Showing posts with label The Brisks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Brisks. Show all posts
2014-06-02
2014-05-11
2014-05-04
2014-03-22
2013-10-26
2013-01-13
THE BRISKS - MARÍA CRISTINA
The Brisks was formed in early 60s under the ame of "Helógenos". Its members, students, after various tests and student performances on the field and in the festivities Ceuta, get Jose Garzon as their manager. The first step is to rename, choosing The Brisks Boys (in English), and later The Brisks. At these moment, the members were: Juan Pozo (b. Ceuta, 1944), guitar and voice; José García (b. Ceuta, 1943), on drums; Antonio Morales (b. Ceuta, 1945), sax & organ; Julio Rey (b. Tánger, 1943), bassist, and Jesús Zurita, as singer. Soon after J. Zurita is replaced by Arturo (Catalonia). José Garzón will get its first contracts to operate far from Ceuta. Actions performed by many cities: Logroño, Zaragoza, Barcelona, Costa Brava, Torremolinos, etc. In Barcelona recorded their first album (Belter) after which ther singer will communicate the decision to leave the music to continue their education (parental pressure was the real cause of this abandonment). The position was filled by Julian Arturo Granados (Granada 1946) ex-singer with Los Angeles Azules, and later, singer of Los Buenos.They become very famous in Maroc, Portugal,Spain... and even they were at Star Club (Hamburg). Enjoy this Cuban "guaracha", originally composed by Ñico Saquito. This song became a landmark into the 60s Spanish music.
2012-09-08
2011-06-19
THE BRISKS - PEPE SERÁ PAPA reloaded
The Brisks seems to sing according to the sixties Spanish Baby-boom. Their hit "Pepe será papá", that we could translate as somethinbg similar to "Dick will be dad", is a humouristic advertising of the Spanish reality. The lyric says that a father, nemed Pepe, and his wife, both are waiting the birth of a children. He wants a black-hear girl, and she wants a boy. But it could be three, or four, or five, or six children...
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