dance Orchestra can be ascribed to him (Brian Rust, The American dance band discography 1917-1942, Arlington House, 1975, p. 257)
On some 78s, however, this artist credit was also used as a pseudonym for Bob Haring and his Orchestra, Henry Santrey and his Orchestra, Dixie Daisies ("itself probably a pseudonym"), Paul van Loan and his Orchestra, and Arthur Lange and his Orchestra, as well as on a number of recordings which has not been properly identified.