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01. Los Mockers - I Just Want to Make Love to You
02. Los Mockers - I Wanna Go
03. Los Mockers - My Baby
04. Los Mockers - I t Was Me
05. Los Mockers - Girl You Won't Succeed
06. Los Mockers - Paint It Black
07. Los Mockers - Need Some Time
08. Los Mockers - 40 Years Ago
09. Los Mockers - The Chain
10. Los Mockers - 25 Watts
11. Los Mockers - That I Love You
12. Los Mockers - Tell Me Something New (En Vivo)
ARTIST
TITLE
Rewind
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
LBR 126LP LBR 126LP
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RELEASE DATE
7/17/2026

Completes the vinyl collection of Los Mockers, alongside the reissue of their original 1966 LP and their 2018 EP Some Silly Songs. This handful of tracks, previously unreleased or out of print, traces the journey of five teenagers who, clinging to rock and roll, became legends. Blending the raw energy of 1960s rock and roll with rhythm and blues roots and later-day musical maturity, Los Mockers left a lasting mark on the Río de la Plata scene from their explosive beginnings to their 21st-century comeback. Rewind brings together rare recordings spanning nearly sixty years: from mid-1960s demos and singles to reunion sessions recorded between 2006 and 2012, including deleted material and an unreleased live track. Side A captures the band's early fire, opening with a 1965 demo of "I Just Want to Make Love to You," recorded under their original name, Los Encadenados, at Radio Ariel in Montevideo. It also includes their first original singles, "I Wanna Go" and "My Baby," plus the unreleased "Girl You Won't Succeed" and a fast, distinctly Uruguayan take on "Paint It Black." Side B focuses on the reunion era recordings made in Valencia, Spain, where the band revisited their legacy with renewed strength and craftsmanship. Tracks like "Need Some Time," "40 Years Ago," and "The Chain" show a seasoned group still driven by authentic rock and roll spirit, while "25 Watts" pays tribute to filmmaker Juan Pablo Rebella. The album closes with a powerful 2012 live version of "Tell Me Something New."