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Gozando with Chico is proud to bring you the finest in Musical Pan Dulce for your listening and dancing pleasure. Mas Dulce Soul showcases the fine sounds and talents of: Malo, Sueños, Mestizo L.A., Suave Band, Cintron , Steve Salas, Freddy G. & The Smooth Response Band, Luis Disla, El Chicano, Whittier Blvd. All Stars, Tierra, Pepe Marquez, Poncho Sanchez, Joe Bataan, Ralfi Pagan, Sal Perez, Carlos Santana and the finest in Musical Pan Dulce. To all of our listeners in California, Texas, Arizona, New York, Mexico and around the world, we appreciate your support and thank you for listening and enjoying the best in Suave Grooves. Special Thanks to Steven Chavez & Janie Chavez, Latino LA.com, Los Quitos Cookies, Suave Grooves Records, The Kool Katz Band, The Chico Band for use of the CHICO Theme, Our webmaster - Alfred Alva, my Co-Producer Howard “El Chino” Ng and Associate Producer, Mrs. Chico AKA Terri Manqueros. For more information please visit us online at www.GozandowithChico.com for archived shows y mucho mas. We remind you to please keep the spirit of musica alive in your hearts and your homes.

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Show Introduction - Terri Manqueros Terri@gozandowithchico.com
Show Theme "New Chico's Song" - Courtesy of kool Kats Band
Executive Producer - Howard "El Chino" Ng - Howard@gozandowithchico.com
Show Host & Producer - Erik "Chico" Manqueros - Chico@gozandowithchico.com
Webmaster & Associate Producer - Alfred "Master of the Webs" Aalva@aalva.net
Visit us online at: www.gozandowithchico.com

The East LA Revue.com Internet Radio is proud to feature Tyrone DuBose and his “Timeless Traxx” shows this being the fourth show for 2012. Timeless Traxx 4 - 2012 features the top R&B songs in America over the last 6 decades according to Billboard Magazine.® Tyrone features single female artists on this show. These shows are available world-wide 24/7 for your entertainment.
Check out the “Timeless Traxx #4” show here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio site. Please sign our Guestbook. For more information about Tyrone DuBose, go to www.timelesstraxx.com or contact Tyrone at timelesstraxx@gmail.com.

The East LA Revue.com Internet Radio is proud to feature Tyrone DuBose and his “Timeless Traxx” shows this being the second show for 2012. Timeless Traxx 3 - 2012 features the top R&B songs in America over the last 6 decades according to Billboard Magazine.® Tyrone features single female artists on this show. These shows are available world-wide 24/7 for your entertainment.
Check out the “Timeless Traxx #3” show here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio site. Please sign our Guestbook. For more information about Tyrone DuBose, go to www.timelesstraxx.com or contact Tyrone at timelesstraxx@gmail.com.

A Night of Classics in Chuco, TX.

The East LA Revue.com Internet Jukebox & Chicano Express Radio present a live concert series of Tejano Music Legend & Icon Little Joe y La Familia in celebration of his 50th Anniversary in the music industry in EL Paso, TX in 2010. So sit back & take trip down memory with Little Joe y La Familia as he performs some of the hits that made him a favorite among Chicanos & Tejanos
throughout his musical career & continues even today. We want to thank Steven Chavez for allowing us to present this concert here on the East LA Revue.com Internet. Hope you enjoy as much as we enjoyed bringing to la Raza Aztlan.

Chicano Express Radio can be heard on a daily basis at http://www.chicanoexpress.com

We present “Rocky Padilla by the dozen” a compilation of 12 classic and favorite Oldies but Goodies tributes you can only hear here on East L.A Revue.com.

These songs come from Rocky’s 1993 debut CD “Rocky Padilla sings the Oldies”
It might be interesting to note that Rocky does ALL the music himself, being helped a bit on percussion by his brother. Other than that, all vocals & music were performed by Rocky, making it a virtual one man show.

