Aug 8, 2023
Johnny Colon - You Gotta Love Me (1967)
Swinging Latin Boogaloo with some ridiculous lyrics
Do what?
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Johnny Colon - You Gotta Love Me (1967)
Swinging Latin Boogaloo with some ridiculous lyrics
Do what?
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Johnny Colon And His Orchestra – Portrait Of Johnny #Cotique 1970 🇺🇸 US Backing Vocals, Guiro, Maracas – Ismael "Pat" Quintana #ismaelquintana Bass – #HectorTorres Bongos – #RichieCortez Congas – #JohnnyPino Cowbell – #RichieCortez Design [Cover] – #JohnMurello Photography By – Chuck Stewart Piano – #GeorgeHaskins Timbales – Carmelo "Pito" Maldonado #carmelomaldonado Trombone [1st], Lead Vocals – #JohnnyColón Trombone [2nd] – #RobertLemus, #SteveCalderon https://www.instagram.com/p/CKXH7aUM3IW/?igshid=37izfulbwj2v
