The Horns Have It - Righteous Brothers - Little Latin Lupe Lu - 1963

[Uni]

Okay, so it didn't chart Top 40, but who cares! It was too high power,
raw energy a song for that time period! Would have charted better if
released '67-'68! Would like to find this in Stereo, but this Mono will
do for now! I see the Brothers were record label jumping. Only Brothers
to chart the same song three times, all Top 20!!! Can you guess the
song? Actually, this past budget priced CD offers some nice sound
quality! Must of been a regional hit, if I remember it! Hit it, Right
Guys!....


http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/loop.mp3

Fantastic! Take some bows!

Uni

[Uni]

Post by Uni
Okay, so it didn't chart Top 40, but who cares! It was too high power,
raw energy a song for that time period! Would have charted better if
released '67-'68! Would like to find this in Stereo, but this Mono will
do for now! I see the Brothers were record label jumping.

Moonglow Record for this one? Sounds a bit too much for a Phil Spector
production!!!

Thanks!

Uni


Only Brothers

Post by Uni
to chart the same song three times, all Top 20!!! Can you guess the
song? Actually, this past budget priced CD offers some nice sound
quality! Must of been a regional hit, if I remember it! Hit it, Right
Guys!....
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/loop.mp3
Fantastic! Take some bows!
Uni

[Uni]

Post by Uni

Post by Uni
Okay, so it didn't chart Top 40, but who cares! It was too high power,
raw energy a song for that time period! Would have charted better if
released '67-'68! Would like to find this in Stereo, but this Mono
will do for now! I see the Brothers were record label jumping.

Moonglow Record for this one? Sounds a bit too much for a Phil Spector
production!!!

Yep, LABEL - US MOONGLOW RECORDS #215 !

Thanks, anyway!

Uni

Post by Uni
Thanks!
Uni
Only Brothers

Post by Uni
to chart the same song three times, all Top 20!!! Can you guess the
song? Actually, this past budget priced CD offers some nice sound
quality! Must of been a regional hit, if I remember it! Hit it, Right
Guys!....
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/loop.mp3
Fantastic! Take some bows!
Uni

[Jim Colegrove]

Written by Bill Medley who dated a girl named Lupe Laguna whom the
song was based on. Bill was a one time member of a band called The
Rhythm Rockers, a Chicano band. The band was formed by Barry and Rick
Rillera. Bobby Hatfield also sang with that band. Barry and Rick were
on some of the Righteous Brothers early sessions. Bill Medley produced
this record not Phil Spector. Spector came later.

Post by Uni
Okay, so it didn't chart Top 40, but who cares! It was too high power,
raw energy a song for that time period! Would have charted better if
released '67-'68! Would like to find this in Stereo, but this Mono will
do for now! I see the Brothers were record label jumping. Only Brothers
to chart the same song three times, all Top 20!!! Can you guess the
song? Actually, this past budget priced CD offers some nice sound
quality! Must of been a regional hit, if I remember it! Hit it, Right
Guys!....
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/loop.mp3
Fantastic! Take some bows!
Uni

Jim Colegrove
www.lostcountry.com

[Uni]

Post by Jim Colegrove
Written by Bill Medley who dated a girl named Lupe Laguna whom the
song was based on. Bill was a one time member of a band called The
Rhythm Rockers, a Chicano band. The band was formed by Barry and Rick
Rillera. Bobby Hatfield also sang with that band. Barry and Rick were
on some of the Righteous Brothers early sessions. Bill Medley produced
this record not Phil Spector. Spector came later.

Yeah, I can't imagine Spector producing a high energy song like this! He
had a thing for black artists, anyway! He should have stuck with The
Teddy Bears! So, how did this song manage to turn up on a Belgium owned
record label, Moonglow Records?

Nice story, Jim!

Uni

Post by Jim Colegrove

Post by Uni
Okay, so it didn't chart Top 40, but who cares! It was too high power,
raw energy a song for that time period! Would have charted better if
released '67-'68! Would like to find this in Stereo, but this Mono will
do for now! I see the Brothers were record label jumping. Only Brothers
to chart the same song three times, all Top 20!!! Can you guess the
song? Actually, this past budget priced CD offers some nice sound
quality! Must of been a regional hit, if I remember it! Hit it, Right
Guys!....
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/loop.mp3
Fantastic! Take some bows!
Uni

Jim Colegrove
www.lostcountry.com

[Jim Colegrove]

Post by Uni

Post by Jim Colegrove
Written by Bill Medley who dated a girl named Lupe Laguna whom the
song was based on. Bill was a one time member of a band called The
Rhythm Rockers, a Chicano band. The band was formed by Barry and Rick
Rillera. Bobby Hatfield also sang with that band. Barry and Rick were
on some of the Righteous Brothers early sessions. Bill Medley produced
this record not Phil Spector. Spector came later.

