Joe Acosta - The Power of LoveJoe Bataans Ghetto Records released Joe Acostas The Power of Love LP in 1971. Puerto Rico born Joe Acosta was committed to pursuing a career in salsa and Latin jazz, with piano as his primary instrument. In 1969, Acosta started his first real band, Joe Acosta And His Empresarios, with whom he recorded a self titled LP. By 1970 71, Acosta was getting more gigs, playing dances three or four nights a week at popular venues. It wasn't long before manager

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it's a blast of much needed sunshine while staying true to it's contemplative and inward looking title

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Reaching a near-mythical status amongst fans of free jazz‰۪s most worldly intrepid explorer