This is a HI-FI album of incredible twist music (the tunes REALLY rock and are sung in Spanish) produced in Puerto Rico in the mid-1960’s. I’m assuming it was a gas station give-away.
Twist con Texaco
Submitted by Michael Ely
May 29th, 2010
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Allee Willis
Wow, I’ve never seen this before. Not only is the cover art gorgeous but the combination of dancing and gas stations is just too good! Colors are fantastic. Everything about the art direction is even better. And it goes without saying, of course, that the colored vinyl is a treasure.
windupkitty
Oh. MY. GOD. I can’t breathe…..can you youtube this or record it on to anything??? I’d do anything to hear this…I’m dead serious, lemme know…..I’ll buy a tape off you or anything…anything, anything to hear this!!!!!
Michael Ely
When I get a chance, I’ll transfer it from my stereo to my computer and burn you a disc copy. May take me a while, but I’ll be glad to do it for you. It really is rockin’ fun music that makes you want to jump up and start twisting. Just send me your address in a private email (and remind me). My email is [email protected].
windupkitty
Oh man, thank you SO much! An email is coming your way!!!!!!!