LOS YORKS - 67
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: WORLD PSYCHEDEL
Release date: 22/07/2003
Barcode: 2090502223074
Catalog no.: WPC0068470
Item ID: 222307
Reissue on CD of the first album by this garage quartet, along with Los Saicos and Los Shains belonging to the best 60s bands out of Peru. A non-stop beat influenced go-go twang guitar garage psych tone throughout.
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