Rocky and the Rocky Padilla band make a one night stand in the historic City of San Fernando on February 11th, for one night only. For information check out the calendar page on LatinoLA.com for that date http://latinola.com/event.php?event=19014.

Kick back, and enjoy a dozen favorite Oldies by Rocky Padilla…brought to you by Frankie Firme and the East L.A. Revue World Wide Radio Network ~ direct from Chavez Bay, in the Land of 1000 dances. Recording Time 58m 51s

Greetings and welcome to the Second Time Around Show with Frankie Firme right here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Jukebox broadcasting near and far for your entertainment. It’s the beginning of a new year and a good time to get your taxes and other plans resolved. This show is sponsored by the Muñoz Tax Services in Pacoima, CA. and titled “Tax-Time”. Along with the rare and hard-to-find songs that are in the play list but about the valuable and useful information regarding our sponsors services.
Frankie Firme delivers another 20 Rhythm & Blues songs including; Get on Up by The Esquires, For Your Precious Love by Oscar Toney Jr., Tell It Like It Is by Aaron Neville, Baby You Got It by Benton Wood, I Fooled You This Time by Gene Chandler, Sweet Soul Music by Arthur Conley, I Dig You Baby by Jerry Butler, I’m Gonna Miss You by Artistic, Make Me Your by Betty Swann, 96 Tears by Big Maybelle, Groovin’ by Booker T & The MGs, Dry Your Eyes by Brenda & the Tabulations, Funky Broadway by Dyke & the Blazers, Daddy’s Home by Chuck Jackson & Maxine Brown, It’s Been a Long Time by The Elgins, Ooh Baby Baby by The 5 Stairsteps, The Girl Don’t Care by Gene Chandler, Cold Sweat (Complete LP version) by James Brown, and It’s Got To Be Mello by Leon Haywood. All songs are re-mastered for the best sound quality possible. We hope that you enjoy.
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Thank you for stopping by for a visit with Frankie Firme and the Second Time Around Show. Please check out the other DJ podcasts and special features including the Vinyl Classics rain or shine 24/7 on the East LA Revue.com. You can contact Frankie @ frankiefirme@yahoo.com.

Welcome and thank you for stopping by The Second Time Around Show with your host and DJ Frankie Firme, the Al Capone of the Microphone and the Hit Man of West Coast Chicano Soul. Tell your friends around the corner, across the country, or around the world, that we’re bringing it back and keeping it alive right here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio site where we broadcast 24/7 all over this planet. Thank you for your e-dedications and e-mail regarding our “Cruising thru 1964” show and many requests came in, so Frankie Firme took the most requested year and put together this set of songs released or on the Billboards Hits list in 1970. This show is titled “Cruising thru 1970”.
We begin the show with You Make Me So Very Happy by Lou Rawls; Lucrecia McEvil by Blood Sweat & Tears; We Can Make It Baby by The Originals; The Touch of You by Brenda & the Tabulations; Run Through The Jungle by CCR; A Groovy Situation by Gene Chandler; Little Green Bag by George Baker Selection; Steal Away by Johnny Taylor; Baby I Love You by Little Milton; If My Heart Could Speak by The Manhattans; Up On The Roof by Laura Nyro; Nadine by The Dells; Vehicle by The Ides of March; Maybe by The Three Degrees; Sly Slick Wicked by The Lost Generation; Like I Gotta Do Wrong by The Whispers; Get Ready by Rare Earth; and Make Me Smile by Chicago.
Kick-back with someone you’re tight with and enjoy the Second Time Around Show with Frankie Firme rain or shine 24/7 on the East LA Revue.com. You can contact Frankie @ frankiefirme@yahoo.com. Recording Time 67m 16s

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EastLARevue.com presents Sapo’s Digital Vinyl Revolucion # 1 for 2012. DJ Sapo kicks off the New Year with a selection of both analog and digital recordings by Women. These Musical Mujeres collectively express a variety of voices and styles as they sought to revolutionize the music scene. Sapo pays tribute to this as he chooses from his collection of b-sides and album cuts both written and performed by Holly Near, Ani DiFranco, Carly Simon, Lucinda Williams, Deborah Harry, Carole King, Bobbi Martin, Stevie Nicks, Melanie, Lysa Flores, Tracy Chapmen, Joni Mitchell, Perla Batalla, Lila Downs, Sheila E, Alanis Morissette. Many of the songs may or may not have received commercial radio airplay and were released on Independent labels. EastLARevue.com programs such as SDVR reflect the websites diverse musical styles and formats. Keep logging and check out all current and future programs by our entire lineup of host DJs.

