This melody is Out of Nowhere ( from the 1940s big band era), with very nice Spanish lyrics.....amazing.
1worthin 6 months ago
Who are the musicians on this album?
Album credits?
Thanks in Advance
escaldo74 2 years ago
Tony "Ham" Guerrero - All Brass, Vocals
Rene Serrata - Vocals
Noel Luna - All Reeds
Juan Hinojosa - Percussion, Drums
Mike "Bumper" Gonzalez - Bass
Joe "JR" Arias - Guitar
TejanoMusicLover79 2 years ago
Yes, I Do Have A Request., Do You Have El Papalote By Little Joe And The Latinaires Or By Tortilla Factory? Thanks.
ZacChief3 3 years ago
Great bass line. not easy, I ask young bass players to study this bass line.
bassjaco1 3 years ago
Yeah!! I Use To Practice This Song When I Was Younger, It Took Some Time But I Got.
TejanoMusicLover79 3 years ago
one of my favorite songs;i used to dance this song with my novia; this band was playing.
elhippe 3 years ago
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This melody is Out of Nowhere ( from the 1940s big band era), with very nice Spanish lyrics.....amazing.
1worthin 6 months ago
Who are the musicians on this album?
Album credits?
Thanks in Advance
escaldo74 2 years ago
Tony "Ham" Guerrero - All Brass, Vocals
Rene Serrata - Vocals
Noel Luna - All Reeds
Juan Hinojosa - Percussion, Drums
Mike "Bumper" Gonzalez - Bass
Joe "JR" Arias - Guitar
TejanoMusicLover79 2 years ago
Yes, I Do Have A Request., Do You Have El Papalote By Little Joe And The Latinaires Or By Tortilla Factory? Thanks.
ZacChief3 3 years ago
Great bass line. not easy, I ask young bass players to study this bass line.
bassjaco1 3 years ago
Yeah!! I Use To Practice This Song When I Was Younger, It Took Some Time But I Got.
TejanoMusicLover79 3 years ago
one of my favorite songs;i used to dance this song with my novia; this band was playing.
elhippe 3 years ago