#Chicano Rock

[djevilninja]

El Chicano - Sabor a Mi

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THE "MAN WITH AN OUTSTRETCHED HAND" BIDS YOU WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSE.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on full gatefold sleeve/cover art to "Santana," the third studio album by the American Latin rock band SANTANA. The album is often referred to as "III," "Santana III" or as "Man with an Outstretched Hand," after its sleeve cover image. Sleeve artist unknown.

Sources: www.flickr.com/photos/mickythepixel/50162247546, Adobe Stock, & Voluptuous Vinyl Records.

[kdo-three]

Chris Montez - Let’s Dance (Stereo) (1962) Jim Lee from: “Let’s Dance” / “You’re the One” (Single) “Let’s Dance” (EP|UK)

Rock and Roll | Garage Rock | Chicano Rock

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Personnel: Chris Montez: Vocals Studio Musicians: The Wrecking Crew: Ray Johnson: Philicorda Organ Carol Kaye: Guitar Joel Hill: Guitar Ray Pohlman: Bass Jesse Sailes: Drums

Produced by Jim Lee

Recorded @ Gold Star Recording Studios in Hollywood, California USA on May 5, 1962

Released: June 1962

Monogram Records

[odk-2]

Thee Midniters - Jump, Jive and Harmonize (1967)

Thee Midniters - Jump, Jive and Harmonize (1967) Roy Marquez / Jimmy Espinoza / William "Little Willie G" Garcia from: "Looking Out a Window" / "Jump, Jive and Harmonize" (Single) "In Thee Midnite Hour!!!!" (2007 Norton Records Compilation) "Lux and Ivy's Favorites vol. 7" (Unofficial Compilation)

Garage Rock | Chicano Rock | Proto-Punk

"With their versatility and proficiency, Thee Midniters could go from unhinged proto-punk to solid soul, ‘Jump, Jive and Harmonize' is definitely on the "unhinged proto-punk" side of the ledger.

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Personnel: Little Willie G: Lead Vocals / Harmonica George Dominguez: Lead Guitar Roy Marquez: Rhythm Guitar / Backing Vocals Ronny Figueroa: Keyboards Larry Rendon: Tenor Saxophone Romeo Prado: Trombone / Backing Vocals Jimmy Espinoza: Bass / Backing Vocals Danny La Mont: Drums

Engineered by Bruce Morgan Produced by Eddie Torres

Recorded: @ The Stereo Masters Studios in Hollywood, California USA during 1967

Released: June of 1967

Whittier Records

[thecreativemillennial]

Today marks the 64th anniversary of the day the music died, on which 3 rock and roll musicians,buddy Holly, ritchie valens and j.p. Richardson aka the big booper were tragically killed in a plane crash, along with the pilot, in clear lake, iowa

[gurutrends]

Musician Javier Bátiz, precursor of Mexican rock is dead

Mexican guitarist Javier Bátiz, a pioneer of national rock and teacher of Carlos Santana, died this Saturday at the age of 80 due to complications from pneumonia and after battling prostate cancer. The artist died in the city of Tijuana, on the border with the United States. His wife, Claudia Madrid, confirmed his death in a message on social media, along with a photo in which they are seen young…

[cavalierzee]

Evil Ways

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Santana - "Africa Bamba"

Santana é uma banda americana, formada por um número variável de músicos que acompanham o guitarrista e compositor mexicano Carlos Santana desde o fim da década de 1960. Como o próprio Santana, a banda é conhecida por ter ajudado a difundir o latin rock por todo o mundo.

A banda foi formada em 1967 em San Francisco. A primeira formação consistia do próprio Santana na guitarra solo, Tom Fraser na guitarra base, Mike Carabello na percussão, Rod Harper na bateria e percussão, Gus Rodriguez no baixo e Gregg Rolie nos vocais e teclados. Nos anos seguintes os membros do grupo foram trocados com frequência, por diversos motivos, e de 1971 a 1972 chegou a ocorrer um breve rompimento entre o grupo e Carlos Santana.

O próprio Santana raramente canta suas canções, apesar de ser o líder da banda; os sucessos mais recentes frequentemente são cantados por um convidado, e não por algum membro da banda.

Em 1998 o grupo foi aceito no Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, com Carlos Santana, Jose Chepito Areas, David Brown, Mike Carabello, Gregg Rolie e Michael Shrieve recebendo a honra.

[volatilenick]

It's winter. Christmas eve is tomorrow! Who's excited for presents?!

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Los Lobos - One Time One Night

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Ignore this I’m just manifesting.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

CRITERION DOES IT AGAIN -- FEATURING SOME OF THE BEST ART DIRECTION YOU'VE EVER SEEN.

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on Spine #1193 Criterion DVD booklet cover art to the American 1987 biographical drama film "La Bamba," written & directed by Luis Valdez. Art direction/illustration by Eric Skillman.

Sources: www.45worlds.com/dvd/disc/715515287319 & Reddit.

[djevilninja]

Never, I never met a girl like you in my life. I never, no, no, yeah, I never met a girl like you in my life. ‘Cause I know we'll always be, Together just you and me; From here on, you're gonna see You'll be mine until eternity.

Malo - Suavecito

[orionvi]

writing a uni essay about ptv and mexican american youth cultures someone hold me im SO fucking excited yall

[digtwograves138]

I grew apart from most friend groups I was associated with not as or because I got older. Rather because I was more interested in what I put into the subcultures I was raised in, whereas most of those I knew were only interested in what they got out of them. Cholo, goth, punk, metal, skater. Like what have I given back to the cholo subculture? I helped raise my Mexican cousins to not be clouded by the machismo of that scene and to be more in tune emotionally than the thugs my brother and I were raised around. What have I given or put into goth/punk/metal? All the bands I’ve played in and spoken word shows, and shows I set up. People I taught the DIY ethos to and taught everything I know about fliers, patches, sewing, tagging, and standing for what’s right and creating a scene from nothing. What have I given back to skating? My entire life. Since I learned to skate I’ve gotten hundreds on boards. Pushed board programs locally to teach others. Helped raise money to send decks and completed to communities globally that couldn’t afford them. I never wanted to be the big man and be recognized. So you’ll never hear my name. I just wanted to be happy and do my part to make this a better place than the East LA background I was raised in. White mom, Chicano father, gang life was an easy choice. I took a harder direction by not joining. I’ll say I’m definitely not innocent of some gangland crimes and I’m sure I still have a load of karma coming but I’m sure I’ll keep pushing positive til the wheels fall off and karma comes knocking.

These days I’m just an artist/activist who represents the voice of his families deep history.

[electricbravado]

"Flores" Single OUT NOW

Written by me and Evan Chambers

Produced by Evan Chambers

Cover by Brandon Michael Young