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| | Book Review: "Voices of Latin Rock" |
 | | Jim McCarthy, who is described in the book as is a first generation Irish kid living in England, got into Latin rock via American soul and randb to the point where his hair (both facial and on his head) and style of clothing, reflected the splendor of the Northern California Latin rock brethren. |
 | | What happened in San Francisco in the late 60s was spontaneous, original, and very important in the history of Latin rock, however, contrary to the book's pronouncement that it was where and when Latin rock was born, I must respectfully disagree. |
 | | They fused Latin rhythms and musical forms from all over the Latin world with rock, blues, psychedelia, funk, and jazz in a way that had not been done and moved us along the evolutionary path on which we travel today. |
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