Los Gatos Salvajes was a cool Argentinean rock n' roll/beat group in the mid-60's that followed the Merseybeat scene before the sounds of The Beatles and similar bands had reached their country. The kids there hadn't heard anything like this before, and as their popularity quickly grew they appeared on TV and put on their first, and only, album. Several members
continued on, with success, as Los Gatos, but their debut album went out of print and was seemingly lost forever. Thankfully, No Fun Records has brought this great LP back from the dead and have added fifteen bonus tracks, including singles, b-sides, live recordings and demos. The original songs are excellent, showing off their own unique take on the sound that was sweeping the world at the time. There are also covers of tunes like "Little Red Rooster", "Under The Boardwalk", "Ticket To Ride", "Glad All Over" and "She Loves You", among others. It is a great package, both musically and artistically - this really looks like a CD would have looked like had they been around 40 years ago.