The Ampex -The Ampex -Munster LP Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

1. ANOUSCHTKA
2. BUEN AMOR
3. PINTALO DE NEGRO
4. EL ESPIA RUSO Y YO
5. MR. TAMBORIN
6. ES COMO YO
7. RECUERDA SAM
8. ENCIMA ABAJO DE LADO DE ABAJO
9. MALA REPUTACION
10. VERANO EN LA CIUDAD
11. ME TIENES
12. QUIERES SER UNA ESTRELLAS DEL ROCK AND ROLL

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Description:

The Ampex by The Ampex, released 9 April 2021, includes the following tracks: "Pintalo De Negro", "Mr. Tamborin", "Recuerda Sam", "Mala Reputacion" and more. This version of The Ampex comes as a 1xLP. The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. -

Exact reissue of Los Ampex 2nd LP from 1967. With polylined innersleeve, and two inserts in form of a biography of LOS AMPEX, as well as with a Munster Records catalogue. Has a hype sticker attached onto the frontcover shrink that reads as follows: "No South American 60s rock collection can be completed without this classic and scarce 1967 Colombian garage nugget, part of the lesser known rock catalogue of Discos Fuentes. This is the second and final album of the band, comprising skillful cover versions of songs by international artists like The Yardbirds, The Raiders, The Rolling Stones, The Byrds, The Hunters, The Easybeats?" PROMO-TEXT FROM THE WEBSITE OF MUNSTER RECORDS: The Ampex quickly built a large fanbase in their native Colombia after releasing a 4-song EP and a full album on the label Estudio 15. They were also in-demand musicians that local pop stars would hire for both live shows and recording sessions. Although it may look like these young rockers had a promising future ahead, the beat sound went out of fashion in Colombia and the members of the band realized their project had come to an end. Before disbanded (and two of their members would join The Time Machine), The Ampex recorded a self-titled album that was released on Discos Fuentes. Although the label was mostly focused on tropical sounds, Fuentes also welcomed the emerging rock?n roll sounds of the time and had already released a rock compilation in 1966, obtaining substantial sales figures. This elusive gem of Colombian garage contains some raw and powerful takes on the repertoire of their beloved The Rolling Stones, The Byrds, The Hunters, The Easybeats, The Yardbirds, The Executives, The Lovin? Spoonful and The Wailers, often sung in a shameless attempt to translate the original lyrics to Spanish? With the copies of the original 1967 release being almost impossible to find in any condition, we are happy to present The Ampex reissued here for the first time.

Manufacturer No.:

00145291

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