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Canta En Español: El Último Tren A Clarksville / Detengan A Esa Chica

Frank Alamo

Artist
Frank Alamo
Label
Riviera (3)
Catalog number
TR-22030
Format
7" · 45 RPM · EP · Mono
Country
Spain
Released
1967
Genre
Pop
7,978,142records in the catalog
0copies listed for sale
Tracklist

What’s on it

Canta En Español: El Último Tren A Clarksville / Detengan A Esa Chica has 4 tracks, about 10:09 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. A1Detengan A Esa Chica = Corps Et Ame
    Adapted By [Spanish]
    Manuel Clavero
    Written-By
    Chris Andrews (3)
  2. A2El Ultimo Tren A Clarksville = Ce N'est Pas Dificile
    Adapted By [Spanish]
    J. M. Pater
    Written-By
    Boyce & Hart
  3. B1Qu'est-ce Peut Bien Faire Un Garçon? = What Can A Man Do?
    Adapted By [French]
    Manou Roblin
    Written-By
    Rudy Clark
  4. B2Souviens-toi Des Nuits D'Ete = A Summer Song
    Adapted By [French]
    André Salvet, Claude Carrère
    Written-By
    Chad Stuart, Clive Metcalfe, Keith Noble
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Released in 1967 on the Riviera label, this EP serves as a localized artifact of the mid-1960s craze for adapting Anglo-American pop hits for Spanish-speaking markets. Frank Alamo, a French singer who found significant success covering English-language tracks, utilized his vocal versatility to reinterpret the Monkees' chart-topping debut single, 'Last Train to Clarksville', alongside the track 'Steppin' Stone'.

The record reflects the era's transnational music industry, where international labels frequently commissioned artists to record in various languages to maximize a track's reach across Europe and Latin America. Alamo’s interpretation was designed to retain the rhythmic energy of the original British Invasion-inspired sound while catering to local listeners. While these records were often seen as functional promotional tools at the time, they have since become sought-after specimens for collectors interested in the global exchange of 1960s pop culture.

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