The Toronadoes – Taste Of Honey - Tijuana Style – 1966 – Latin / Pop / Folk, World, & Country (vinyl lp)

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Label Design Records (2) – SDLP-248
Format Vinyl LP
Country Canada
Genre Latin / Pop / Folk, World, & Country
Year 1966

Tracklist

A1A Taste Of Honey

A2Nuestra Musica

A3Why?

A4Banjo Boys

A5Rondo Mexicano

B1Zorba The Greek

B2Amor D'Italia

B3Nuestro Amor Es Reciente

B4The Lonely Bull

B5Beatle Hair

Condition

Sleeve Condition VG + light cover wear
Label Condition Mint (M)
Vinyl Condition Side 1 & Side 2 - VG - light marks not affecting play
BIN # R114

The Toronadoes' "Taste of Honey - Tijuana Style" is a 1966 budget-label Latin pop release on Design Records, recorded by a studio ensemble playing mariachi-flavored instrumental arrangements. The album follows the Tijuana Brass craze popularized by Herb Alpert, offering breezy, brass-driven takes on pop standards and lounge fare in a similar vein. This is a Canadian pressing of what was likely a quickly produced exploitation record aimed at capitalizing on the Latin pop trend of the mid-sixties.

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Retro Revolution Records – Halifax, Nova Scotia

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