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Trini Lopez Memories!

06/28/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"As a child in the 60's, I fondly remember listening to my parent's Trini Lopez albums. By the time I was old enough to play them myself, they had the familar scratching sounds that almost all our records had! When I was in college in the late seventies, I still had this great desire to listen to Trini Lopez. I went to all the resale shops in town and bought all the old Trini albums I could find! Years later, we now have the luxury of capturing Trini at his best on CD! I never thought the day would come that I could find Trini Lopez on a clear CD! Trini Lopez at PJ's brings back all the cherished memories of my childhood. Now when I listen to the CD, I imagine the PJ patrons sipping their drinks and clinking their glasses to the Latin beat. Yes, we have many new Latin-style singers, but none can compare to Trini's combination of Folk, Latin, and pure fun. No one can sing Bye Bye Blackbird the way Trini can. If you have Trini memories, this CD is a must!"

Trini Lopez at P.J.'s

STORCH | New York, NY | 02/15/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"For Trini Lopez fans, this is Trini at his absolute best. On this CD, you can hear the audience keeping time to Trini's tunes with their cocktail glasses, fists and feet. If you love Trini Lopez, this is a must have!"

Trini Lopez - Live at P.J's

suzi_palamino | London, United Kingdom | 03/02/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Live album's don't always work, but this one certainly does. Trini & his band put in an amazing performance, impassioned but always professional, but where this recording really scores over others is in the sound recording. It's not a technical masterpiece but is done with real love for the music, the performer and the venue. Put simply: fix yourself a cocktail, close your eyes, and you're right there! Wonderful songs, brilliantly performed, this whole record crackles with atmosphere. I defy anyone to listen to this and not at least momentarily project themselves into the PJ's of the early 1960's."