EastLArevue.com presents Sapo’s Digital Vinyl Revolucion # 13 for 2011. Part II of a two part segment this show was inspired by the current social movements and consciousness sweeping across the country and around the world. DJ Sapo’s s continues to offer an interesting playlist of both analog and digital recordings. He chooses mainly from his collection of b-sides, album, and cassette tracks from a wide range of artists and genres from different eras. He plays songs by the following socially conscious artists: Los Lobos, Jackson Browne, Bus Boys, Bob Dylan, Harry Chapin, The Clash, The Alarm, The Doors, Billy Joel, The Fixx, Bruce Springsteen, Joe South, Neil Young, Quetzal. Also some audio from the OccupyLA and the voice of John Densmore (former drummer of The Doors) and activist friend captured by various social media outlets. EastLArevue.com programs such as SDVR reflect the websites diverse musical styles and formats. Keep logging and check out all current and future programs by our entire lineup of host DJs.

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Now on the Great American Song Book #5 for the year Chino is proud to present you with Part 1 of “40 Yrs of Juke Box Hits” and features music from the 50's to the late 60's. You will hear from The Four Seasons, The Sapphires, Bobby Moore & the Rhythm Aces, Chuck Berry, The Champs, Jerry Lee Lewis, Lee Dorsey, Fat's Domino, The Turbans, The Students, The El Dorados, Tony Allen, The Four Tops, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, Bobby Day, The Jacks, Bobby Freeman, Mary Wells, The Clovers, The Pentagons, Ron Hide, The Del Vikings, Sonny Till & The Orioles, Lewis Lymon & The Teen Cords, Joey Dee & The Starliters, The Heartbeats, and The Spaniels. So come and kick it with Chino and the Song Book as he takes you down memory lane with the Juke Box Hits of the 50's & 60's right here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Juke Box.

On this edition of the Great American Song Book Show #4 for 2012, El Chino is proud to present Sinatra & Big Bands. Featuring 21 songs by Sinatra with the first 14 songs are B-side songs, not often heard on the radio airwaves and the last 7 songs are some of the all-time favorites. The first seven songs on the show will feature Duke Ellington & his Orchestra; the second seven are with Count Basie & his Orchestra, and the last seven with Nelson Riddles & his Orchestra. So come and hang with the Chino & the staff of the Great American Song Book, as they spin Sinatra & Big Bands for your listening and dancing pleasure right here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Juke Box.

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Welcome and thank you for joining us here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio. We have invited Sal Gomez and his “Soul Pilot Radio” show back for another show and he has delivered a new show titled the “California Inspired Show” for us to enjoy. The show contains songs that are inspired by the Golden State on the Pacific Coast, California. Sal is originally from Boyle Height near Downtown Los Angeles. We are happy to have his music shows on our internet juke box, and in the hearts and homes of our supporters and listeners.
The song list includes Born in East LA by Cheech Marin, Ventura Highway by America, Whittier Blvd by Thee Midniters, MacArthur Park by Richard Harris, The Piano Man by Billy Joel, The Neighborhood by Los Lobos, I Love LA by Randy Newman, Californification, Red Hot Chile Peppers, Low Rider by WAR, California by Joni Mitchell, Malibu by HOLE, Do You Know The Way to San Jose by Dionne Warwick, Boulevard by Jackson Browne, California Dreamin’ by The Mamas and Papas, LA Woman by The Doors, I Dig Rock and Roll Music by Peter Paul and Mary, Our House by Crosby Stills Nash and Young, and East LA by Bob Seger.
We thank you for stopping by and please welcome our guest DJ Sal “Soul Pilot” Gomez with a comment on our Guest Book or contact the Soul Pilot Show at mrsalgomez@yahoo.com. You can visit us 24/7 and please check out the other DJ shows, the Vinyl Classics, and Special Features here on the ELAR Internet Radio.