Yeah, I can't imagine Spector producing a high energy song like this! He
had a thing for black artists, anyway! He should have stuck with The
Teddy Bears! So, how did this song manage to turn up on a Belgium owned
record label, Moonglow Records?
Nice story, Jim!
Uni

Here's the link you want on Moonglow:
http://www.bsnpubs.com/atlantic/moonglow.html

Jim Colegrove
www.lostcountry.com

[Theo]

Like The Kingsmen version better.

[Uni]

Post by Theo
Like The Kingsmen version better.

Buzz off Theo; you know nothing about fine music! :-)

Uni

[Uni]

Post by Jim Colegrove

Post by Uni

Post by Jim Colegrove
Written by Bill Medley who dated a girl named Lupe Laguna whom the
song was based on. Bill was a one time member of a band called The
Rhythm Rockers, a Chicano band. The band was formed by Barry and Rick
Rillera. Bobby Hatfield also sang with that band. Barry and Rick were
on some of the Righteous Brothers early sessions. Bill Medley produced
this record not Phil Spector. Spector came later.

Yeah, I can't imagine Spector producing a high energy song like this! He
had a thing for black artists, anyway! He should have stuck with The
Teddy Bears! So, how did this song manage to turn up on a Belgium owned
record label, Moonglow Records?
Nice story, Jim!
Uni

http://www.bsnpubs.com/atlantic/moonglow.html

Both Sides Now? Need more accurate info, other than some collector's
knowledge!! Whoa, one CD!!! :-)

Thanks!

Uni

Post by Jim Colegrove
Jim Colegrove
www.lostcountry.com

[jughead]

Post by Uni
Yeah, I can't imagine Spector producing a high energy song like this!

The Righteous Brothers did quite a few good rockers for Moonglow.

[Uni]

Post by jughead

Post by Uni
Yeah, I can't imagine Spector producing a high energy song like this!

The Righteous Brothers did quite a few good rockers for Moonglow.

Didn't know that!

Thanks, jugs!

Uni

[Lumpy]

Post by Uni
Didn't know that!
Thanks, jugs!

Now Uni. Don't you know that in order to post
on this group, you are required to know everything
about every song and artist from 1/1/60 to 12/31/69?

And that incorrect knowledge doesn't count. You have
to know and like the correct artists, not the
crappy and obscure ones.


Lumpy

In Your Ears for 40 something Years
www.LumpyMusic.com

[Uni]

Post by Lumpy

Post by Uni
Didn't know that!
Thanks, jugs!

Now Uni. Don't you know that in order to post
on this group, you are required to know everything
about every song and artist from 1/1/60 to 12/31/69?
And that incorrect knowledge doesn't count. You have
to know and like the correct artists, not the
crappy and obscure ones.

Good point, Mr. Lumpy! I post what is the hit and they throw off the
wall versions that only the most primitive of man would enjoy!

Cordially,
Uni

Post by Lumpy
Lumpy
In Your Ears for 40 something Years
www.LumpyMusic.com

[Taliesyn]

Post by Uni

Post by Lumpy

Post by Uni
Didn't know that!
Thanks, jugs!

Now Uni. Don't you know that in order to post
on this group, you are required to know everything
about every song and artist from 1/1/60 to 12/31/69?
And that incorrect knowledge doesn't count. You have
to know and like the correct artists, not the
crappy and obscure ones.

Good point, Mr. Lumpy! I post what is the hit and they throw off the
wall versions that only the most primitive of man would enjoy!

Who's "they"?.... You mean "we"?

"We" already know the common bargain bin Top 10 versions. They're a
fuckin' dime a dozen. Show "us" something of interest, something "we" can
use. Or is it your aim here simply to introduce Sixties music to those born
after 1990? Did I just reveal your year of birth? Oooops, sorry!

