JUAN DE LA CRUZ Psych Prog LIVE & IN CONCERT SUNSHINE
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JUAN DE LA CRUZ Psych Prog LIVE AND IN CONCERT Psych Rock LP album of the JUAN DE LA CRUZ band The Super Hits – Live and In Concert. Gatefold Album. Original Pressing. Music by Mike Hanopol, Joey "Pepe" Smith and Wally Gonzales. Manufactured in the Philippine and produced by SUNSHINE RECORDS. The selection were recorded live in Cebu / Davao and Manila concert of JDCB. It featured the songs: Kagatan Balong Malalim Beep-Beep Palenke Rock & Roll Sa Ulan Langit Mamasyal sa Pilipinas Sarap ng Buhay Himig Natin Well loved record. Vinyl has some superficial scratches that that does not affect the listening experience. Jacket is in great condition with some wear due to usage.It is a very nice copy if you just want to experience the Pinoy Rock music. About JDCB Influenced and inspired by Brit-rock triumvirate, Cream, the third JDLC installment combined the power of Wally’s lead finger-pickin’, Mike’s throbbing bass lines and Pepe’s racing drum pounding. The result: a brief but heady musical engagement that left a lasting legacy in Filipino rock. Idea then was to form a rock band—not pop or folk but rock as real as it could get—that would play all-original Tagalog songs. "After we wrote a song for a show called Himig Natin in Luneta, JDLC’s maiden LP, Himig Natin, was recorded in two nights since they dished out recording bucks themselves. Buying block time in DZRJ, they turned Wednesdays into special JDLC nights for one month. Thus, the whole album was handed over to Vicor Records on a silver platter. Rak ‘en Rol sa Ulan, Mamasyal sa Pilipinas, Beep Beep, Balong Malalim and Himig Natin are just but a few of JDLC’s songs that laid Fil-rock’s foundation. Other albums include Maskara (1974), Super Session-Live at the UP Theatre (1975), Greatest Hits Live (Live Concert in Cebu), The Best of Juan Dela Cruz Band (1980), and Kahit Anong Mangyari (1981). JDLC was a cut above the rest.. They didn’t dabble with grand upstaging antics nor follow any dictates from guys in business suits. "The JDLC was the ultimate high as musicians, because they played how and what we wanted to play. But the stage was too small even with just three people on it. With young, prolific musical artists, a split was inevitable. It was a time of experimentation, and that’s what the group set out to do—individually. While the electrifying advent to fame with Himig Natin underscored JDLC’s zenith, the break-up just the opposite. "Each just went his own way." And the Pinoy rock movement they launched ended. JDLC’s train reached a station and everyone got off; the blazing trail was too fiery for others to successfully follow. Also in the next couple weeks I Will be auctioning more LPs from the Philippines.I have 8 more LPs with sunshine,blackgold,WEA records like Rey Valera,Mike Hanopol,Gary Valenciano,Ako Ay Pilipino,Tito,Vic & Joey,The APO Hiking Society
On Nov-18-05 at 05:34:13 PST, seller added the following information: Juan Dela Cruzprice rating
