39.4 — Rock Sound 1972 (Mexico, Jazz, Psychedelic, Progressive Rock)
A band from Guadalajara. They released their only LP in 1972 on CBS (the original vinyl is extremely rare). After its release, the band broke up, and some members joined the band Bandido. Although the original sleeve has song titles in Spanish, the lyrics are in English. Vocalist Enrique Sánchez Ruíz sings without a single accent. The band boasts a large horn section, rare in Mexican rock bands of the time. If James Brown, Blood Sweat & Tears, and the Doors all moved to Mexico at the same time and played together, it would sound something like 39.4!
Tracks:
01. Fe (Faith) - 0:00
02. Detrás De La Máscara (Behind The Mask) – 4:10
03. Perdedores Ganadores (Losers, Winners) - 7:30
04. Más Alto (Higher) - 10:45
05. Locura (Madness) - 14:03
06. Yo Puedo Vivir Sin Ti (I Can Live Without You) - 16:58
07. Mujer De Todos Los Días (Everyday Woman) - 20:02
08. Ciudad Express (Express City) - 23:00
09. Dejarte Libre (Set You Free) - 25:50
10. Ciudadano Electrónico (Electronic Citizen) - 29:59
Bonuses:
11. Guadalajarabe (Single A-Side, 1975) - 32:55
12. You Walk Beside Tomorrow (Single B-Side, 1975) - 36:40
Personnel:
Guillermo Brizio Domínguez Willow – lead guitar
Enrique Sanchez Ruiz - vocals
Jorge A. Salles - bass
Ariel Castellanos Villanueva - keyboards
Jaime Arturo Hernández – saxophone
Carlos Hijar Medina - trumpet, trombone
Octavio García Hernández - trumpet, flute
José Luis Zúñiga Lazcarro – drums
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