Aug 12, 2023
"How did Raph get that big scar across his shoulder and pectoral?"
"How did your Raph get his shoulder scar + shell crack?"
"Do you think you could explain some of your turtles’ scars?"
You'll find out later ;)
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"How did Raph get that big scar across his shoulder and pectoral?"
"How did your Raph get his shoulder scar + shell crack?"
"Do you think you could explain some of your turtles’ scars?"
You'll find out later ;)
Joey Pastrana and His Orchestra - My Shingaling (1967)
Joey Pastana bringing the heat, with Ismael Miranda on vocals
I can't say THANK YOU enough...
....the support and encouragement i've received from family and friends is overwhelming.
Thank you for believing in me. Thank you for letting me try new things and take risks. Thank you for showing me that doing things that make you happy is important.
This is just the beginning...i'm excited to keep pushing forward and seeing where this takes us.
Thank you for coming along for the ride.
Joey Pastrano and His Orchestra - Rumbón Meló
From the album "LET'S BALL" by Joey Pastrano and his orchestra.
Year: 1967 Biography: A fierce timbales player who recorded several LPs for Cotique during the late '60s, Joey Pastrana was fluent in the then-current fads of Latin soul and boogaloo but also ended up playing some surprisingly jazzy Latin music during his career. Of his work for Cotique, Joey en Carnavale and the unsurprisingly hot Joey in P.R. were the best.
ballin'
