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	Vintage Guitar® magazine : Artist Pages
		Guitarist Javier Batiz, 56, hails from Tijuana, B.C., Mexico (he still resides in the house where he was born), but doesn’t play stereotypical Latin American music (terms such as norteño, ranchera, and banda might come to mind).
		Batiz has been-purveying his unique music in his native land for decades, and his playing abilities have garnered attention and accolades from other notable musicians, some of whom consider him to have a mentor and inspiration.
		Javier Batiz and Carlos Santana onstage at the Tijuana bullring, 1993.
	www.vguitar.com /artists/details.asp?ID=115 (1765 words)

	Mexican rock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Mexico, Spanish language covers of rock standards by Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and The Everly Brothers among many others, were the first records of the genre in that country.
		Soon, however, Mexican bands like Los Rebeldes del Rock, Los Locos del Ritmo, Los Crazy Boys and specially Javier Bátiz arose with original compositions, though there was little interest in them, because now all the attention was paid to the new fashion that came from Britain known as the Ola Inglesa(British Invasion).
		However, after the substantial success of native Santana in The United States in the late 1960s, there was a boom of emerging groups that sang in English, probably considering an eventual breakthrough up the border.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mexican_rock (1345 words)

	batiz javier (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Pérez de Cuéllar, Javier, 1920-, Peruvian diplomat, secretary-general of the United Nations (1982-92).
		He entered the Peruvian foreign service in 1940 and served in several posts, including ambassador to the USSR (1969-71) and the United Nations (1971-75).
		Performances once considered unattainable, such as the 4-minute mile (first achieved in 1954 by Roger Bannister, the 8-ft (2.44-m) high jump (achieved by Javier Sotomayor in 1993), and the 20-ft (6.1-m) pole vault (achieved in...
	www.sport-life.biz /batiz-javier.html (232 words)

	DAfter Avándaro: the black hole of mexican rock, the music
		Javier Batiz - Ella fue del LP Ella fue
		Javier Batiz - Ocho rojo del LP Ella fue
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	www.maph49.galeon.com /avandaro/ingles/avandaro7.html (3787 words)

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	sujo.superfunny.net /batiz.javier.html (104 words)

	'LA'Ritmo.com - 'Latin American' Rhythm Magazine
		Then I met guitarist, Javier Batiz from Tijuana, who is now called the 'Godfather of Mexican Rock.
		When Batiz moved from his native Tijuana to Mexico City in 1964 he met De La Parra and introduced him to fl rhythm and blues, which he had incorporated into the sounds, his band was famous for.
		Javier played guitar on a track called "World of Make Believe" on Canned Heat's "Boogie 2000" album and he toured with the band in Italy.
	www.laritmo.com /mag?id=1517 (1122 words)

	Scorpywag Album Reviews 2
		Batiz was very famous in Mexico in the late 60's and early 70's due to his bands 'The Famous Finks' and 'TJs'
		As it was located only a few blocks away from El Forum it's probable that Jim simply walked there sat down quietly, watched the performance, drank a few beers and left.
		It's not known if Jim talked to Javier but even though Jim was not fluent in Spanish he had studied it at college for a period so it's entirely possible.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /alexatdoors4scorpywag/page16.html (495 words)

	MEXICAN ROCK REUNION PARTY -- San Diego, CA., July 7, 2002
		The next one to meet was the legendary guitarist Javier Batiz.
		Felipe told him who I was and what I did, and he was so happy to hear that I was interested in Mexican rock, and did web pages about it, that he was willing to help me with anything I needed.
		While I was talking to Gonxalo, Javier Batiz was by our side and he told me that Gonzalo was such an innovator like himself that when they started playing they would be criticized by people who didn't understand the way they played.
	www.geocities.com /raybrazen/avanreunion.htm (886 words)

