HAR-YOU PERCUSSION GROUP "Sounds of the Ghetto Youth" : The best high-school band record ever made? Released in 1967 on ESP Disk, later reissued by Luv N' Haight and Cubop.

I found a great post about this from the blog, Music is My Sanctuary, while doing research for this thread —> (5/5)

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A remix by Jazzanova of the single was paired with the Jazzanova mix with Carl Craig’s stunning remix of Johnny Blas’s Picadillo (A Lo Blas). (4/5)

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HAR-YOU Percussion Group: Sounds of the Ghetto Youth album review @ All About Jazz HAR-YOU Percussion Group: Sounds of the Ghetto Youth album review by Jerry D'Souza, published on April 3, 2009. Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!

“(R)oger "Montego Joe" Sanders was given the opportunity to mentor a group of young men. He was involved with HAR-YOU, the acronym for Harlem Youth Unlimited—his role including teaching them Afro and jazz percussion...” (3/5)

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A Song A Day #1 Har-You Percussion Group: Welcome to the Party. I first encountered this tune as part of Ubiquity Records’ New Latinaires series. it is a wickedly funky Latin Jazz groove. (1/5)

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HAR-YOU Percussion Group: Sounds of the Ghetto Youth album review @ All About Jazz HAR-YOU Percussion Group: Sounds of the Ghetto Youth album review by Jerry D'Souza, published on April 3, 2009. Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!

“(R)oger "Montego Joe" Sanders was given the opportunity to mentor a group of young men. He was involved with HAR-YOU, the acronym for Harlem Youth Unlimited—his role including teaching them Afro and jazz percussion.” (3/5)

#ASongADay #HarYouPercussionGroup #WelcomeToTheParty #LatinJazz