- “What’d I say” (Ray Charles Robinson) Ray Charles
- “The loco-motion” (Gerry Goffin / Carole King “Little” Eva [Eva Narcissus Boyd].
- “Speedy Gonzales” (Buddy Kaye / Ethel Lee / David Hill). “Pat” Boone [Charles Eugene “Pat” Boone]
- “C’mon everybody” (Eddie Cochran / Jerry Capehart). Eddie Cochran [Raymond Edward Cochran]. Single original “C’mon everybody”/ “Don’t ever let me go”(Liberty Records 55166, 1958).
- “Sheila” (Tommy Roe) Tommy Roe [Thomas David Roe].
- “If a man answer” (“Una voz extraña”, Bobby Darin). Bobby Darin [Walden Robert Cassotto] “If a man answers” / “True True Love” (Single Capitol 4837, 1962).
- “Tú serás mi Baby” (“Be my Baby”, Phil Spector / Ellie Greenwich / Jeff Barry). The Ronettes.
- “Para ti” (“From me, to you”, John Lennon / Paul McCartney). The Beatles.
- “Ella te quiere” (“She loves you”, John Lennon-Paul McCartney). The Beatles.
- “Hippy, hippy, shake!” (Robert Lee “Chan” Romero). “Chan” Romero [Robert Lee Romero]. Single Del-Fi 4119, U.S.A., 1959. Single Columbia 45 DB 4341, Australia, 1959.
- “Una rotonda sul Mare” (letra de Francesco Migliacci y música de Pietro Faleni). Fred Bongusto.
- “Dime si no es bueno” (Hank Marvin [Brian Robson Rankin] / Bruce Welch). Cliff Richard & The Shadows
- “Do wha diddy diddy” (Ellie Greenwich-Jeff Barry). The Exciters (1963) The Raindrops (1964) Manfred Mann: “Do wha diddy diddy” / “What you gonna do” (Single HMV POP 1320, 1964).
- “Memphis, Tennessee” (“Chuck” Berry). “Chuck” Berry [Charles Edward Anderson Berry] “Back in the U.S.A.” / “Memphis” (Single Chess 1729, 1959).
- “¡Ven, Johnny, ven!” (“Johnny B. Goode”, Charles Edward Anderson Berry). “Chuck” Berry [Charles Edward Anderson Berry]
- “No debí besarte nunca” (“I never should have kissed you”, Mancounian Graham Gouldman). The Mockingbirds.
- “Tú eres eso” (“Tu sei quello”, Alberto Anelli / Luciano Beretta / Cappelletti). Orietta Berti.
- “Ring dang doo” (Joy Byers / Robert F. Tubert). Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs.
- “Cadillac” (Ellas McDaniel). Bo Diddley [Ellas McDaniel] “Kinks” (Lp Pye, 1964), un gran éxito de ventas.
- “Un efecto extraño” (“This strange effect”, Raymond Douglas Davies). Dave Berry. The Kinks.
- “Voy a enloquecer” (“I’ll go crazy”, James Brown). James Brown.
- “Eres un demonio” (“Evil hearted you”, Mancounian Graham Gouldman). The Yardbirds.
- “La den da da” (M. Russell). The Hummingbirds(1963). Equipe 84 (1965). "Equipe 84" (Lp Vedette VPA 8051, 1965).
- “¡Corre, corre!” (“Keep on running”, Wilfred Gerald “Jackie” Edwards). The Spencer Davis Group (1965). (Single Fontana Records TF 632, 1965).
- “Yo soy un arlequín” (“Everybody loves a clown”, Thomas Lesslie / Leon Russell / Gary Lewis). Gary Lewis & The Playboys (1965). Jan & Dean (1966). Nirvana (1968).
- “Bailar y bailar” (“Over and over”, Robert Byrd). Robert Byrd (1958). The Dave Clark Five (1964).
- “El amor en los muchachos” (“L’amore nei ragazzi come noi”, letra de G. Argenio / J. “Mogol” [Giulio Rapetti] y música de Corrado Conti / Franco Cassano). Isabella Iannetti (1966).
