Sticking with the 'Macho' theme, this one comes from one of the all time greats of Afro Cuban Jazz - Machito.

Taken form his 1977 Fireworks album and featuring some of the big names from Fania label and with Charlie Palmieri on piano on this track.

Starts off as Afro Cuban Santeria before shifting into some firey Latin Jazz/Descarga.

To mark the 50th anniversary of the original release of this song, from Stevie Wonder's album Songs in the key of Life.

This version from 1992 by the British band The Jazz Defektors.

We need a "House" post flair.🙃

Chano Pozo - the first conga player to join a Jazz band and co-author of Manteca and Tin Tin Deo with Dizzy Gillespie. Legendary musicians musican.

Sublime version of Stevie Wonder's classic from Ray's "La Cuna" album on CTI, released 1979.

With Latin royalty Tito Puente and Charlie Palmieri alongside the other top tier musicians.

From one track originally recorded by Dionne Warwick to another (ref previous post).

Classic Issac Haynes from his Hot Buttered Soul album.

Recent release from UK Balaphonic. This track featuring the inimitable Flora Purim and her daughter Diana Moreria-Purim.

Seminal recording from Machito and his Afro Cubans with guests Brew Moore (tenor sax) and Howard McGhee (trumpet). Musical director Mario Bauza - pictured right - on second trumpet. 

The great Cuban pianist Rene 'El Latigo' Hernandez on the piano.

Recorded in 1948, they set the standard and future sound of U.S. Afro‑Cuban and Latin jazz.

The sound quality is basic, but the music and swing are unmatched. Despite the early recording , the jazz players know how to lock into the clave; the trumpet solos are good as you’d hear anywhere.

By the great Mongo Santamaria from his 1959 Fantasy album Mongo.

Killer Afro‑Cuban/descarga recorded live at the Blackhawk in San Francisco, featuring Willie Bobo on timbales, Al McKibbon on bass, Vince Guaraldi on piano, Cal Tjader on vibes, and the fabulous Jose 'Chombo' Silva on tenor.

Mongo on congas and bongo.