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La Noche Del Cazador #19
by Juanmi "The Hunter"
La Noche Del Cazador #19
La Noche Del Cazador #19
La Noche Del Cazador #19
Welcome back to «La Noche Del Cazador»
This program, Episode #19 of «La Noche del Cazador» (The Hunter’s Night), features the second of two episodes entirely dedicated to LeRoi Brothers, one of Texas’s most iconic rock & roll bands. LeRoi Brothers will be performing at the upcoming Rockin Race Jamboree festival in Torremolinos (Guille Vivi JM).
LeRoi Brothers (Mike Buck) have been a hugely influential group in my musical development. Ever since their first album came into my home when I was a teenager, I’ve followed them closely. This will be their first time visiting our country, and since I believe they aren’t very well-known here, despite several of their albums being released previously, I decided to dedicate two special programs covering their entire discography. I hope you enjoy the episode! As always, feel free to share it wherever and with whomever you wish; all dissemination is welcome.
As always, I must extend my heartfelt thanks to Kike Garcia Arroyo. He consistently and selflessly works magic with the program’s sound, ensuring you can listen to it so clearly. I can assure you he had to work exceptionally hard on this episode because I could barely raise my voice.
The second part of this series focuses on the period from 1986 to today. This episode includes the tracks:
01 – So Much to Say
02 – Hard Luck Blues
03 – Pretty Girls Everywhere
04 – Gusano
05 – Wicked Prayer
06 – Alligator Man
07 – Maybe Little Baby
08 – Cindy Cindy
09 – Midnight shift
10 – Hip-Hip Baby
11 – Public Enemy Number One
12 – Fool In Paradise
13 – Mambo Leroi
14 – Carry On
15 – The Wishing Well
16 – Blues Stop Knockin’
17 – Tomcat
18 – Rhythm And Booze
19 – One More Time
20 – Why Should I Be Surprised
21 – The Same Thing Could Happen To You
22 – Flammes d’enfer
23 – One More Last Chance
24 – On The Corner
25 – Dark Horse.
26 – Flash, Crash and Thunder
27 – Train Keep Rollin
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! 🎶✨
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Introduction:
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