- “Estoy sólo” (“So lonely”, L. Ransford [Graham Nash / Allan Clarke / Anthony Hicks]). The Hollies “Hollies” (Lp Parlophone, 1965).
- “Juanita Banana” (Tash Howard y Murray Kenton) Luís Aguilé, (1965).
- “Raska-yü” (“You, rascal you”, Theard, adaptada libremente por Bonet de San Pedro [Pedro Bonet Mir, Palma de Mallorca, 1917] y Bernardo De Lete). Wesley Wilson (1930). Cab Calloway (1931) . Louis Armstrong (1932).
- “Todo cambió” (“No milk today”, Mancounian Graham Gouldman). Herman Hermits.
- “La tierra de las mil danzas” (“Land of 1.000 dances”, Chris Kenner). Chris Kenner (1962). Wilson Pickett (del año 1966). Fats Domino, Rufus Thomas, “Little” Richard, Cannibal and the Headhunters, “Little” Willie and Thee Midnighters.
- “¡Qué contento estoy!” (“I’m so glad”, Eric Clapton). Cream.
- “¡Hey, hey, Bunny!” (John Fred / A. Bernard). John Fred and His Play Boys.
- “Los muros son altos” (“The walls are high”, G. Sacher / M. Ahari). Two and A Half “The walls are high” / “Love you” (Single CBS 202526, 1967).
- “From me, to you” [“Para ti”] (John Lennon / Paul McCartney). The Beatles.
- “Tiggy” (H. Patisson).
- “María Lola” (V. Sabater y J. Aules)
- “Te esperaba” (José María Mesa / Los Gatos Negros). Aunque firmada como propia, es en realidad una versión casi irreconocible del “A lover’s concerto” (Denny Randall / Sandy Linzer), que popularizó el grupo vocal de chicas, The Toys.
Las versiones de LOS GATOS NEGROS:
ResponderEliminar- “What’d I say” (Ray Charles Robinson)
Ray Charles
- “The loco-motion” (Gerry Goffin / Carole King
“Little” Eva [Eva Narcissus Boyd].
- “Speedy Gonzales” (Buddy Kaye / Ethel Lee / David Hill).
“Pat” Boone [Charles Eugene “Pat” Boone]
- “C’mon everybody” (Eddie Cochran / Jerry Capehart).
Eddie Cochran [Raymond Edward Cochran].
Single original “C’mon everybody”/ “Don’t ever let me go”(Liberty Records 55166, 1958).
- “Sheila” (Tommy Roe)
Tommy Roe [Thomas David Roe].
- “Giovane, Giovane” (Pino Donaggio).
Pino Donaggio.
- “Cuando los gatos bailan el twist” (Reichner).
- “If a man answer” (“Una voz extraña”, Bobby Darin).
Bobby Darin [Walden Robert Cassotto]
“If a man answers” / “True True Love” (Single Capitol 4837, 1962).
- “Tú serás mi Baby” (“Be my Baby”, Phil Spector / Ellie Greenwich / Jeff Barry).
The Ronettes.
- “Para ti” (“From me, to you”, John Lennon / Paul McCartney).
The Beatles.
- “Ella te quiere” (“She loves you”, John Lennon-Paul McCartney).
The Beatles.
- “Hippy, hippy, shake!” (Robert Lee “Chan” Romero).
“Chan” Romero [Robert Lee Romero].
Single Del-Fi 4119, U.S.A., 1959.
Single Columbia 45 DB 4341, Australia, 1959.
- “Una rotonda sul Mare” (letra de Francesco Migliacci y música de Pietro Faleni).
Fred Bongusto.
- “Dime si no es bueno” (Hank Marvin [Brian Robson Rankin] / Bruce Welch).
Cliff Richard & The Shadows
- “Do wha diddy diddy” (Ellie Greenwich-Jeff Barry).
The Exciters (1963)
The Raindrops (1964)
Manfred Mann: “Do wha diddy diddy” / “What you gonna do” (Single HMV POP 1320, 1964).
- “Memphis, Tennessee” (“Chuck” Berry).
“Chuck” Berry [Charles Edward Anderson Berry]
“Back in the U.S.A.” / “Memphis” (Single Chess 1729, 1959).
