holy guacamole! I've just been discovering this glorious stuff myself but it looks like your sources are better than mine.
If you have this on CD, would you be interested in a trade for any of my stuff?

Pero por supuesto, el maestro de la combinaciA3n... (I'll write ya.)

What Joey said! I'd love to hear this set.

This is the one!

Great stuff Mike! They even redid the falsetto in Bread and Butter. I can see why the kids like Jovencito: beautiful harmonies, honkin' sax and sweet memories. I assume most of these folks are Mexican but the Juanita Banana guy has a major gringo accent. And the Babys totally psych out. Love it! Thx.

excellent fun mike, am enjoyin very much

there's also a tune called 'Last Kiss' which i have by ? Wilson, is it the same as the Bobby Vee ? I'll have to compare ?

mexican bands are good,but LOS YAKI the best no question about it I see this band playing live in mexico and they were sensational back on the 70's era, they played a lot of original songs too,until now they 're still selling the old stuff,murmullo,me quedo en la tierra,vida facil,mustang sally,please please,the land of a thousand dances,nadie como yo,

tengo un feedback de poca mother con las bandas de mexico muy buenas musicalmente ,pero la mejor banda de todos los tiempos fueron LOS YAKI la banda mas agresiva musicalmente los mas salvajes en concierto
Benny Ibarra el cantante mas carismatico y el mas agresivo en el rock de los setentas en Mexico,todas sus grabaciones son fantasticas, sus discos son muy recomendables para tocarse a todo volumen,la alineacion original y mejor de todos los tiempos"Benny Ibarra,Miguel Ibarra,Alfonso ascencio,Meme Gazcon,Jose Luis Gazcon,Lalo Toral,Marcos Lizama,acaba de salir un doble cd de Los Yaki con las mejores 40 canciones de Los Yaki ,y esta sensacional Long Live Los Yaki,actualmente el cantante de Los Yaki Benny Ibarra es actor de teatro y actor de cine en mexico y sigue en activo..just the Best

Just joined your group while doing a bit of research on a group that featured three of my brothers-in-law. That group was Los Hitters from Mexico ... My brothers-in-law all live in the US now - one in New Orleans, one in Fairfax, VA and one in San Antonio. Their kids give them a hard time about the album cover period photos in nehru jackets and Byrds sunglasses but for their time, they were styling. Heinz (they were Mexicans but their father was German) left Los Hitters to join a band called Esclavos (Slaves) that was more like a Mexican Blood Sweat & Tears. He and Guillermo also used to work at a venerable old music club called the Warehouse in New Orleans in the 70's after they immigrated to America. So there you go, the new guy with a bit of the story on that band that maybe you didn't know. Would love to hear this mix by the way.
Michael

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