Welcome and thank you for joining us on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio site, where we are featuring music, song, and culture from the Land of 1000 Dances and beyond. We have invited a native Los Angeleno DJ to join us in our celebration of life and the pursuit of happiness. Let me introduce you to Sal Gomez and his “Soul Pilot Radio” show, Sal is originally from Boyle Heights, California and graduated from Bishop Mora Salesian High School in 1979. Currently, he has an internet radio show on the www.Live365.com music site, where he can be heard 24/7 world-wide like here on our internet jukebox.
Sal has accepted our invitation and has responded with this special show he calls “One Hit Wonders of the 1970s Decade”. Soul Pilot delivers 119 minutes of music from 1970 – 1979 and gives us information and commentary about the songs and about the recording artists. The songs include “Tighter & Tighter, The Rapper, Montego Bay, Love Changed the World, I Found Someone of My Own, One Toke over the Line, Precious & Few, Suavecito by MALO, Good Time Charlie, Dancing in the Moonlight, She’s a Lady, Hocus Pocus, Hooked on a Feeling, The Night Chicago Died, Disco Duck, Junk Food Junkie, Turn the Beat Around, Don’t Give Up, King Tut, You Think It’s Over, Driver Seat, What You Won’t Do, It’s Cool to be Kind Now, and Born to be Alive”. He gives a special dedication to the SHS Mustangs Class of 1979. Just for your information, the Salesian High School Alumni Association is presenting their annual fundraiser Rock & Roll Show on January 28, 2012 featuring The Soul Pursuit Band and MALO featuring Arcelio Garcia and Jorge Santana. Tickets are still available for this event.
We thank you for stopping by and please welcome our guest DJ Sal “Soul Pilot” Gomez with a comment on our Guest Book or contact the Soul Pilot Show at mrsalgomez@yahoo.com. We thank you Sal. You can visit us 24/7 and please check out the other DJ shows, the Vinyl Classics, and Special Features here on the ELAR Internet Radio.

Greetings and welcome to Chicano Highlights with Robert “El Beto-man” Tijerina here on the East LA Revue.com internet radio site. On this program we are interviewing David Encina from Los Angeles. California. Beto-man and David spend some time talking about his work career; about his family, wife and children; and about his published book titled “Whosoever – Finding Christ in the Book of Proverbs”. We end the interview with a special musical request by David and dedicates “Europa – Earth’s Cry Heavens Smile” by Gato Barbieri to his family.
David Encina was born on January 24, 1961 in Los Angeles. David’s parents were both born and raised in Texas. In the late 1940’s his parents and his two older siblings moved to California in search of work and a better life. David was raised in downtown Los Angeles in the shadow of high rise buildings and crowded neighborhoods. David often refers to Los Angeles as ‘his city’ and has only fond memories of growing-up there. These feelings and experiences are felt throughout David’s new book, ‘Whosoever – Finding Christ in the Book of Proverbs’. His inspiration to write the book came to him one day during a personal devotion time over the span of several years.
In 1983 David met a beautiful Korean lady who later became his wife. He and Iris have been married now for over 21 years. Together they embarked on a journey which led them to the cross of Christ and now live their lives to serve Him. They have three children, Beverly, Emily, and Solomon.
Contact David Encina on Face Book https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1399308480. You can obtain more information about his book at http://www.whosoeverthebook.com .

