Euro Records - own edition
Euro Records: own edition
This is where EURO put their own releases which don't belong anywhere else!
These discs are available from us priced £12 - some we keep in stock, but most are special order only.
Catalogue
- EU 14002 Osvaldo Pugliese - El Eslabón Perdido
- EU 14003 Miguel Caló y su Orquesta de Las Estrellas
- EU 14004 La Tubatango - Bien canyengue
- EU 14005 Pascual "Cholo" Mamone - Conurbano Sur
- EU 14006 Orquesta Todo Corazón - Latidos
- EU 14007 La Cumparsita
- EU 14031 Carlos Di Sarli - 'Tangueando Te Quiero' 1951-1953
- EU 14033 Troilo-Grela
- EU 14041 Aníbal Troilo - Yo soy el tango (1938-1941)
Osvaldo Pugliese - El Eslabón Perdido
EU 14002
An incredible rarity! The first 12 tracks are Pugliese's lost LP on Stentor from 1960. The remaining three, with very poor fidelity, were recorded in 1948 for the film Mis Cinco Hijos (My Five Children) directed by Oreste Caviglia and Bernardo Spolianskyare. These recordings don't appear in the Pugliese discography, and singer Mario Alonso never recorded with Pugliese on disc.
Having said all that - this CD is mainly for collectors.
Track list
- Malambeao
- La vieja vale más
- Con voz rebelde
- Arrabal
- Vamos tropilla
- Amigazo
- Melenita de oro
- Baldosa floja milonga
- Nonino
- No tengo la culpa
- Muchachita del amanecer
- Sueño malevo
- El encopao
- La yumba
- A Barquinazos
Cantan:
Jorge Maciel (2,7,11); Alfredo Belusi (3,6,10,12); dúo Maciel-Belusi (5,8); Mario Alonso (13,15)
Miguel Caló y su Orquesta de Las Estrellas
EU 14003
In 1963 Caló reformed his famous Orquesta de Las Estrellas. Times were bad for tango and Caló was able to gather together nearly all the old names. This disc is a transfer of recordings made live from radio broadcasts on LR1 and LR3 (not studio tapes). The announcers sound as though they are declaiming epic poems rather than introducing the next track. It's all very charming but the fidelity is really poor - much worse than the '40s versions. Given their access to the vaults, this CD is a disappointment.
20 tracks, 2004 release
Track list
- Lejos de Buenos Aires
- Mañana iré temprano
- Esquinero
- El vals soñador vals
- En la calle
- Elegante papirusa
- Margo
- La maleva
- Bien criolla y bien porteña milonga
- Saludos
- Nadine
- El último café
- Tengo
- Te pregunto
- La cumparsita
- La abandoné y no sabía
- Y te necesito tanto
- Que falta que me haces
- Para siempre
- Nada
Cantan:
Raúl Berón (1,5); Alberto Podesta (2,4,7); dúo Podesta / Berón (9); Hector De Rosas (12,14); Roberto Luque (13); Raúl Ledesma (16,18,20); Roberto Rufino (17,19)
La Tubatango - Bien canyengue
EU 14004
This is charming enough, but I wish I could offer you the CDs of the original group Los Tubatango.
2006 release
Track list
- El pardo Cejas
- Hotel Victoria
- El apache argentino
- El torito
- Pimienta
- Corazón de oro vals
- El entrerriano
- Milongueando en el '40
- Derecho viejo
- Esquinero
- El flete
- Orillera
- La morocha
- El taita
- Romántica
- Joaquina
Pascual "Cholo" Mamone - Conurbano Sur
EU 14005
Twelve original compositions of Carlos Berges (music) and y la letra de Luis M. “Pichin” Bustince (words), performed by the octet of Pacual Mamone, with the voices of Reynaldo Martín (el Alemancito) and Nora Roca.
2006 release
Track list
- Ventana
- Siempre tango
- Sonrisa de Octubre
- Conurbano Sur
- Celular
- Espectro en el Abasto
- Los viejos bares
- Sangre morena
- Un cuarto de hora en Almagro
- Desolado Montserrat
- Cenicero de latón
- Purrete coraje
Orquesta Todo Corazón "Latidos"
EU 14006
This orchestra led by Doctor Pablo Chiale is made up largely of medical professionals and has been nicknamed the Doctors' Orchestra. In the first part of the cd, the arrangements are by the bandoneonista Carlos Pazo (ex Alfredo Gobbi) whilst in the second they are by the violinist Mauricio Marcelli, leading to a quite different sound.
