Hi folks:
For many years I have had this album in my collection as one of my favorites, since it is a look at the first Spanish bands in the early sixties, bands that with some exceptions later had no repercussion on the Spanish music scene.
There are bands that would later achieve fame in Spain, such as "Los Pekenikes" or "Los Relámpagos", being the best instrumental bands in the country, but that originally had a really raw sound, in contrast to their later elegant sound. .
I would also like to comment on "Espacial" from "Los Continentales", which has always been compared to "Telstar", although "Los Continentales" released it before "The Tornados", I suppose that if it had been behind them as in "Tornados" "The great Joe Meek would have been a worldwide hit.
Enjoy this vision of the birth of Spanish music.
Side 1
Los Pekenikes - Twist De Los Elefantes
Dúo Rúbam - Hiedra Venenosa
Los Giovanes - El Vendedor De Melones
Maleni Castro - Juventud Twist
Rudy Ventura Y Su Conjunto - Twist, Twist, Twist
Los Continentales - Espacial
Side 2
Baby - Pippermint Twist
Los Extraños - Marabunta
The Finder's - Shu Bi Du Do Slop
Edward Y Los Windys - No Sabes Bailar
Kuldip - El Salvaje
Sylvia - Con Los Caminantes - Mi Andaluz
Side 3
Los Sirex - Nobody But You
Los Relámpagos - Minnesota Fats
The Rocking Boys - Una Rubia De Miedo
Jorge Miranda - Kana Kapila
Latin Quartet - Ali Baba Twist
Cuarteto Maranatha - Shadrack
Side 4
Los Kramer's - Panorama
Os Duques - Haz El Mono
Los Delta - Pronto... Pronto!
Els 4 Gats - El Miner
Los Pantalones Azules - Johnny, Sé Bueno
Marietta - Rock Night
BIG!
ReplyDeleteThanks my friend for your visit.
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Jose
Thank you Jose for pointing out the blog SIXTIES BEAT.
ReplyDeleteThis is a good(!) blog.
I can find some things that i don't know and that interesting to me.
Yes Joseph, Sixties blog is a great blog.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Jose
These are lovely! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHi friend:
ReplyDeleteIt is a very nice album, with the flavor of primitive music. I do not know if it were from Spain it will be appreciated the same.
Greetings
Hi José. This comp made me think of "Kom van dat dak af", the comp of Dutch music from before the 60's that I made for your own blog.
ReplyDeleteHi Rob:
DeleteThis is the beginning of music in Spain, before 1958, there was absolutely nothing, only folk music and "copla", a very Spanish style, often accompanied by dancing.
In the Netherlands you already had rock and roll bands, as can be seen in your "Kom van dat dak af".
Greetings
José