Welcome to another edition of Chicano Highlights with you host Robert “El Beto-man” Tijerina. We are very proud to have Becky Cordova, from the San Fernando Valley as our guest. This is a short discussion with Ms. Becky regarding aspects of her life experiences; about her wonderful children, family and friends; about her 22 years driving 18 wheeler tractor-trailer for work and pleasure; about her cancer remission and women’s need for regular health screening; her inspirations; and about Ms. Becky Cordova’s career as a song writer, vocalist and recording artists with some of the Southern California musical talent. Ms Becky is a brave and wise woman and it is an honor and pleasure to be acquainted with her. She is singing to make people happy. At the end of the interview, we added two bonus tracks “Con Los Años” and “Giving up on Love” both are with Becky Cordova on vocals with Ray and the Company Band from the San Fernando Valley, CA. Please listen to the audio short interview with Becky and Beto-man.
Becky Cordova (short) Biography: Becky’s parents, originally from Oklahoma, settled in the Antelope Valley near Palmdale. Ms. Becky was born and raised in Southern California. After graduating from high school, Becky married and had three children (and now two grand-children). She owned and operated a trucking company and recently retired after 22 years of safe-driving. Becky has endured chemotherapy and radiation treatments related to her health issues. She is a wonderful vocalist and artist on the stages in greater Southern California area. Currently, Becky is writing her own songs and recording in-studio with some of the finest musicians in the Land of 1000 Dance.
We thank you for stopping by and sharing some time with us here at Chicano Highlights with your host Beto-man and with the co-operation of the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio and LatinoLA.com Internet Magazine, we are able to share this short interview with another of our sisters on our life’s journey. There are many stories out there and this is Becky Cordova, a wonderful and interesting Lady.

Greetings and welcome to Chicano Highlights with Robert “El Beto-man” Tijerina here on the East LA Revue.com internet radio site. On this program we are interviewing Bertha Oropeza. Your host, El Beto-man and Ms. Bertha spend some time talking about her career in the music business as a vocalist and in the medical field as a registered nurse practitioner. She is a Roosevelt High School alumnus, and also has information about her 40th anniversary class reunion on November 12, 2011. We end the interview with two musical samples of Bertha Oropeza’s vocal talent and a prescription to enjoy the music and culture.
Bertha and her two brothers were born and raised in East Los Angeles, California. Her parents and brothers were very instrumental in helping Bertha chose careers in the music and medical professions. She attended Los Angeles County Medical School for her Registered Nurse certification and then continued her study to achieve the Nurse Practitioner license/practice since 1984. She has also pursued a career as a vocalist and has recorded with The Eastside Connection, The Chico Band, and for the movie soundtrack to “Zoot Suit”. Bertha was married to Ruben Hernandez, who was also a recording artist. They had two children, Vanessa and Lawrence. Ms. Bertha is currently performing with The Chico Band in the greater Southern California area. They have four music CDs that we highly recommend. She has a message for our youth, to stay in school and continue to study and educate yourselves for your future and for your families. At the conclusion of this interview, we included two songs with Bertha on lead vocals playing “Carnival” with the Chico Band and “Sunny” with Ruben Hernandez on lead vocal and Bertha on background.
A message for: the Theodore Roosevelt High School, Class of 1971 - 40 year Reunion. All “Rough Riders” along with Garfield, Lincoln and Wilson High Schools are welcomed. November 12, 2011 at 6 PM at the Quiet Cannon, 901 Via San Clemente. Montebello, CA 90640. Entertainment by “Cold Duck” and “The Chico Band”. Got Questions? On Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/120674097999529/ or call Joella at 323.210.3707.
Thank you for stopping by “Chicano Highlights”, with your host “Robert “El Beto-man” Tijerina on the Radio Aztlan KUCR 88.3 FM. The interview was recorded at the University of California, Riverside on August 16, 2011 and rebroadcasted on the East LA Revue.com internet radio http://www.eastlarevue.com for your convenience. This show was co-produced by Roberto Tijerina and Steven Chavez. Ms. Bertha dedicates this interview to the memory of her late husband, Ruben Hernandez. We thank you for your continued support and ask that you stop by again and check out the other features here on this music site. Recording Time 40m 34s

Thank you for stopping by “Chicano Highlights” with your host Robert “El Beto-man” Tijerina, on the Radio Aztlan KUCR 88.3 FM. The interview was recorded at the University of California, Riverside and edited for rebroadcasted here on the East LA Revue.com internet. We thank you for your continued support and ask that you check out the other features here on this music site.

