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First Sundays Concert Series Whitmore Park, Annapolis –  September 2014

Que Sera
Composed by Tito Puente Paul Hannah featured on flute Joined by Orlando Cotto on on congas, Rudy Morales on percussion and vocals, Harry Appelman on piano, Tom Williams on trumpet, Leigh Pilzer on bari sax, Mark Merella on timbales, Doug Elliott on trombone and George Marquez on vocals
Mambo #5
Composed by Perez Prado Paul Hannah featured on flute Joined by Orlando Cotto on on congas, Rudy Morales on percussion and vocals, Harry Appelman on piano, Tom Williams on trumpet, Leigh Pilzer on bari sax, Mark Merella on timbales, Doug Elliott on trombone and George Marquez on vocals

“An Evening At The Palladium”  Creative Alliance,  Baltimore – May 2014

Oye Mi Guaguanco
Composed by Tito Puente This was covered on Rumba Club’s Desde La Capital recording on Palmetto Records. Features short solos from all three percussionists: Rob White on bongos sittin’ in, Sam Turner on congas, Mark Merella on timbales Joined by Samuel Munguia – piano, Gary Elter from WEAA’s Fiesta Musical on guiro, Leigh Pilzer on bari sax, Rudy Morales on percussion and vocals, Tom Williams on trumpet, Brad Gunson on trombone and George Marquez on vocals

Friday Night Live Concert Series,  Rockville Town Square – July 2014

Chango Te Llama
Composed by Oscar Hernandez from Daniel Ponce’s songbook. This is a rough video but features an amazing bongo stick solo by Sam Turner from two angles. Joined by Rudy Morales on percussion and vocals and Samuel Mungia on piano and vocals
Mambo #5
Composed by Perez Prado Classic mambo standard with a short montage featuring a solo by Tim Murphy. Joined by Ben Frock on trumpet, Leigh Pilzer on bari sax, Rudy Morales on percussion and vocals and George Marquez on vocals

Rumba Club playing Gondwanaland in Whitmore Park, Annapolis, MD

Gondwanaland

Composed by Leon Gruenbaum from Mamacita! – this time with a DC go-go groove Solos by Josh Schwartzman on bass, Paul Hannah on alto sax, Doug Elliott on trombone and Rudy Morales on percussion and vocals

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