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	KEEPING THE BLUES HOT An Interview with Fito de la Parra of Canned Heat By Lisa Zimmer ...
		Later on when I got into the blues with Javier and with Cathy's records, I also received the first Paul Butterfield records; so actually, of the Chicago drummers, the first drummer I was aware of was Sam Lay.
		I was actually turned on to John Lee Hooker's records by Javier Batiz, again in Mexico City.
		Greg is our political consciousness in the band; he is an activist and he likes to say his words and talk about the fat cats, about the rich fat cats, not about fat cats that you see in a blues band, rich fat cats who oppress the poor.
	www.cruzinbluz.com /cannedheat.htm (6650 words)

	2004 City Heights International Village Celebration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		One of the leading figures in the birth of the rock and roll scene in Mexico, Javier Batiz formed the legendary blues band The TJ's in 1957.
		In 1963, Batiz moved to Mexico City and began a rock and roll revolution there.
		Batiz brand of gutsy and growling bilingual blues is enjoying a revival, and many of his early recordings have recently been re-released on CD.
	www.cityheightscdc.org /ivc/2004bandbios.html (1693 words)

	My journey to the Sitar and Sitars Etc
		Finally, late in 1968, someone told me that a Mexican rock star by the name of Javier Batiz had a sitar for sale.
		The original Batiz refurbished sitar was my companion for 5 years, until I ordered a new one, again sight unseen, from New York.
		That one became my companion until December 2003 when it was given to my son, as I, now, was the proud owner of a beautiful Surbahar made under Pt.
	www.sitarsetc.com /articles/bharat.htm (1210 words)

	José Teran (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		His work with his rock band Caja de Pandora kept him busy for ten years, during which they made a major contribution to the development of rock music in Mexico and built up a fine reputation as a supporting group at concerts given by Deep Purple, Duran Dura and Paco de Lucia.
		During his musical career José Teran also played with many other interesting and famous musicians on the international scene, including Alberto Cortez (Argentina), Wanda Seux (Argentina), Miguel Rios (Spain), Javier Batiz (Mexico), John Mayall (USA) and the Sayari Llaqta group (Peru).
		He also spent two years as musical director to Tatiana, a Mexican singer who is famous well beyond the borders of Mexico.JoséTeran is a well know artist because of his virtuoso guitar music and his unique style of music.
	www.polyglobemusic.at /old/kuenstler/e_teran.htm (213 words)

	Canned Heat - Album Reviews
		These classic recordings from 1969 are released for the first time ever, and feature Mexican specialist for RandB Javier Batiz, accompanied by various Canned Heat members and some well known RandB artists from that time.
		Javier was Carlos Santana's mentor and first guitar teacher, he also is resposible for turning on a whole generation of Mexican musicians to Rhythm and Blues.
		Any of the 11 tracks of this CD is a true gem for everyone who loves Canned Heat and the original American RandB.
	www.drfeelgood.de /c_heat/ch_cdrev.htm (8496 words)

	Canned Heat - The Music
		When Javier Batiz came to Mexico City in 1965 and introduced RandB music to the local Rock-n-Roll scene, I was one of the musicians that got deeply interested in that genre of music.
		Now 34 years later, we have managed to rescue the old analog tapes and acetates and re-mastered them digitally, enabling us to offer this music to Javier's fans and the public in general that are interested in Mexican/American RandB music.
		Javier Batiz: The USA Sessions (Recorded in Hollywood, CA.
	www.drfeelgood.de /c_heat/ch_music.htm (3417 words)

	home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		I've escaped live bullets fired at me on several occasions!
		My Uncle Javier Batiz helped get Carlos Santana's career to a great start which has led to the sounds you hear today!
		My second cousin is Zach Delarocha, who was lead singer of Rage Against the Machines!
	www.realitystories.com (133 words)

	Canned Heat Official WebSite - Merchandise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		- JAVIER BATIZ (plus various CANNED HEAT members and other very special guests)
		Javier Batiz - Vocals, Lead Guitars on all songs, Piano on ''Sea of Love''
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	www.cannedheatmusic.com /merche.htm (2877 words)

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