He asked if I wanted to do it, and I said, ‘Yeah, sure, why not?’ So I used some of the guys playing with me in Cesar’s band and we did this recording.”ĭeMarco and his partner Marshall Leib oversaw the project as executive producers, bringing in Tony Bruno, a former Tony Bennett-style MOR singer from New York, to produce the recording session, which would eventually end up on Verve Records. So the guy talked to me and told me about it. “(He) came over and he wanted to use Cesar’s band to record,” remembered Velarde in 2011. One night in 1973, Velarde was playing in the band of Bolivian-American jazz-funk keyboard maestro Cesar Ascarrunz, who was approached by John DeMarco, an enthusiastic music executive involved in record production and artist management.

(It was Tjader who first dubbed the percussionist “Benny,” purportedly because he found “Bayardo” too hard to pronounce).

After leading a Bay Area band called the Mambo Devils, his career took a quantum leap in 1954 when Velarde joined West Coast vibraphonist Cal Tjader’s band, with whom he recorded several albums, including 1958’s classic Latin Kick. Born Bayardo Velarde in Panama City in 1929, he moved to San Francisco with his family when he was sixteen and began playing percussion. La Clave (whose name means “The Key” in English) was a band assembled and led by Benny Velarde, an in-demand percussionist who featured on many Latin jazz records of the era, including ones by Mongo Santamaria and Vince Guaraldi. Order the Latin fusion cult classic La Clave now. But unlike many one-album wonders, La Clave got lucky because many years later, a new and very different generation of listeners – many from the hip-hop world – resurrected the record and championed it for its “rare grooves.”

One such band to endure that fate was La Clave, a soulful Latin fusion group that released a solitary self-titled album on Verve Records in 1973 before disappearing without a trace. If you find any bugs please contact me by discordīugs that will be fixed/added in the future: new explosion sounds and breaking blocks etc.For every band that makes the big time, thousands of others fall by the wayside. Note: The texture pack was tested and is proven to be working correctly, any issues with installation (such as the world disappearing) please contact me on discord, bonniegamer360#4019ĭISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN ANY PART OF THIS TEXTURE PACK, i converted it for bedrock users to play The PvP pack also includes a realistic sky if you want some kind of realism to the game and the sun is also changed to fit the sky theme. The pvp includes a nice dark sidebar UI, great for people who don’t like the lighter version. Tons of blocks have different textures and some blocks (such as a diamond block) have a shiny look, Wool and other blocks such as a wooden plank also have a different look that stands out a little. The PvP pack also includes outline ores and some textures for other blocks Dynamic Duo was a pvp texture pack used by Skeppy but most importantly it provides the Textures and looks that you want in a pvp match, also its FPS friendly!Īrmor now have a different look, including swords and other items you will see while using the texture pack

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