Buena Vista Social Club: Lost And Found version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company World Circuit on 21. April 2015.

It was seven days in Havana Buena Vista Social Club's debut album, also called "Buena Vista Social Club", was recorded in 1996. The seven-day recording session with Ry Cooder and Nick Gold at EGREM studios in Havana is now legendary. Over the years, the album has become the most successful Cuban music album and the best selling world music album ever. Already during the recording of the album and some of the subsequent concerts, director Wim Wenders began filming a documentary, also called "Buena Vista Social Club". The film and the big world tour were extremely successful and Buena Vista Social Club made new friends all over the world with its music from pre-revolutionary Cuba - "Son Cubano". Since then, all involved have been repeatedly asked if there is still unpublished material in the archive. And just such material is now available on the new album "Lost And Found". As the title suggests, the recordings were probably lost in the archives. The fourteen new tracks come in part from the aforementioned recording sessions, but also included are live recordings from immediately after the release of the debut album. "Lost And Found" offers another opportunity to hear the line-up from the original studio recordings. They include Cachaíto López, Guajiro Mirabal, Eliades Ochoa, Omara Portuondo and the now sadly departed Buena Vista Social Club members Ibrahim Ferrer, Rubén González and Compay Segundo. The veterans are complemented by younger members who also support the Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club on tour. The songs are described as the musicians' favorite recordings and "Lágrimas Negras" is still one of the most popular Cuban songs. The sound is a seamless follow-up to the debut. In addition to piano, guitars, trombone and bass, laud and congas reappear in the arrangement. Buena Vista Social Club invites you to dance to rhythms from rumba to salsa. On the album "Lost And Found", Buena Vista Social Club presents real treasures from the archives. Finally, unreleased material from the debut album will also be performed. Review. We bow. The sound: three-dimensional, spatial - beautiful!" (Audio, April 2015)

Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country, Jazz, Latin, Afro-cuban jazz, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Son and Danzon. 180g Vinyl.