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La Noche Del Cazador #18

New Podcast ! La Noche Del Cazador #18 by Juanmi "The Hunter"

La Noche Del Cazador #18

La Noche del Cazador #18
La Noche del Cazador #18

Welcome back to “La Noche Del Cazador”

Hey everyone! Program #18 of “La Noche del Cazador” is now available on Ivoox. This is a special, in-depth program that I hope you’ll enjoy, or at least find intriguing and spark your curiosity about a truly unique band.

Yesterday, the lineup for the next Rockin’ Race Jamboree Festival in Torremolinos was released, and it features one of my all-time favorite bands, LeRoi Brothers (Mike Buck). This group has been incredibly important to my musical development; I’ve followed them non-stop since their first album came into my home when I was a teenager. This will be their first visit to our country, and since I believe they aren’t very well-known here (despite several of their albums being released previously), I’ve decided to dedicate two special programs to their entire discography. They are a true institution in Texas music.

I hope you enjoy the program. As always, feel free to share it wherever and with whomever you like; all promotion is welcome. A huge thank you, as always, to Kike Garcia Arroyo, who selflessly works his magic on the program’s sound so you can hear it so well.

This first part covers the period between 1981 and 1985. In this episode, you can listen to the following tracks:

01 – Chicken And Honey
02 – Rockin’ Daddy
03 – Can’t Be Satisfied
04 – Big Time Operator
05 – Crazy, Crazy Lovin’
06 – Ain’t I’m A Dog
07 – Are You With Me Baby (Say Yeah)
08 – Dance With Me Tonight
09 – Treat Her Right
10 – D.W.I
11 – Pretty Little Lights of Town
12 – 007
13 – Foggy River
14 – Elvis In The Army
15 – Little Bit Of Sugar
16 – Lucky Lucky Me
17 – I Don’t Wanna Stop
18 – Darlene
19 – Walk With Me Darling
20 – Move It
21 – The Back Door
22 – Achin’
23 – Dance Franny Dance
Dive into these fantastic tracks and let the music take you on a journey. Your engagement and feedback mean the world, so spread the word and share the love for La Noche del Cazador! 🎶✨

Juanmi “The Hunter”

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