Today's Garage Playlist
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Los Profetas - Loco Estaré (The Prophets - I'll be Crazy)
I think this below link is going to yield a lot of good latino garage bands.
https://translate.google.com/transl...11/los-profetas-1967.html&prev=search&pto=aue
Good evening, today I bring you a band that I really like The Prophets . These guys appeared at the end of '66 and had their peak period in '67. Among their members stands out the bassist Abrahan Laboriel, a great bassist who stands out as a session musician in the US, in fact he recorded with Paul McCartney and Madonna. Besides having a great career in jazz.
This is the only material the band recorded, in Capitol. At the time they were very successful with Ya, ya, ya and Lupe Vs el Barón Rojo . However, I'm much more fond of Where are you going , a great alternative cut track, with a powerful bass riff and a very strong organ. In addition, the way of singing makes it sound very current. Also you won't know, with an incredible Latin imprint. The bad thing is that the last three songs of the LP are broken. I looked for the disk on the web but couldn't find it. I tried to fix them and I put a fade out (I screwed up capable ...) and well, that's what there is brother. If anyone has the disc in good condition, we earnestly claim it! Ah, Los Profetas are from Mexico, like so many of the best bands in the world R`n`R!
This is the only material the band recorded, in Capitol. At the time they were very successful with Ya, ya, ya and Lupe Vs el Barón Rojo . However, I'm much more fond of Where are you going , a great alternative cut track, with a powerful bass riff and a very strong organ. In addition, the way of singing makes it sound very current. Also you won't know, with an incredible Latin imprint. The bad thing is that the last three songs of the LP are broken. I looked for the disk on the web but couldn't find it. I tried to fix them and I put a fade out (I screwed up capable ...) and well, that's what there is brother. If anyone has the disc in good condition, we earnestly claim it! Ah, Los Profetas are from Mexico, like so many of the best bands in the world R`n`R!
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Putting some time aside, working my way through them now the Kraftwerk album has finished, so far so good.
grillebilly
Empty Head
KeninDC
Hazy Cosmic Jive
Seeds, Troggs, and Tommy-era Townshend.
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
What Ken said, with a Jack White vocal thrown in. Those guitar solos (nice and concise) remind me of someone, maybe a restrained Randy California.
grillebilly
Empty Head
@BlindBoyGrnt @KeninDC
http://www.numerogroup.com/d/johnny-lunchbreak-appetizer-soups-on
"we broke up because we played songs nobody liked"
http://www.numerogroup.com/d/johnny-lunchbreak-appetizer-soups-on
"we broke up because we played songs nobody liked"
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
It’s on Bandcamp.
grillebilly
Empty Head
I pulled this one out
https://www.discogs.com/Spirit-Spirit-Of-76/master/101990
last week and gave it its once in a decade spin. I was a huge RC fan and need to be reminded why every now and then. I read somewhere he was in Jimi Hendrix's first rock band.
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
Mine has a hole punched out of the top left corner. Thank goodness for delete bins.