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Desendiáblate (López) by SANTIAGO

Bm -Dm7/9-C7maj9 (3) Bm-Dm7/9-C#7/9/5d E7maj-Gm7/9-F#m7/9 (2) Bm-Dm7/9-C7maj9 Bm-Dm7/9-C#7/9/5d G#m7/9-C#7/9 (2) C#7/9m-F#7/4susp/6 D5augm-D5augm7

Dream Girl (Walker & López) by SANTIAGO

End of the season (Raymond Douglas Davies) by SANTIAGO

reyerta de gatas furiosas by SANTIAGO

KILL YOUR SONGS (LÓPEZ) by SANTIAGO

Viejos tiempos (López) by SANTIAGO

Rose in her hair (El blues del 'Louie Louie') -R.Berry & López- by SANTIAGO

ÍNDIGO (López) by SANTIAGO

Verzules (López) by SANTIAGO

Blues tenebroso (López) by SANTIAGO

Eyes for you (Dubin & Warren) by SANTIAGO

Poniente (López) by SANTIAGO

Levante (López) by SANTIAGO

Se telefonando (De Chiara, Costanzo, Morricone) by SANTIAGO

SERENADE FOR SWINGING LADIES -instr.- (López) by SANTIAGO

Got to get you near me blues (Montgomery) by SANTIAGO

Volviendo a las andadas 2017 (López) by SANTIAGO

ACORDES. Intro: B7maj F#m7/9 (4 veces) Em7/9 Dº D7maj D7/9 Estrofa: G6 Gº Cm7/9 D#m6/9 (211311)-G#7/9 D5augm Bm7/9 D7/6/9 (897500 ó 234200) B9m D5augm7 (634373) Aº-Cº D7-D5augm G-Gº-Gbº-G-D7 (2 veces) Cambio: Aº-A#º-Em7-A-Em7-B10 (7677xx ó x2123x) (2 veces) C#m C#º Cº E7maj Fº (3veces; corte en la cuarta y...) F#m7/9 Am7/9 Abm7/9 C#m7/9 Intro y final.

Nervos de aço (Lupicínio Rodrigues) by SANTIAGO

LUA LUA (Berry; disarrangements by López) by SANTIAGO

Guitarra de palo (López) by SANTIAGO

Pares y nones (López) by SANTIAGO

Crackin´ up (McDaniels; Ar.: López) by SANTIAGO

Medley (López) by SANTIAGO

Blackamoor Queen (López) by SANTIAGO

El título se refiere al lugar donde se grabaron dos de los vídeos de Música de Bolso.

La letra procede del "Cantar de Alfonso XI"; éste narra la reconquista de Algeciras, pero el pasaje recorrido en la letra trata de una escaramuza entre guipuzcoanos y navarros, es decir entre el Reino de Castilla y un "manchu-kuo" de los franchutes. La portada no tiene nada que ver pero es teodosiano-manuelista y me gusta.

Un Gandano en la Noche (López) by SANTIAGO

Canción en busca de letrista

La letra trata del programa de vídeos de YouTube "Música de Bolso". En ella se alude a los vídeos, emitidos por dicho programa, de Pato Fu, Moveis Coloniais d´Acajú e Trupe Chá da Boldo.

No tan punky (López) by SANTIAGO

Autor: E. McDaniels; arr.: S. López

Grabado en directo en el Pub Formas -El Rinconcillo (Algeciras)- en Octubre de 1987. Este tema ha sido recientemente incluido en el repertorio de temas de los ochenta de Los Fósiles, con Javi Serrano como cantante.

Cherry was Amy Winehouse´s guitar; she dedicated a short song to her and I wrote an answer to it when she was left alone; a friend of mine who is a great producer and musician invited me in 2014 to record it in his studio; he worked out perfect sound and arrangements and plays keyboards and drums much better than me; but I was not in a good mood for music by then, it was the first time I played with pre-recorded rhythm patterns and not only metronome and I had troubles for trying to sing it too low; I repeated it few months later; but the good version according to my feeling is still the first one, recorded in the winter of 2012.

Los Últimos de Filipinas -instr.- (Llovet & Halpern) by SANTIAGO

I see "lots" of "Richard Dadd"´s likers, so I upload now the original version, the craziest one; both lyrics become different when the new one begins its russellian mantra about self-liquidators and a dopplegänger bedlam in Curitiba; the old one kept on describing the picture, the name of which was the one I gave to the old version: El Hachazo del Leñador Mágico.

Baila tecnopópopo (López) by SANTIAGO

Railway Station Girl (Maragall, Nakagawa, Ronsard, Cervantes & López) by SANTIAGO

La Maligna (López) by SANTIAGO

Stones in my Passway (Johnson & López) by SANTIAGO

Diamond Tornado (López) by SANTIAGO

Recorded in 1997. Wolfgang Köhler´s chimps discover music in Tenerife; they put number/notes together in rigorous order: for example, 1234 is C 9ªmin minor & Major, and so on, till suddenly....

This song was composed for singing it in a hip-hop mood, with long verses filling up every beat at double speed, but not forgetting about the tune; I wrote some lyrics but I´m not used to this kind of "jive talking" (as they called it in the days of Sun Records and The Signifying Monkey); the lyrics told the story of an urban incident about a cat on a roof, a ladder, a mean old woman who didn´t want people to go up on to the roof ("la tela asfáltica costó de euros mogollones", she said), etc..

I fell into the rhythm pot and now I just can´t stop, I´ve taken something that makes my steps go fast, but everything still remains still inside, I´m like a big strong hammer with silk lined...

I gotta feel bitter-sweet inside ´cause when you sing that tune you make my dark star shine; that year´s model you were gonna be, my lady-boy eyes saw you walking down the street; you went to LA, chorus girls sang that tune for me, and I stayed down home with my deep sadness degree; my red-shot eyes were just a crying shame but this brand old tune´s a man´s heart unchained. This Lyrics are inspired in Amy´ s "Fuck me pumps" video; the singer is supposed to be the young camera-man resembling Elvis Costello in his second album cover who appears in the video.

In Beckford´s "Vathek", Karathis was the Caliph´s mother, a greek witch who danced fox-trot and disco music with Satan(I suppose; if I were Him, I would "break ice" that way, I keep on supposing). The vicious vizier and sorcerer´s name was Ashfendarmoth; I re-"baptized" him as Ace-Fender-Mod, which is the song´s subtitle; the lyrics told that story, but I should learn how NOT to sing. I think the instrumental version says it all about (Miss Cleo Gibson would say)Ford engine movements in ephesian Karathis´s hips. Don´t play it too loud; in 2012 I was an absolute beginner with the micro-Br; hope you enjoy it.

Don´t you mess around with my little sister (Shocked) by SANTIAGO

Sharp Bolero (López) by SANTIAGO

1.- Intro: Caribbean Ramones. 2.- First Strophe. 3.- Ramones´Free Jazz Interlude. 4.- Second Strophe. 5.- Ludwig van Ramone. 6.- Laughter Explossion.