The Harvey Averne Band -

Review by Keith Kralik

The Harvey Averne Band's self-titled album is a true masterpiece of Latin soul and jazz music. Released in 1971, this album is a perfect blend of Latin rhythms, soulful vocals, and jazzy instrumentation that captures the essence of the New York City music scene of the time.

The album features a mix of original compositions and covers, all of which are expertly arranged and performed by the talented musicians in the band. Harvey Averne's vocals are a highlight of the album, with his smooth and soulful voice perfectly complementing the Latin rhythms and jazzy instrumentation.

One standout track on the album is the band's cover of "Cucaraca Macara," a classic Latin tune that the band infuses with their own unique style and energy. Another highlight is the original composition "Dynamite," which features a funky bassline and catchy horn riffs that are sure to get listeners grooving.

Summary by Keith Kralik

the Harvey Averne Band's self-titled album is a must-listen for any fan of Latin soul and jazz music. The band's expert musicianship and infectious energy make this album a timeless classic that is still relevant and enjoyable today.