Trade Mark - Can't do it in the morning

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Artista: Trade Mark
Álbum: Can't do it in the morning
Año: 1985
Género: Rock
País: México
Fuente de análisis: LP original (1985), P.E. de RCA/Ariola Internacional [PCS-9909]

Lista de canciones:

LADO A

1. Border patrol
2. Where did you sleep
3. Can't do it in the morning
4. Children
5. Heart attack
6. Headache
7. Intellectual girl

LADO B

8. The Pope
9. Move your ass
10. Competition
11. May day
12. Telephone line
13. Island currents


Trade Mark es:
Enrique Salazar
Jorge Lara
Roberto Bockman

Producido por Trade Mark.


Sobre el disco (por Walter Schmidt para Sonido la revista musical):

Roberto Bockman y Jorge Lara han trabajado juntos en una serie de grupos como Marca Registrada (Trade Mark) de rock, el grupo Diapasón, un grupo de jazz en el que participaron también Eve Marcial y Patt Ruffo, así como un ensamble de música electrónica, junto con Vicente Rojo y amigos. Sin embargo, el grupo al que han dedicado más tiempo y esfuerzos es Trade Mark (Marca Registrada), que ahora culminan con la grabación de un álbum con piezas originales interpretadas por Roberto Bockman, en el bajo, sintetizador, piano y voz; Enrique Salazar en la guitarra (requinto y acompañamiento), voz y coros; y Jorge Lara en la batería, percusiones y coros.

Este grupo se formó en 1980 con otro integrante (Raúl Silva, en la guitarra) que se casó y dejó el ambiente musical.

Trade Mark ha realizado una gran cantidad de presentaciones en vivo en el Museo Nacional de Arte, la UNAM (fac. Economía), Hip 70, con la Operación Callejera del CREA, actuando en las 16 delegaciones políticas, el bar "El Cuervo" y también algunas actuaciones en Taxco, Veracruz, Mexicali, Tijuana y San Diego.

El álbum de Trademark es una producción independiente que incluye 13 canciones originales: "I can't do it in the morning", "May day", "Island currents", "Heart attack", "Border patrol", "Move your ass", "Children", "The Pope", "Telephone line", "Where did you sleep?", "Headache", "Intelectual girl" y "Competition".

La música del grupo es un rock'n'roll accesible y directo, y sus letras hablan de cuestiones de la vida diaria y situaciones reales que han experimentado los integrantes de Trade Mark. A continuación incluimos dos letras de sus canciones.

- THE POPE (R. Bockman)

The pope said no to birth control
and girls say: "don't attack abort!"
too, many children fighting for food
(I said) now! doctor please help me
I was a fool
Let's have orgasms instead of schools

(CHORUS)
Let's have orgasms instead of schools

Too many people are dying for food
(I said) now! doctor please help me
I was a fool
Let's have orgasms instead of schools

(CHORUS)
Let's have orgasms instead of schools

- BORDER PATROL (Henrich)

Bob and I went shoping one day
we had nothing in mind but to spend the day
I had no papers my visa had expired
but it was too late when I changed my mind.

They told us to stop
get out of the car put your hands up
there was nothing to hide
all the stuff was inside.

They took off our shoes and all our money
they were searching for some honey
we just wanted to have fun
but the orders came from Ronnie.

They told us to stop
get out of the car put your hands up
they were looking for some coke
but it was all in Bobby's blood.

They were looking for some pills
and all that stuff that realy kills
they were looking for some gold
they could not find a thing at all.

I had been to Yugoslavia, Cuba,
Moscow and Istambul
I said I ain't no spy or politician
so please take me back to México.

(CHORUS)
Border Patrol.