Los Blue Caps ‎– Paraguay 1969​-​1972

Paraguayan beat band formed in Asuncion in 1964, led by Aníbal Riveros.

The band was highly active in Asuncion's night club scene before they got signed by Odeon Pops Argentina in 1970. The band moved to Buenos Aires and recorded albums that were successfully distributed all over South America. The band recorded their last LP in 1973 and disbanded after several changes in their line up in 1978.

TRACKLIST:

A1 No Me Dejes Solo

A2 Deseo

A3 El Principio De Mi Soledad

A4 Silbando Calle Abajo

A5 Siempre Quiero Fumar

A6 Um Um Um

A7 Vivo Solo Por Tu Amor

B1 Charly Vive Dormiendo

B2 Tu Mujer, Yo Varón

B3 Pobre Imaginación

B4 Tantos Recuerdos

B5 Hechicera

B6 No Me Mires Más, No Pienses En Mi

B7 Viviremos Este Amor

"Paraguay is one of the very few countries of South America that still haven't had its own place in the '60s & '70s music reissue scenario, until now. Born in Asunción in 1965, Los Blue Caps found fame in Argentina where they remained for nearly a decade. They released a good number of albums and 45s, and as commonly happened back then, the record company forced them to record some mainstream songs, resulting in the fact that none of their LPs are great from start to finish but they really have a bunch of amazing tracks that have been selected for this fantastic 'best of' kinda vinyl release. Garage, psychedelic, '60s beat-pop -- there's a bit of all that in here. Album opens with the astounding psychedelic garage stomper 'No Me Dejes Solo,' 

with its psychedelic effects and effective fuzz tones, being the only English language song of the entire album. The rest of the album has nice guitar with some fuzz here and there, as well as cool organs. Limited reissue of 600 copies, with remastered sound, extensive back cover notes and photos."

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