Bootblogging #21: Eight by Jaime Gartelos

Jaime Gartelos!

Let's get some music out there.

This was 1999. The band name was Jaime Gartelos y l'a Orquestra Buena (got that?) and the name of the record is El Perfecto.

14 songs. It's all good. Perfecto? Close enough! Here is the best by me.

"Eyes to the Future"

"Emily Please"

"Resist"

"A Perfect Fool"

"Reason"

"Hands Make the Man"

"Sometimes My Head Keeps Me Up"

"I Dont Know"

All songs by Jaime Gartelos copyrightb 1999.

Produced and enginerred and mixed by Jaime Gartelos and Drew Haase.

Forgive me for musician credits for now.

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Image is Jaime Gartelos' painting Grey Cups from his Flikcr site.

More in this series


Bootblogging #1: Three by The Lettuce Heads

Bootblogging #2: Three elegies for local musicians
Bootblogging #3: Michael Shannon Friedman
Bootblogging #4: Three more by The Lettuce Heads
Bootblogging #5: Chuck Reinhart's guitar circle hits
Bootblogging #6: The silly side of The Lettuce Heads
Bootblogging #7: Songs for "Divorcing God"
Bootblogging #8: More songs for "Divorcing God
Bootblogging #9: Adam Long presents The Imps!
Bootblogging #10: More Michael Shannon Friedman
Bootblogging #11: The Adversary Workers
Bootblogging #12: The May Day Orchestra
Bootblogging #13: Solo Career live in Santa Monica
Bootblogging #14: Four from The Funhouse (Seattle punk)
Bootblogging #15: Four more from The Funhouse (Seattle punk rock)
Bootblogging #16: I will be your volunteer! (for Bob Slate)
Bootblogging #17: Yet more The Lettuce Heads

Bootblogging #18: Four by Russell Hoke
Bootblogging #19: Krakersy (is Crackers in Polish)
Bootblogging #20- Four by Grandpa's Ghost