If you don't like being made fun of then don't say, "I never heard of this
singer, she can't be any good because her song didn't chart as high."
A neanderthal response like that will only get you what you deserve:
mockery. Try acting like a musicologist and do some actual research. That's
what separates you from a Mike Callahan or a Dick Bartley. Right now I have
trouble separating you from that lady from Wasilla, Alaska. At least she
tried.

-Taliesyn

[Uni]

Post by Taliesyn

Post by Uni

Post by Lumpy

Post by Uni
Didn't know that!
Thanks, jugs!

Now Uni. Don't you know that in order to post
on this group, you are required to know everything
about every song and artist from 1/1/60 to 12/31/69?
And that incorrect knowledge doesn't count. You have
to know and like the correct artists, not the
crappy and obscure ones.

Good point, Mr. Lumpy! I post what is the hit and they throw off the
wall versions that only the most primitive of man would enjoy!

Who's "they"?.... You mean "we"?
"We" already know the common bargain bin Top 10 versions. They're a
fuckin' dime a dozen.

Maybe the next time you compile a list of favorites, you'll find the
courage to also post what is and isn't available in Stereo. But you
won't, because you fear I'd embarrass you :-)

Tali on!

Uni

[Taliesyn]

Post by Uni

Post by Taliesyn

Post by Uni

Post by Lumpy

Post by Uni
Didn't know that!
Thanks, jugs!

Now Uni. Don't you know that in order to post
on this group, you are required to know everything
about every song and artist from 1/1/60 to 12/31/69?
And that incorrect knowledge doesn't count. You have
to know and like the correct artists, not the
crappy and obscure ones.

Good point, Mr. Lumpy! I post what is the hit and they throw off the
wall versions that only the most primitive of man would enjoy!

Who's "they"?.... You mean "we"?
"We" already know the common bargain bin Top 10 versions. They're a
fuckin' dime a dozen.

Maybe the next time you compile a list of favorites, you'll find the
courage to also post what is and isn't available in Stereo.

How on earth would I know what every record company is currently
releasing?

I can only tell you what other good versions there might be in addition
to the common ones you generally list... like the Shelby Flint song that
I thought was superior to the common instrumental version. Flint's
version (album version) is available in stereo. However you quickly
dissed it simply because you never heard of her or it. Anyone with even
half a brain would have said I'll try to track it down and have a
listen. So, you get what you generally deserve: no respect.

-Taliesyn

[Lumpy]

Post by Taliesyn
How on earth would I know what every record company is currently
releasing?

Try acting like a musicologist and do some actual research.


Lumpy

In Your Ears for 40 Something Years
www.LumpyMusic.com

[Taliesyn]

Post by Taliesyn

Post by Taliesyn
How on earth would I know what every record company is currently
releasing?

Try acting like a musicologist and do some actual research.

You've already proven you know next to nothing. No wonder you see eye to
eye with Uni. Two pods in a pea.


-Taliesyn

[Uni]

Post by Taliesyn

Post by Uni

Post by Taliesyn

Post by Uni

Post by Lumpy

Post by Uni
Didn't know that!
Thanks, jugs!

Now Uni. Don't you know that in order to post
on this group, you are required to know everything
about every song and artist from 1/1/60 to 12/31/69?
And that incorrect knowledge doesn't count. You have
to know and like the correct artists, not the
crappy and obscure ones.

Good point, Mr. Lumpy! I post what is the hit and they throw off the
wall versions that only the most primitive of man would enjoy!

Who's "they"?.... You mean "we"?
"We" already know the common bargain bin Top 10 versions. They're a
fuckin' dime a dozen.

Maybe the next time you compile a list of favorites, you'll find the
courage to also post what is and isn't available in Stereo.

How on earth would I know what every record company is currently
releasing?
I can only tell you what other good versions there might be in addition
to the common ones you generally list... like the Shelby Flint song that
I thought was superior to the common instrumental version. Flint's
version (album version) is available in stereo. However you quickly
dissed it simply because you never heard of her or it. Anyone with even
half a brain would have said I'll try to track it down and have a
listen. So, you get what you generally deserve: no respect.

Doesn't bother me. I'm not here to please anyone, but to salute the fine
recording artists!

Amen.

Uni

Post by Taliesyn
-Taliesyn

[Lumpy]

Post by Uni
I'm not here to please anyone, but to salute the
fine recording artists!