2006 release
Track list
- Arrabal
- Sencillo pero vistoso
- La noche que te fuiste
- A Juan Carlos Copes
- Deleitante
- Falsa escuadra
- Monólogo
- Ausencia
- Triunfal
- Tango triste
- Chau Paris
- Sueño de juventud vals
- Luz tango
- Lejana tierra mía vals
- Inspiración
La Cumparsita "El Himno del Río de la Plata"
EU 14007
25 versions of La Cumparsita in chronological order, beginning with Firpo's from 1917. Of real interest for collectors and DJs.
2007 release
Track list
- Roberto Firpo (1917)
- Alonso-Minotto (1917)
- Carlos Gardel (1928)
- Francisco Canaro (1929)
- Julio De Caro (1930)
- Francisco Lomuto (1936)
- Osvaldo Fresedo (1943)
- Anibal Troilo (1943)
- Alfredo De Angelis (Recita Nestor Rodi) (1944)
- Francini-Pontier (Canta Alberto Podestá) (1946)
- Ángel D'Agostino (Canta Ángel Vargas) (1946)
- Feliciano Brunelli (1949)
- Osmar Maderna (1950)
- Hugo del Carril (1950)
- Edmundo Rivero (Orquesta Víctor Buchino) (1950)
- Juan D'Arienzo (1951)
- Alberto Macione (1952)
- Enrique Rodríguez (1953)
- Carlos Di Sarli (1955)
- Armando Pontier (1955)
- Alberto Castillo (1955)
- Astor Piazzolla (1957)
- Mariano Mores (1957)
- Mercedes Simone (1966)
- Leopoldo Federico-Roberto Grela (1967)
Carlos Di Sarli - 'Tangueando Te Quiero' 1951-1953
EU 14031
For a long time we’ve known that Carlos Di Sarli’s early 1950s sides on TK are even better for dancing than the late 50s ones on RCA. There was only problem: Music Hall went bankrupt and there was a legal problem about publishing the music. You just couldn’t get it anywhere.
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In 2008, I heard a rumour that EURO records was preparing a new release in their series Archivo TK. Well, it was true! That project has come to fruition, and the result is this album. At 25 tracks this is a generous album. Don’t think that the sound is as good as the lush late 50s instrumentals on RCA. It isn’t, because the masters are still locked in a vault somewhere, but as ever from EURO the quality is the best available. These are going to fly off the shelves like hot cakes.
2010 release
Track list
- Como los nardos en flor
- El ciruja
- Un momento vals
- Domani
- Cuatro vidas
- El Cachafaz
- Quien te iguala
- Tengo un amigo
- Viento verde
- Quejas de bandoneón
- Del barrio de las latas
- Buenos Aires yo te canto
- Dejame hablar
- Poema triste vals
- Pimienta
- Porteña y nada mas milonga
- Siempre mas
- Se muere de amor
- Re-Fa-Si
- Chimentos
- Caminito
- Tu pálida voz vals
- Fulgor
- Tangueando te quiero
- La misma tarde
Cantan:
- Oscar Serpa (3,5,9,14,17,21,23,25)
- Mario Pomar (4,8,11,13,16,18,20,22,24)
Troilo-Grela
EU 14033
In the 1950s, Aníbal Troilo formed a quartet with the guitarist Roberto Grela which ran alongside his activities with his orchestra. Together they created beautiful, sophisticated arrangements of tango music.
They recorded one LP (12 tracks) on TK in the years 1953-1955, and a second (10 tracks) on RCA-Victor in 1962-1963. Recording on two different record labels, and especially with the opaque copyright situation surrounding TK, has meant that these recordings have been difficult to unite on a single CD; only a single Japanese CD until now. The good news is, EURO records have finally done the job! This new release presents all 22 tracks together for the first time on an Argentine release.
2010 release
Track list
Aníbal Troilo - Yo soy el tango (1938-1941)
EU 14041
EUro are independent and so could include the two 1938 tracks from Odeón in this release. This album had a very brief life and I am not sure if it was ever produced in the factory. It is now available on mp3.
2013 release
Track list
- Comme il faut
- Tinta verde
- Yo soy el tango
- Mano brava [M]
- Toda mi vida
- Cachirulo
- Con toda la voz que tengo [M]
- Te aconsejo que me olvides
- Tabernero
- Pájaro ciego
- El bulín de la calle Ayacucho
- Milongueando en el '40
- Guapeando
- Una carta
- En esta tarde gris
- Cordón de oro
- Total, pa' que sirvo
- El cuarteador
- Maragata
- Tu diagnóstico [V]
- Cautivo
- Tinta roja
- No le digas que la quiero
- El tamango
- Sencillo y compadre
- Del tiempo guapo [M]
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