LATIN TRIP - CFD

On a
LATIN TRIP
Catalogue No. DLD 1095
CFD
Produced by Michael Wilson

REVIEW
BY
CHARLES SCOTT
(Premier Ballroom Dancing DJ)

LATIN TRIP is the new CFD CD from Ross Mitchell's Company Dance And Listen Limited. Sixteen excellent tracks I believe will be well received by all the Latin dancers.

The three Cha Cha Chas are really punchy "Lets Get Loud", "Sex Bomb" and "Rock DJ".The same can be said for the three Sambas with a strong odd beat rhythm...."Uncle John From Jamaica",next with "Flee Fly Flo" (try saying that after a few drinks).with "Hollar" as the third samba..I feel this CD could sell with next track alone.

The Boyszone hit "No Matter What" together with two very good Rumbas "Shape My Heart"and "Never Had a Dream Come True", The three Jives are played at 38, 41 and 44 B.P.M. and are ideal for teaching, practice or competitions.

A new Paso Doble NO IT'S NOT THE SPANISH GYPSY DANCE but a tune called El Guitarrista Espanol ;(If my Spanish translation is correct mean the Spanish Guitar) Nice Paso.The last tracks are excellent with three very good Salsa's."Genie In A Bottle"."She Knows What She Wants" and "Born To Make You Happy".

This CD is certainly worth adding to your collection.

KEEP FIT, KEEP DANCING. Charles Scott

On a
LATIN TRIP
Catalogue No. DLD 1095
CFD
Produced by Michael Wilson

REVIEW
BY
Bryan Allen
(Dance News Limited)

Want to go on a trip ? Then take a LATIN TRIP with the CFD sounds from Dance And Listen Limited. Michael Wilson and Ross Mitchell have just released this great Latin CD, catalogue No. DLD 1095 and for me it is one of their very best yet.

The series of CFD CD's are always up to date in tune and song selection, guaranteeing the interest of young dancers around the world. Additionally they have produced music and sounds that will inspire Latin dancers both competitor and others alike.

Three really good Cha Cha Chas, three very good Sambas, three excellent Jives ( 38,41,44 BPM respectively). There is a new Paso-Doble featuring the guitar sound entitled 'El Guitarrista Espanol. The three Rumbas were, in comparison, not quite as good but very satisfactory. The three Salsa tracks were a little disappointing lacking the 'hot' sounds that Salsa bands seem to produce but with ten out of sixteen tracks exceptionally good it is a CD I suggest you get !!

Bryan Allen