Spotlighting, an entertaining and touching tribute to the long career of Filipino Pop Band The Sunspots. The Sunspots seemed to be well on their way to success in the 1960s. The band was famous in Okinawa, Japan, and Korea as … Continue reading The Sun Spots – Documentary
Not much info about Elizabeth Clyne other than she was in the 1968 film “Bang-Shang-A-Lang” alongside Helen Gamboa and also the 1969 film “Mamahalin Kita …Kailanman” alongside Lolita Rodriquez. Here we have her groovy take on the 1968 Sandy Alpert … Continue reading Elizabeth Clyne – Poppin’ Peas
Here we have Helen Gamboa with her version of The Marvelettes debut single “Please Mr Postman” originally released on Tamla Motown in 1961. If you like this check out her killer version of Soul Time / In The Midnight Hour. … Continue reading Helen Gamboa – Please, Mr. Postman
Featuring Sixties, Garage, Fifties, R&B, Northern, Motown, Atlantic, Versions from The Philippines… Listen Here: Tracklist 1) Eddie Mesa & Norma Ledesma – I’m Gonna Make You Love Me – Vicor Version of Diana Ross & the Supremes and The Temptations … Continue reading Pinoy Soul Time
Sixties Soul meets Big Band charm. Here we have the American soul singer Jimmy Ingram meeting the trumpet player and big band leader Kiko Gatchalian. They are backed by a band made up of servicemen and Filipino musicians based at … Continue reading Jimmy Meets Kiko
Pinoy Sixties Garage goodness. The Firedons were a hot “teenage” band which featured regularly in the early 1960’s on the first teenage music dance program on Philippine television, the Dance-O-Rama. The band recorded some great instrumentals like ‘El Tomador’, ‘Mi Corazon’ … Continue reading Ronnie Villar & The Firedons – Love Potion No.9 / Farmer John
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