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Las Grecas en Turco ( in Turkish ) !!!! 1975

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Las Grecas en Turco ( in Turkish ) !!!! 1975   One of Spain's biggest success stories in modern music was the female duo Las Grecas about which I had written previously here . Their first two LP's from 1974 & 1975 produced by Jose luis de Carlos had heavy metal, psychedlic guitars and drums clashing with the wild voice of Edelina Muñoz Barrull (Tina ) (RIP). I was happily shocked to discover a really amazing vinyl 45rpm ( 45 devir) by a female Turkish artist called Perihan doing a very nice cover version of a Las Grecas song. The original of the song is Negros son tus ojos writer being Muñoz from Las Grecas 1975 second album called Mucho Mas . The title of the turkish version is Nerden Nereye . Escuchar Muestra Incompleta 0:55 LISTEN TO A SAMPLE 0:55 seconds of the Turkish version نمونه صوتي The first release of "mucho mas" included this poster: Here is a sample of the original version recorded first by Las Grecas : Escuchar Muestra I...

Sales Chart Singles Spain June 1974 - Lista de Exitos ventas hit parade España

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lista de singles mas vendidos en España - Pincha en Read More READ MORE - PINCHA PARA LEER ARTICULO COMPLETO

Las Grecas - Ma Che Freddo Fa ( in Spagnolo Hace frío ya ) and the sad ending and biography

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Las Grecas - Ma Che Freddo Fa ( in Spagnolo Hace frío ya ) and the sad ending and biography support the site: Here is a tiny list of items I am looking for:       email: dariointernet@gmail.com IMPORTANT: MUESTRA INCOMPLETA DE MENOS DE 1 MINUTO PARA PROPOSITOS DE DEMOSTRACION ANNO: 1978 Label : cbs Hace frío ya Format: vinile vinilo LP Casta Viva Las Grecas were a Spanish female duo discovered by Paco de Lucia. They were instrumental in the creation of the Flamenco Rock music style. Their debut album, from 1974, was called " gipsy rock ". It was the successful attempt of CBS Spain producer Jose Luis De Carlos to create flamenco influenced rock music. The result was an astonishing, powerful, psychedelic rockin' mix of anglo rock and gipsy flamenco roots. We are not talking here about acoustic spanish guitars, but rather rockin' Wah Wah fuzztone guitars and a blasting backing band ...