THE KRAYOLAS - KOLORED MUSIC (1982)
"Kolored Music" was an impressive start for this
Mexican-American pop group from San Antonio, Texas; their music has a
joyous, unpretentious quality that makes every cut a treat. Basing their
sound on the '60s - there are traces of Paul Revere and the Raiders,
the Box Tops, Monkees and, of course, the Beatles - the Krayolas stood
apart from others sharing the basic pop impulse by using brass on seven
of the album's ten tracks. The horns never get in the way, but instead
add a soulful edge to the sweet innocent voices. A consistently pleasing
album.
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1 comment:
Fantastic Angelo, thank you
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