Long Hair And Lowriders: Latin Rock In 1971

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Long Hair And Lowriders: Latin Rock In 1971

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May 16, 2021

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We take the Alt.Latino Time Machine back 50 years to tell the story of how three albums captured a moment when music, culture and current events collided in song: WAR's All Day Music, El Chicano's Revolución and Santana's Santana III.

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May 16, 2021

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