This radio documentary “The East LA Sound Special” on KRLA AM/FM Radio originally aired in the Los Angeles, California area on July 1, 1983. It was hosted by a very popular radio DJ, Mucho Morales. Part 1 features interesting and entertaining interviews, great music and original commercials for the movie “Doctor Detroit” with introductions by the late Johnny Chingas. The interviews on this special include John Martinez and Ruben Guevara (Ruben & the Jets), Bob Keane (Delphi Records), Art Laboe (Radio DJ), Dick “Huggy Boy” Hugg (Radio DJ), Frankie “Cannibal” Garcia (Cannibal & the Headhunters), Eddie Davis (Rampart Records), Willie Garcia (Thee Midniters) and much more. These reel to reel tapes were found deep in the music vaults and made available for this special commentary. (For your listening convenience, we have edited to run both parts continuous and without any interruption).
On part 2 of “The East LA Sound Special” radio documentary, the special continues with interesting and entertaining interviews, great music, and original commercials for the movie “Dr. Detroit” with introductions by the late Johnny Chingas. The interviews on part two of this special are with Stevie Salas & Rudy Salas (Salas Brothers & Tierra), Bobby Navarette, Joey Guerra, & Mike Jimenez (Tierra), Papa Dee Allen & Harold Brown (WAR), Eddie Davis (Rampart Records), and members of the music groups El Chicano, The Village Callers, and Los Lobos. These tapes were given to Eddie Davis/Rampart Records by the producers at KRLA, and now we are able to share this historical broadcast to educate and entertain the listening audience. This rebroadcast has an introduction by Hector Gonzalez. We thank Rampart Records for making this available for us now. Recording Time 2h 2m 7s

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This is a special rebroadcast of an August 2011 KUCR 88.3 FM Radio Aztlan Tejano Legends Show. DJ Guaracha mixes Tejano and plays listener requests of Chicano/Conjunto Norteño music. We hope you enjoy this unique mix.

Bracero- Los Alacranes; Mananitas-Lalo & Los Lobos; Siempre Hace Frio-Selena; Llorando Por Ti- Little Joe y La Familia; Gente de Barrio-Freddie Martinez; La Casa-Robert Pulido; Alla En El Baile Grande- Los Relampagos del Norte; Quiero Mas-Augustin Ramirez; Chicano Headline News I: Achievment Gap, Drop Out Rates, Deporations Shelved, and Diabetes; Desvelado-Bobby Pulido; Crazy Crazy Baby-Freddie Fender; Mira, Mira-La Mafia; Tu Traicion-Pesado; Bonita Finca de Adobe-Palomo; Margarita-Little Joe y La familia; Un Mojado Sin Licencia-Flaco Jimenez y Su Conjunto w/Fred Ojeda; Carino Nuevo- Sunny Ozuna/

This Radio del Pueblo Program features ten musical artists and features two tracks from artists like Pedro Infante, Trio Calaveras, Juan Mendoza, Trio Paraiso, Chelo, and more. Five musical sets make up this program which mixes rancheras and boleros. DJ Guaracha also visits Chicano Park under the Coronado Bridge. Glori Sanchez (Chicano Park mural renovation team) and Felipe Adame (Chicano Park Muralist) speak to Guaracha and provide insight about the Chicano Park mural history and the park's current mural renovation project. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this unique show that we have put together for you.

