The Jungle Rat Band is back and ready to blow your mind with
"Just Love One Another" and "Have a Little Faith" (A and B sides).
"Just Love One Another" and "Have a Little Faith" (A and B sides).
"Just Love One Another" and "Have a Little Faith" (A and B sides).
The Jungle Rat Band, a musical powerhouse that played New York Tri-State and Central and South America during the early 70s, is back with their 45-vinyl record that contains the songs: "Just Love One Another" and "Have a Little Faith" (A and B sides).
Those Original 45s are Rare Collectibles
"Just Love One Another" and "Have a Little Faith" (A and B sides).
"Just Love One Another" and "Have a Little Faith" (A and B sides).
This single is a tribute to the tremendous indie funk and soul records made in the early '70s. A great flashback to the early days of independent music and soul, this record is a tribute to the indie funk records made during that time. Today those 45s are collectibles.
Brothers from the Bronx, The junglerat band: The 45 Record
Afro-Caribbean-Jazz Funk & Roll
The Jungle Rat Band was led by musical man and creator Dwight Brewster/Dr. Mambo, whose musical knowledge allowed him to meet the diverse influences of Latin Jazz, Funk & Roll. With his JungleRat band members traveled around Latin America, the United States, and Europe to share their unique blend of Afro-Caribbean Jazz-Funk and Roll.
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more about the jungle rat band
Where did the name come from
Where did the name come from
Where did the name come from
The Jungle Rat was the perfect name for our band! After zero gigs playing Salsa we changed our name to "The Jungle Rat" really as a gag! Just to shake things up! When we arrived in Panama we needed a logo, marketing materials and all sorts of stuff. "The Jungle Rat" it was.
Why is this record hot?
Where did the name come from
Where did the name come from
This record is a tribute to the indie funk records made during that time. Names You Can Trust Records has sponsored this very rare re-release from the 1972 Jungle Rat Band. This disc is a great flashback to the early days of independent music, so don't miss out on your chance to own it today!
How Did they tour?
Where did the name come from
What did they do next
They did it by using their knowledge of Latin, Jazz, Funk & Roll plus worldwide dance rhythms. This is what made touring most of Central and parts of South America possible. "We've been on the same stage with Eddie Palmieri, Tito Puente and Cal Tjader as well as Miles Davis, Marcus Miller, Norman Connors and Main Ingredient" says Dwight Brewster/Dr Mambo
What did they do next
What are they doing now?
What did they do next
The core "Rat" members still around after 40 years created Hai Rezoultion. After Ewald "Skip" Green, Quentin Luther, James Taylor and Dwight Brewster couldn't get arrested for playing Salsa we reverted back to our Afro-Caribbean Funk & Roll
HaiRez & Sherry Scott
What are they doing now?
What are they doing now?
Sherry Scott was the featured Hai Rez vocalist. Originally based in Chicago with an extensive Jazz history via her EW&F roots, Ms. Scott was a welcomed plus! Her voice was perfect for the high energy band sound.
What are they doing now?
What are they doing now?
What are they doing now?
JungleRat/Hai Rezolution were one of a kind bands. Known for their unique sound and swinging live performances, They've gone their separate ways after the reunion tour. However, after 50 years Dr Mambo continues the "Rats" musical legacy.