Sounds to me like you're acting like a musicologist.


Lumpy

In Your Ears for 40 Something Years
www.LumpyMusic.com

[Taliesyn]

Post by Lumpy

Post by Uni
I'm not here to please anyone, but to salute the
fine recording artists!

Sounds to me like you're acting

That's the only valid part of that statement I've ever seen.

Post by Lumpy
like a musicologist.
Lumpy

[Lumpy]

Post by Taliesyn
That's the only valid part of that statement I've ever seen.

You plonked me at 0701 hrs.
Consider this your first infraction.
DO NOT READ or REPLY to any of my posts.
Continuing to violate the public plonk rule
will result in a large shipment of Yanni
cassettes arriving at your mailbox.


Lumpy

In Your Ears for 40 Something Years
www.LumpyMusic.com

[Taliesyn]

Post by Lumpy

Post by Taliesyn
That's the only valid part of that statement I've ever seen.

You plonked me at 0701 hrs.
Consider this your first infraction.
DO NOT READ or REPLY to any of my posts.
Continuing to violate the public plonk rule
will result in a large shipment of Yanni
cassettes arriving at your mailbox.

"Plonk" for me is a figure of speech and not a software function, though
the meaning is much the same. Normally it's quite difficult to earn a
"plonk" from me. But you made it look easy. You're good at what you do.

-Taliesyn

[Lumpy]

Post by Taliesyn
"Plonk" for me is a figure of
speech and not a software function,
though the meaning is much the same.

So you're afraid of what I have to say
but you just can't stand to not have
a look.

I know the personality problem well.
There's lots like you. I see them all
the time from my throne here in my
retired castle.


Lumpy

In Your Ears for 40 Something Years
www.LumpyMusic.com

[Taliesyn]

Post by Lumpy

Post by Taliesyn
"Plonk" for me is a figure of
speech and not a software function,
though the meaning is much the same.

So you're afraid of what I have to say
but you just can't stand to not have
a look.
I know the personality problem well.
There's lots like you. I see them all
the time from my throne ...

Over here we just call it a toilet seat . . .

-Taliesyn

[Lumpy]

Post by Taliesyn

Post by Lumpy
There's lots like you. I see them all
the time from my throne ...

Over here we just call it a toilet seat . . .

One that was paid for decades ago.
What do YOU do for a living?


Lumpy

In Your Ears for 40 Something Years
www.LumpyMusic.com

[Taliesyn]

Post by Lumpy

Post by Taliesyn

Post by Lumpy
There's lots like you. I see them all
the time from my throne ...

Over here we just call it a toilet seat . . .

One that was paid for decades ago.
What do YOU do for a living?

Own a chain of imaginary radio stations... paid for decades ago.

-Taliesyn

[Taliesyn]

Doesn't bother me. I'm not here to please anyone.

Both you and that cabaret singer.

-Taliesyn

[Lumpy]

Post by Taliesyn
Try acting like a musicologist and do some actual research.

Another requirement I was unaware of for
membership in this club.


Lumpy

In Your Ears for 40 Something Years
www.LumpyMusic.com

[Uni]

Post by Lumpy

Post by Taliesyn
Try acting like a musicologist and do some actual research.

Another requirement I was unaware of for
membership in this club.

Remind me to buy a new Joel Whitburn record charting book, should they
begin to ask the '90's songs :-)

Uni

Post by Lumpy
Lumpy
In Your Ears for 40 Something Years
www.LumpyMusic.com

[Taliesyn]

Post by Lumpy

Post by Taliesyn
Try acting like a musicologist and do some actual research.

Another requirement I was unaware of for
membership in this club.

Uni has stated several times over the years he's a musicologist expert, yet
acts like you. Plonk!

-Taliesyn

[Lumpy]

Post by Taliesyn
Plonk!

Ah the publilc plonk. No better way to demonstrate
the fear level of the plonker.

Those with self confidence simply don't read or
read and laugh. Those with a mild fear index
block silently. But those afraid that an opinion
counter to theirs will cause their own weak and
unstable self-non-confidence to shatter do it
with the histrionics of the public plonk.

It always seems to add that ego boosting
"You other guys are all with me on this,
aren't you?"

I DEMAND that you never again read my posts.
DO NOT reply to any future posts that I make.
I will control your interface with me. You are
not allowed such interface until I say that
the demand has been lifted.

