Description Los Jaivas ‎– Los Jaivas Label:  Not On Label ‎– LMX-37 Format:  Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition  Country:  Chile Released:  1971 Genre:  Rock, Folk, World, & Country Style:  Folk Rock, Prog Rock Tracklist A1Cacho A2La Vaquita A3Por Veinticinco Empaná A4Tamborcito De Milagro B1Que O La Tumba Serás B2Foto De Primera Comunión B3Último Dia Notes First issue of the album, consisting of 500 copies only, self released by the band.  White labels with red lettering.  Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): LMX-37-A EB-FB Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): LMX-37-B EB-FB Line-up / Musicians - Gato Alquinta / lead & backing vocals, electric & acoustic guitars, recorder, ocarina, congas - Mario Mutis / bass, vocals, acoustic guitar, recorder, tarka, congas, "tamborcito", tambourine - Eduardo Parra / organ, bongos, cultrun, xylophone, backing vocals - Claudio Parra / pianos, güiro, rasca de metal, tambourine, maracas, "tamborcito", backing vocals - Gabriel Parra / drums, congas, cultrun, caja, maracas, "horn", trutruca, piano (1-intro), vocals (2), backing vocals With: - Geraldo Vandré / vocals (8) - "Monks of a faraway Old World's monastery" / bells (6) Releases information Artwork: José Miguel Reyes  This is NOT the Shadoks release!!! THE LAST TIME THIS SOLD ON EBAY WAS FOR $425 YEARS AGO, WHICH IS WHERE IM STARTING THE BIDDING ORIGINAL AUCTION DESCRIPTION BELOW Los Jaivas "El Volantín" Psych Prog Folk LP 1971 Chile Particular Recording LMX-37 Los Jaivas first record, released on a very limited edition (only 500 copies printed) and this is one of them, one of the most important pieces of Chilean discography!!!. Los Jaivas is a Killer Chilean group who successfully merges prog-rock with South American Andean music. They can shift from gorgeous Andean folk to strong prog passages at the drop of a hat. All the musicians are top notch and play all the required South American folk instruments to perfection. This is highly original music and worthy of your collection. The group released "El Volantin" privately. The music on this album was almost completely derived from improvisations, and can be considered as a performance of a "happening". It was pretty wild and free. From 20 hours of work only 40 minutes were used for publication. There were only 500 albums printed, and were sold at their gigs and in some "friend´s record stores". It became not so widely known because it also did not fit to what radiostations usually played. The usual rockgroups from that time explored the electroacoustic styles, and were influenced by Cream or Jimmy Hendrix and Led Zeppelin. Los Jaivas used the development of improvisation, also during the live concerts. This album was first privately released, with free, freak-out and drugged like versions of music based upon Chilean Folk fundaments and dement percussion. Almost the complete album was totally improvised. The song Cacho is somewhat Latin Folk track with very psychedelic Floydian organ, freak-out touches,piano... INTERNATIONAL BUYERS MUST WAIT FOR FINAL INVOICE BEFORE PAYING.  MOST WORLDWIDE LOCATIONS COST $30 BUT NOT ALL.  I WILL SEND FIRST CLASS INTERNATIONAL.  IF YOU WANT EXPEDITED SERVICE OR INSURANCE, I WILL HAVE TO ADJUST THE RATE.