MONTEZ, CHRIS - LET'S DANCE
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: RUMBLE
Release date: 08/10/2014
Barcode: 0889397103576
Catalog no.: RUMLP0011080
Item ID: 407733
With its driving, infectious beat, it's no wonder The Ramones chose to cover Chris Montez early rock'n'roll classic 'Let's Dance' on their debut album. Though he was always more popular in the UK, this California born Latino rocker remains influential on both sides of the Atlantic, and beyond. Montez was so popular in the UK that he had The Beatles opening for HIM on tour. He no doubt influenced their early rock and roll aspirations and remains a legend to this day. His debut album, with 12 early rock classics, is available again on LP for the first time in years.
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