Go now. Utilize your mouse finger and immediately
apply the "I'm a big pussy" filter. DO IT NOW!


Lumpy

In Your Ears for 40 Something Years
www.LumpyMusic.com

[Taliesyn]

Post by Lumpy

Post by Taliesyn
Plonk!

Ah the publilc plonk. No better way to demonstrate
the fear level of the plonker.

What's that, two plonks in two days in two separate threads?

How's that public relations home study course coming along. ;-)

-Taliesyn

[Uni]

You've Got Credit!
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/

Uni :-)

Post by Jim Colegrove
Written by Bill Medley who dated a girl named Lupe Laguna whom the
song was based on. Bill was a one time member of a band called The
Rhythm Rockers, a Chicano band. The band was formed by Barry and Rick
Rillera. Bobby Hatfield also sang with that band. Barry and Rick were
on some of the Righteous Brothers early sessions. Bill Medley produced
this record not Phil Spector. Spector came later.

Post by Uni
Okay, so it didn't chart Top 40, but who cares! It was too high power,
raw energy a song for that time period! Would have charted better if
released '67-'68! Would like to find this in Stereo, but this Mono will
do for now! I see the Brothers were record label jumping. Only Brothers
to chart the same song three times, all Top 20!!! Can you guess the
song? Actually, this past budget priced CD offers some nice sound
quality! Must of been a regional hit, if I remember it! Hit it, Right
Guys!....
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/loop.mp3
Fantastic! Take some bows!
Uni

Jim Colegrove
www.lostcountry.com

[Jim Colegrove]

Post by Uni
You've Got Credit!
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/
Uni :-)

No need to credit me. The credit goes to David Reyes and Tom
Waldman, authors of the book "Land of a Thousand Dances," copyright
1998 University of New Mexico Press.

Post by Uni

Post by Jim Colegrove
Written by Bill Medley who dated a girl named Lupe Laguna whom the
song was based on. Bill was a one time member of a band called The
Rhythm Rockers, a Chicano band. The band was formed by Barry and Rick
Rillera. Bobby Hatfield also sang with that band. Barry and Rick were
on some of the Righteous Brothers early sessions. Bill Medley produced
this record not Phil Spector. Spector came later.

Post by Uni
Okay, so it didn't chart Top 40, but who cares! It was too high power,
raw energy a song for that time period! Would have charted better if
released '67-'68! Would like to find this in Stereo, but this Mono will
do for now! I see the Brothers were record label jumping. Only Brothers
to chart the same song three times, all Top 20!!! Can you guess the
song? Actually, this past budget priced CD offers some nice sound
quality! Must of been a regional hit, if I remember it! Hit it, Right
Guys!....
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/loop.mp3
Fantastic! Take some bows!
Uni

Jim Colegrove
www.lostcountry.com

Jim Colegrove
www.lostcountry.com

[Uni]

Post by Jim Colegrove

Post by Uni
You've Got Credit!
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/
Uni :-)

No need to credit me. The credit goes to David Reyes and Tom
Waldman, authors of the book "Land of a Thousand Dances," copyright
1998 University of New Mexico Press.

Oh. Okay. Leave the book here and you're allowed to leave :-)

Uni

Post by Jim Colegrove

Post by Uni

Post by Jim Colegrove
Written by Bill Medley who dated a girl named Lupe Laguna whom the
song was based on. Bill was a one time member of a band called The
Rhythm Rockers, a Chicano band. The band was formed by Barry and Rick
Rillera. Bobby Hatfield also sang with that band. Barry and Rick were
on some of the Righteous Brothers early sessions. Bill Medley produced
this record not Phil Spector. Spector came later.

Post by Uni
Okay, so it didn't chart Top 40, but who cares! It was too high power,
raw energy a song for that time period! Would have charted better if
released '67-'68! Would like to find this in Stereo, but this Mono will
do for now! I see the Brothers were record label jumping. Only Brothers
to chart the same song three times, all Top 20!!! Can you guess the
song? Actually, this past budget priced CD offers some nice sound
quality! Must of been a regional hit, if I remember it! Hit it, Right
Guys!....
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/loop.mp3
Fantastic! Take some bows!
Uni

Jim Colegrove
www.lostcountry.com

Jim Colegrove
www.lostcountry.com