El Chicano - Grandes Éxitos (70's)

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El Chicano - Grandes Éxitos (70's).

El Chicano is a Latin R/B band from Los Angeles, whose influences can be found in rock, funk, soul, blues, jazz, and salsa. Original members included Bobby Espinosa, Freddie Sanchez, Mickey Lespron, Andre Baeza, and John De Luna. During the 1970s, new members Ersi Arvizu, Hector "Rudy" Regalado, Max Garduno, Danny Lamonte, Brian Magness, Joe Pereria, and Jerry and Rudy Salas joined. Their best-known songs include the jazzy "Viva Tirado", the funky "Tell Her She's Lovely" and their version of Van Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl". 

After the Viva Tirado LP, El Chicano went on to record several more albums for MCA, including 1971's Revolucion, 1972's Celebration, 1973's El Chicano, 1974's Cinco, 1975's The Best of Everything, and 1976's Pyramid of Love & Friends. El Chicano's second biggest hit came in 1973 when MCA released the brown-eyed soul classic "Tell Her She's Lovely" as a single. Nationally, the tune (which features Jerry Salas on lead vocals) wasn't a major hit; "Tell Her She's Lovely" only reached number 40 on Billboard's pop singles chart and number 98 on the magazine's and B singles chart. 

Faixas/Track List: 

01 - Viva Tirado Otra Vez 

02 - Más Zacate 

03 - Senor Blues 

04 - El Grito 

05 - Satisfy Me Woman 

06 - Viva Tirado 

07 – Juntos 

08 - The Look of Love 

09 - Viva La Raza 

10 - (se fue mi) Chachita 

11 - Tell Her She's Lovely 

12 - El Cayuco 

13 - Brown Eyed Girl 

14 - Eleanor Rigby 

15 - El Ultimo Tango En Paris 

16 - Ahora Si 

17 - Spanish Grease 

18 - Canteloupe Island 

19 - What's Going On

Faixas gentilmente cedidas por Carlos Santos

Alinhamento, capa e grafismo, por João Romão