The Beatles of El Paso
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Initially gaining a modicum of fame in their home state of New York with the east coast surf/rock group The Dolphins, Roy and Tor Pinney eventually relocated to Texas and (both separately and together) found much greater success with The Chains, whose version of “I Ain’t Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore” was a regional smash. Referred to as “The Beatles of El Paso,” The Chains recorded four singles – all examples of 1960’s garage rock at its finest. This first ever compilation of the Pinney brothers’ ‘60’s music includes all of the 45s released by The Dolphins and The Chains as well as many never-before-heard and previously unreleased demos and acetates – along with additional bonus tracks that represent the earliest musical highlights of two very talented brothers.
Features:
16-page color booklet with detailed band history by Tor Pinney
20 songs - 10 never before issued!
Rare photos
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Great cd.....
author: Yvonne Hakkaart
...it brings back memories of long time ago
I will play it over and over again!!
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The Chains
author: andrew lugo
This is a great cd it brought me back when i lived in el paso and went to all the dances at Northgate and Catherdral amd MC Canyon I went to Burges High and I was able to meet all kinds of girls from other schools. This was the best time of my life. I used to dance the night away to the great music of the CHAINS.No matter were they were playing I always found a way to get there I hitched and walked home from many a dance.Thanks for bringing back the memories of the 60"s
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author: Mara Edwards
The CD is GREAT, not to mention all the wonderful memories it brought back! The Chains were in a class of their own.
Superb musicians and music. As they say........try it, you'll LIKE it!
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Great CD!! You gotta get one. Please see a review below.
author: John Jackson
This CD is excellent. I heard it at a buddy's house 2 weeks ago and will get a copy for my collection. As a UTEP college student in El Paso in the late 60s, I would frequently attend Chains concerts/dances. These guys would pack them in every time, often up to 2,000 kids! They made a Rock Concert wild and exciting! There were sometimes fist fights as guys tried to get close to the stage for a better look. The Chains were great musicians and would be jumping all over the stage while they played! The vocals and harmonies were very strong and their records were played all over Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and Arizona. I once saw them perform with Linda Ronstadt and another time with Eric Burden and The Animals. Also, you always knew there would be a ton of girls at a Chains Concert!
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