When this title song became a big hit in 1958, this band was a "ghost band." Dorsey died in '56, and Warren Covington was the new front man leading the way on the slide trombone. The whole album picks up on the Latin American dance craze that was sweeping the nation. The arrangements were made by Irving Caesar and Vincent Youman's.
When this title song became a big hit in 1958, this band was a "ghost band." Dorsey died in '56, and Warren Covington was the new front man leading the way on the slide trombone. The whole album picks up on the Latin American dance craze that was sweeping the nation. The arrangements were made by Irving Caesar and Vincent Youman's.
