Re: FREE download clave workshop

except that it seems like son clave to me...not rumba clave?????

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Aché

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My home page includes my musical autobiography which contains anecdotes,
audio recordings and photos of groups I have worked with from the late 50s
to the present (with 1960s recordings by pianist Carlos Federico, 1970s
photos of Celia Cruz and Pete Escovedo, and recent photos of some of my
wife's now famous PR dinners with Larry Harlow, Yomo Toro, etc. ), and
selected LP and CD recordings from my Latin music collection of CDs, LPs,
tapes, books, and instructional materials. http://dmreed.com/rumbarama.htm
contains audio links to rumba recordings on my site and to other links.
http://dmreed.com/santeria_ifa_yoruba.htm is a new page in progress.
http://dmreed.com/us-inter_keyboard.htm contains information about the
US-International Keyboard (WINDOWS 95/98) and a large printable keyboard
image.

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> FREE 3-2 CLAVE WORKSHOP DOWNLOAD
> Download a 3-2 Rumba Clave workshop produced by musician Bobby
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>
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