- “¡Ven, Johnny, ven!” (“Johnny B. Goode”, Charles Edward Anderson Berry).
“Chuck” Berry [Charles Edward Anderson Berry]
- “No debí besarte nunca” (“I never should have kissed you”, Mancounian Graham Gouldman).
The Mockingbirds.
- “He nacido por ti” (Pino Donaggio / Vito Pallavicini).
Pino Donaggio.
- “Tú eres eso” (“Tu sei quello”, Alberto Anelli / Luciano Beretta / Cappelletti). Orietta Berti.
- “Ring dang doo” (Joy Byers / Robert F. Tubert).
Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs.
- “Cadillac” (Ellas McDaniel).
Bo Diddley [Ellas McDaniel]
“Kinks” (Lp Pye, 1964), un gran éxito de ventas.
- “Un efecto extraño” (“This strange effect”, Raymond Douglas Davies).
Dave Berry.
The Kinks.
- “Voy a enloquecer” (“I’ll go crazy”, James Brown).
James Brown.
- “Eres un demonio” (“Evil hearted you”, Mancounian Graham Gouldman).
The Yardbirds.
- “La den da da” (M. Russell).
The Hummingbirds(1963).
Equipe 84 (1965).
"Equipe 84" (Lp Vedette VPA 8051, 1965).
- “¡Corre, corre!” (“Keep on running”, Wilfred Gerald “Jackie” Edwards).
The Spencer Davis Group (1965).
(Single Fontana Records TF 632, 1965).
- “Yo soy un arlequín” (“Everybody loves a clown”, Thomas Lesslie / Leon Russell / Gary Lewis).
Gary Lewis & The Playboys (1965).
Jan & Dean (1966).
Nirvana (1968).
- “Bailar y bailar” (“Over and over”, Robert Byrd).
Robert Byrd (1958).
The Dave Clark Five (1964).
- “El amor en los muchachos” (“L’amore nei ragazzi come noi”, letra de G. Argenio / J. “Mogol” [Giulio Rapetti] y música de Corrado Conti / Franco Cassano).
Isabella Iannetti (1966).
- “Estoy sólo” (“So lonely”, L. Ransford [Graham Nash / Allan Clarke / Anthony Hicks]).
The Hollies
“Hollies” (Lp Parlophone, 1965).
- “Juanita Banana” (Tash Howard y Murray Kenton)
Luís Aguilé, (1965).
- “Raska-yü” (“You, rascal you”, Theard, adaptada libremente por Bonet de San Pedro [Pedro Bonet Mir, Palma de Mallorca, 1917] y Bernardo De Lete).
Wesley Wilson (1930).
Cab Calloway (1931) .
Louis Armstrong (1932).
- “Todo cambió” (“No milk today”, Mancounian Graham Gouldman).
Herman Hermits.
- “La tierra de las mil danzas” (“Land of 1.000 dances”, Chris Kenner).
Chris Kenner (1962).
Wilson Pickett (del año 1966).
Fats Domino,
Rufus Thomas,
“Little” Richard,
Cannibal and the Headhunters,
“Little” Willie and Thee Midnighters.
- “Homburg” (Gary Brooker-Keith Reid). Procol Harum.
- “¡Qué contento estoy!” (“I’m so glad”, Eric Clapton).
Cream.
- “¡Hey, hey, Bunny!” (John Fred / A. Bernard).
John Fred and His Play Boys.
- “Los muros son altos” (“The walls are high”, G. Sacher / M. Ahari).
Two and A Half
“The walls are high” / “Love you” (Single CBS 202526, 1967).
- “From me, to you” [“Para ti”] (John Lennon / Paul McCartney).
The Beatles.
- “Tiggy” (H. Patisson).
- “María Lola” (V. Sabater y J. Aules)
- “Te esperaba” (José María Mesa / Los Gatos Negros). Aunque firmada como propia, es en realidad una versión casi irreconocible del “A lover’s concerto” (Denny Randall / Sandy Linzer), que popularizó el grupo vocal de chicas, The Toys.
Sonche-eu.