Vinyl 45 rpm Benny Bennet Vogue EPL7248 vintage jazz latin rare

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Description

This 45 rpm vinyl record features the original cover art of the Benny Bennet orchestra, illustrated in black and white with striking green graphic touches, typical of 1950s-1960s design. On the visible side, the photograph shows all the musicians performing, with a brass section, a percussionist in the foreground surrounded by various instruments (bongos, timpani, congas), and a dancer or conductor on the right, all dressed in dark suits and light shirts. The overall atmosphere evokes the world of Latin American jazz, reinforced by the typography and dynamic layout of the cover.

In the upper left corner of the cover, the "Vogue" label and the reference "EPL 7248" are clearly legible, important elements for identifying and finding this record on the vinyl market. On the upper right side, the song titles are printed: "A bailar el cha cha cha", "Mambo 39’5", "Chango Chango (liberal)", and "Tu m’as pris mon cœur", highlighting the diversity of Latin rhythms offered on this 45 rpm.

The name "BENNY BENNET" appears in large letters at the bottom of the cover, followed by the mention "et son orchestre de musique latine américaine" (and his Latin American music orchestra), confirming the musical orientation of the ensemble. The cover shows some visible signs of wear: blunted corners, slight marks and handling traces on the surface, typical of a vintage vinyl record that has circulated.

The visible side reveals no information about the condition of the record itself, but the cover retains a visual appearance true to the era of its production, with a stark contrast between the green and black areas, and a dynamic group photo, ideal for fans of Latin music, jazz, mambo, and cha-cha-cha.

The graphics, staging, and color palette give this edition an authentic retro aesthetic, characteristic of Vogue productions from the mid-20th century.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. The cover shows visible signs of wear: damaged corners, scratches, and handling marks. The record is not visible in the photo; its condition is therefore not specified.

Did you know? The French label Vogue, founded in 1947, played a major role in spreading jazz and world music in Europe. Benny Bennet, a Cuban-born bandleader and percussionist, helped popularize Latin rhythms in France from the 1950s onwards, notably through recordings for the Vogue label.

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