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Connie: Ricky Gonzalez - Timbalero

The music page will open in a new window. There is the option of clicking on individual songs or clicking the Jukebox link. If you choose the Jukebox link then the page can be minimized while you continue surfing:

Saturday Night Salsa for the TROOPS and their supporters everywhere!

Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:

Artist/s - Song Names:

Irma Thomas - Ruler Of My Heart

Jackie DeShannon - What The World Needs Is Love

James Brown - Papa's Got a Brand New Bag

Janis Ian - At Seventeen

Jerry Lee Lewis - Great Balls Of Fire

Jim Croce - Bad Bad Leroy Brown

Johnny Mathis - Misty

Julie London - Cry Me A River

KC And The Sunshine Band - That's The Way I like It

Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes

Kool And The Gang - Cherish

Les Baxter - April In Portugal

Little Richard Keep A Knocking

Lou Rawls - Natural Man

Rebeca Mauleon - Wolenche

Rey Ruiz - Asi Se Compone Un Son

Ricardo Leyva Y Sur Caribe - Yo Soy Tu Varon

Ricardo Ray Y Bobby Cruz - Sonido Bestial

Ricky Gonzalez - Timbalero

Sammy Figueroa - Mambo Influenciado

Santana - Dance Sister Dance ( Baila Mi Hermana )

Sergio Vargas - Cuentamelo

Son De Cali - Llorando

Soneros Del Barrio - Trucutu

Steve Guasch Y Su Orquesta Nueva Era - My Favorite Things

The Fania All- Stars - El Raton

The Latin Giants Of Jazz - Frenzy

The Rebels - Bobine

Tiempo Libre - Ven A Bailar

Willie Rosario - Amor Aventurero

[Publius]

ROCKUMENTARY: APRIL 13, 1972

Where were you on Thursday, April 13, 1972?

I was about to become the Battalion Motor Officer of the 58th Signal Battalion at Fort Lewis, just south of Tacoma. I had never been west of Niagara Falls, so this cross country move was an adventure for me. I had served for four months under a Motor Officer who had been a helicopter warrant that had gone through shake-and-bake and come out a captain. He wanted to fly again, so I ended up getting his job. I was a second looie filling a captain’s slot.

On weekends, I went into Seattle and hung out at KING in my attempts to infiltrate a 50 kilowatt rock and roll station, an effort that eventually succeeded. I was Mr. Rock Trivia, and that permitted me access to the roster of DJ’s. Pretty soon I was getting calls at all hours asking, “What year was this song? What else did the songwriters write or the producers produce? Who was down the hall in the bathroom when it was recorded, and was he doing #1 or #2?” I could usually answer these questions off the top of my head.

Let’s cue the Rockumentary theme!

San Remo Golden Strings: “Festival Time”

Jay Siegel of the Tokens did the background vocals for this remake of the Tokens’ hit from 1961. The differences are minor, to include a tuba replacing the original clarinet line. It came in at #10 this week.

Robert John: “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”