Daniel Osuna ID (KUCR.org : Radio Aztlan 88.3 FM); Yo No Fui-Pedro Infante; Sobre Las Olas-Pedro Infante; Acapulquena-Hermanas Huerta; Hermosas Fuentes- Hermanas Huerta; No-Trio Calaveras; Besame Morenita-Trio Calaveras; Telefono-Los Tres Caballeros; No Se Que Paso Contigo-Los Tres Caballeros; Glori Sanchez and Felipe Adame speak to Guaracha about Chicano Park murals/recent renovation (Chicano Park Samba-Los Alacranes Mojados); Lloraras Lloraras-Javier Solis; El Adios del Soldado-Javier Solis; Crei-Juan Mendoza (El Tariacuri); Alma de Cristal-Juan Mendoza (El Tariacuri); Mienteme-Los Tres Diamantes; Soberbia-Los Tres Diamantes; Celoso-Trio Paraiso; El Reloj-Trio Paraiso; La Persecucion de Villa-Antonio Aguilar; Me Falta Valor-Antonio Aguilar; Dos Gallinas Finas-Chelo; Que Suerte La Mia-Chelo; Please use the “Guestbook” feature and let us know what you want to hear.

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Welcome to the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio. This is the “Musical Routes – Rhythm & Blues #8” with your host and road guide, Tom Morin. This is the “MR-R&B Show # 8” and features some rare and hard-to--find songs from the past. Many of these ‘firme rolas’ are taken from the 45 RPM (revolutions per minute) record collection. You may hear an occasional snap, crackle, or pop but the sound is impeccable.
Tom selected some interesting records and offers a little history about the song and the artists. We feature these songs; Dedicated to You, Confidential, Your Tender Lips, A Casual Look, Blue Mood, Love Potion #9, You’re So Fine, I Hear You Knocking, Going to New Orleans, The Chicken Shack, Little Red Book, Open the Door to Your Heart, Where is The Love, La Paloma. Tom Morin features the music and showmanship of Richard Wayne Penniman aka LITTLE RICHARD with six of his records, including Slipping and Sliding, Gonna Rip It Up, The Girl Can’t Help It, Good Golly Miss Molly, Send Me Some Loving, and Lucille. For more information on Little Richard check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Penniman. We continue our journey on the Musical Routes as we pass through Doo Wop Village, R&B Town, and Rock and Roll City to arrive at our final set and destination in the show with My Darling, Witchcraft, Shimmy Shimmy Koko Pop, Gee, Feel So Good, Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Since I Met You Baby, and Sleepwalk.
Many of these recording artists are considered as the architects of and history shows that they definitely helped to build the foundations of Rock and Roll, Doo Wop, and Rhythm and Blues. Little Anthony & the Imperials, Shirley & Lee, and Lloyd Price
We thank you for checking out our eighth edition of the Musical Routes – Rhythm & Blues Show with Tom Morin. Please check out the other DJ shows, vinyl classics and special features here on this music site. We strive to provide quality productions, every time. Recording Time 1h 14m 45s

Welcome to the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio. This is the “Musical Routes – Rhythm & Blues #7” with your host and road guide, Tom Morin. All the music from this show is recorded from Tom’s vinyl 45 rpm records for a deeper and richer tone quality and fidelity. Sounds great!
The “MR-R&B Show # 7” is partially dedicated to the Life Celebration for Gil Bernal, King Curtis, and Jerry Leiber http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Coasters and features music by The Coasters featuring King Curtis and Gil Bernal on Saxophone; The Five Royales; Tracy Nelson & the Mother Earth Band; Little Willie John; Maxine Brown & Chuck Jackson; Ray Charles & the Raelettes; The Righteous Brothers (with the Rhythm Rockers); Randy Garibay & Cat’s Don’t Sleep Band; and Johnny Cash. We would like to extend a special “Thank You” to Adolfo “Fito” de la Parra of Canned Heat Band http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolfo_de_la_Parra for your donation of the Five Royales records and to Mr. Valentine for the Righteous Brothers LP. Also, we appreciate and recommend the book “Land of 1000 Dances” by David Reyes and Tom Waldman for the reference information and photos.
We thank you for logging-on and checking out the seventh edition of the Musical Routes – Rhythm & Blues Show with Tom Morin. Please check out the other DJ shows, vinyl classics and special features here on this music site. We strive and pride ourselves in presenting quality productions. Recording Time 1h 23m 32s