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You've Got a Guy brings you a trusted slice of Latin jazz history with Eddie Palmieri & His Orchestra. A pioneering pianist and bandleader, Palmieri reshaped salsa and Latin jazz from the 1960s onward, earning a landmark Grammy and multiple lifetime honors. This page provides a concise biography, discography highlights, and upcoming 2025 appearances so you can secure your seats with confidence.

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From the Library of Congress National Recording Registry to Rolling Stone’s list of the 50 greatest salsa albums, Palmieri’s influence is enduring. We’ve organized artist details and upcoming shows in a straightforward, no-nonsense format—like having a friend in the business who can get you tickets.

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Key moments include Palmieri’s historic 1974/75 Grammy for Best Latin Recording with The Sun of Latin Music, the NEA Jazz Master recognition in 2013, and the Latin Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award the same year. The discography as Eddie Palmieri & His Orchestra features essential records such as Champagne (1968), Justicia (1969), Superimposition (1970), and Vámonos Pa'l Monte (1971), with the latter reissued by Craft/Fania. For fans and new listeners, contemporary social channels—palmierimusic.com, Facebook, and Bandcamp—keep the legacy alive with archival releases and updates.

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Documented collaborators

Upcoming 2025 appearances bring Palmieri’s live orchestra to audiences across New York and Florida, continuing the tradition of vibrant, hard-swinging Latin jazz. If you’re looking to experience a cornerstone of salsa history, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket options and reliable delivery.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Eddie Palmieri & His Orchestra

  • Discography as Eddie Palmieri & His Orchestra (most recent first): Vámonos Pa'l Monte (1971, originally on Tico; reissued by Craft/Fania), Superimposition (1970, Tico), Justicia (1969, Tico), Champagne (1968, Tico).
  • 2025 tour/appearances included: Jan 11, 2025 – South Beach Jazz Festival tribute at Miami Beach Bandshell (Miami Beach, FL); Apr 19, 2025 – Lehman Center for the Performing Arts (Bronx, NY) for Eddie Palmieri Returns!; Aug 22, 2025 – Eddie Palmieri Celebration tribute at Terraza 7 (Elmhurst, NY).
  • Major awards: first Latino to win a Grammy for Best Latin Recording with The Sun of Latin Music (1974/75); NEA Jazz Master (2013); Latin Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award (2013); eight (some sources cite ten) Grammy wins overall.
  • Legacy recognitions include the Library of Congress National Recording Registry induction for Azúcar pa’ ti (1965) in 2009; Rolling Stone named Azúcar pa’ ti among the 50 greatest salsa albums of all time (2024).
  • Social media/official channels: Eddie Palmieri maintains a site at palmierimusic.com, plus an active presence on Facebook and Bandcamp; posthumous tributes and archival releases have continued through these channels.

The records

Eddie Palmieri & His Orchestra Discography

  • Vámonos Pa'l Monte
    1971 · Tico (original release; later reissues by Fania/Craft)
  • Superimposition
    1970 · Tico
  • Justicia
    1969 · Tico
  • Champagne
    1968 · Tico

The hits

Top Eddie Palmieri & His Orchestra Songs

  • Ay Qué Rico
    1968 · N/A
  • Azúcar
    1965 · N/A

Key moments include Palmieri’s historic 1974/75 Grammy for Best Latin Recording with The Sun of Latin Music, the NEA Jazz Master recognition in 2013, and the Latin Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award the same year. The discography as Eddie Palmieri & His Orchestra features essential records such as Champagne (1968), Justicia (1969), Superimposition (1970), and Vámonos Pa'l Monte (1971), with the latter reissued by Craft/Fania. For fans and new listeners, contemporary social channels—palmierimusic.com, Facebook, and Bandcamp—keep the legacy alive with archival releases and updates.

Upcoming 2025 appearances bring Palmieri’s live orchestra to audiences across New York and Florida, continuing the tradition of vibrant, hard-swinging Latin jazz. If you’re looking to experience a cornerstone of salsa history, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket options and reliable delivery.

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