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LP LP201A-JR60 Zebra Dandy 60TH 7-1/4" & 9" Bongos Limited Edition

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LP LP201A-JR60 Zebra Dandy 60TH 7-1/4" & 9" Bongos Limited Edition
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LP LP201A-JR60 Zebra Dandy 60TH 7-1/4" & 9" Bongos Limited Edition
LP LP201A-JR60 Zebra Dandy 60TH 7-1/4" & 9" Bongos Limited Edition
450 €
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LP60 Zebra "Dandy" Bongos

LP is kicking off its 60th Anniversary by celebrating the legendary John “Dandy” Rodriguez with a limited edition set of 7-1/4” and 9” bongos.

Similar to LP’s earliest instruments crafted from exotic woods, these bongos feature striking single-ply Zebra Wood stave shells, traditional Cuban bottoms, and more. Limited to 200 units and each is signed and numbered by Dandy himself.


John "Dandy" Rodriguez is an icon and played a major role in LP's origin story. Playing with Tito Puente as a teenager in the early 1960's, Dandy fostered the connection between LP founder Martin Cohen and the Latin community that helped get the fledging company off the ground.


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Single-ply zebra wood stave shells
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7-1/4" and 9" rawhide heads
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Chrome-plated traditional hardware with Cuban-style bottoms
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Signed and numbered by John "Dandy" Rodriguez
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Limited to 200 worldwide
About
LP LP201A-JR60 Zebra Dandy 60TH 7-1/4" & 9" Bongos Limited Edition
John "Dandy" Rodriguez
John "Dandy" Rodriguez
At 17 years old John earned a place playing bongos in the Tito Puente Orchestra and thus began his career and a lifetime association with the King of Latin Music. John spent over 30 years with the Tito Puente Orchestra, also working with Tito Rodriguez, Ray Barretto as well as his successful ‘Tipica 73’ band. Following Tito Puente’s death in 2000 John got together with Jose Madera and Mitch Frohman and they formed the Latin Giants Orchestra in 2001. The band has released two albums which have been recognized internationally.

Today, John refuses to rest on his laurels and continues to work tirelessly to promote Latin music and further its progression worldwide. He is very active with the Mambo Legends Orchestra, which features the stars of the former Tito Puente Orchestra. The band performs the famed Palladium days music of Tito Puente, Tito Rodriguez, and Machito, and also recorded The Giants Play the Music of the Palladium.

In 2009, John entrusted LP's with developing the LP Legends Series John "Dandy" Rodriguez, Jr. Bongos. The drums have sound and visual features that John is proud to have his name on.

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