[1985] José Feliciano - Ya Soy Tuyo (Full Album) || CD / ICD1-7415

Tracklist: 1. Ven y Baila [0:00] 2. Por Ella [3:23] 3. Otra Vez [7:01] 4. No Puedo Verte Sin Quererte [11:05] 5. Que Voy A Hacer Sin Ti [14:52] 6. Ya Soy Tuyo [18:57] 7. Un Amor Asi [22:39] 8. Ese [25:53] 9. Despues de ti Que? [29:21] 10. Don Rodríguez [33:38] Assisting vocalists: José José (2) Lani Hall (7) Ripped/scanned by me So here's an interesting one. I've probably heard my parents play José Feliciano music during parties at some point, but generally speaking the one & only track I really know from the guy is "Feliz Navidad". I don't like it... his singing is good, but the song in general sounds like NPC music to me and didn't convince me to check out his other music. However... One day I decided to go through the discography of Rudy Pérez—an artist whom I uploaded some LP-only music of before. I enjoyed his 1984 debut album so I wanted to see if he had written any other similar music for other artists. After digging through his composing/arranging credits, I saw that he had some involvement in a José Feliciano album... it being "Ya Soy Tuyo". To make a long story short: This album only has vinyl rips on YT. No audio from the CD version. Said CD version, surprisingly, is not that easy to come by and actually fetches for some high prices. All of this coming from an artist who's extremely popular... who would have thought? Also, at the time of the CD's arrival, I did find out that this was being streamed but it's completely blocked in the US... I listened to an LP rip on YT and was actually pretty satisfied with how the album sounded—it opened my ears a little and made me realize that this guy COULD make some good music after all!! So I decided to seek out a CD copy. Unless I'm missed a spot somewhere, this is probably the first time the CD's surfaced online—publicly, at least. It's hard for me to select my favorites here, but after some consideration: 02, 03, and 07. Enjoy!!