Es Largo El Camino
Ana y Jaime
℗ 1968
℗ 2012 barin99.livejournal.com 785 110
Colombian youngsters Ana y Jaime were only 15 and 17 years old when recording most of the songs on this CD, in the very late sixties. You won't believe that when you hear the music. There's something for any '60s lover here - the psychedelic fuzz dancer 'Es largo el camino,' the protest folk of 'Dire a mi gente' or 'Ricardo Semillas,' orchestrated '60s pop on 'Este viento,' some cool organ-drenched '60s pop, more dirty fuzz on 'Nina Nana' and 'Jerusalem' - all in all a surprising and refreshing '60s nugget from South America which we're sure you will enjoy. — forcedexposure. |
- 1. Cafe y Petroleo [03:05]
- 2. Dire a Mi Gente [02:10]
- 3. Es Largo El Camino [02:15]
- 4. A Desalambrar [03:00]
- 5. A Veces Quisiera Ser Ciego [02:53]
- 6. Nina Nana [03:21]
- 7. Jerusalem [03:01]
- 8. Este Vento [03:23]
- 9. Hombre Formal [03:20]
- 10. Dispersos [02:24]
- 11. A Las Seis (Cuantos Momentos) [03:43]
- 12. Dale Tu Mano Al Indio [02:34]
- 13. Ricardo Semillas [03:27]