Los Young Beats

In November 1966, five young men entered the Suramericana de Grabaciones Studios in Bogotà, Colombia. The name of their band was Los Young Beats and they were about to record their “Tiempos, ellos estan cambiando” (The Times They Were a-Changing) LP. “They wanted us to record the usual hits of the day,” remembers Roberto Fiorilli, the group’s drummer, “but we had our own ideas. Our favourite bands were the Rolling Stones, the Animals, Them and the Small Faces, and we wanted to play THEIR songs.” And so they did. Today this album is one of the rarest and most sought-after collectors’ items from the South American sixties beat scene. On this platter the band’s recordings are available again, along with four bonus cuts by the Time Machine, another Colombian band Roberto played with. Finally, nearly four decades later, the entire collector-world can enjoy the exciting 1966 sound of Los Young Beats on Break-A-Way Records.

THE TIME MACHINE
Fernando Cordoba Bass, Vocals				Oscar Lasprilla Lead Guitar

Yamel Uribe Bass				Roberto Fiorelli Drums


	SIDE ONE		SIDE TWO

	Los Young Beats		Los Young Beats
	1. Baby Please Don´t Go (Williams) 2. Money (B. Strong) 3. The Times They Are A-Changing (B. Dylan) 4. Gloria (V. Morrison) 5. Hearts Of Stone (M. Jagger-K.Richards) 6. Hang on Sloopy (B. Rusell-W.Farell) 7. You Better Move On (A. Alexander) 8. Not Fade Away (B. Holly)		1. You Really Got Me (R. Davies) 2. As Tears Go By (M. Jagger-K.Richards) 3. For Your Love (G. Gouldmann) The Time Machine 4. Train Kept A Rollin (Bradshaw-Mann-Kay) 5. Just Like A Woman (B. Dylan) 6. Fire (J. Hendrix) 7. Your Love Is Driftin (P. Butterfield)