Juan Dela Cruz Band

Himig Natin (1973)

 

Side A
Take You Home
I Wanna Say yeah
Round & Round
Blue Train

Side B
Rock & Roll Sa Ulan
Shake your Brains
Mamasyal Sa Pilipinas
Big Boss Man
Himig Natin



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Maskara (1974)

 

 

Side A
Maskara
Pinoy Blues
Nadapa Sa Arina
Nakatagong Mata
Beep Beep
We Love You

Side B
Pagod Sa Pahinga
Rak En Rol Sa Mundo
Balong Malalim
Palengke
Naglalakbay
Last Song



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Super Session (1976)

Side A
Sarap Ng Buhay
Kagatan
Langit

Side B
Great Pinoy Antiquities
Himig Natin




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Live and In Concert (1978)

 

 

Side A
Kagatan
Balong Malalim
Beep-Beep
Palengke
Rack & Roll Sa Ulan

Side B
Langit
Mamasyal Sa Pilipinas
Sarap Ng Buhay
Himig Natin



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Kahit Anong Mangyari (1980)

 

Side A
Kahit Anong Mangyari
No Touch
Panahon
Titsers' Enemi No. 1
Magkombo
Lampas

Side B
Divisoria
Project
Ensayo
Inday
Todo Mo Na 



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Best Of Juan Dela Cruz (1980)

 

Side A
Himig Natin
Maskara
Beep-Beep
Balong Malalim

Side B
Kagatan
Rock & Roll Sa Mundo
Blues Train
Mamasyal Sa Pilipinas



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Shake Your Brains (1996)

 

Side A
Take You Home
I wanna Say Yeah
Palengke
Shake Your Brains
Himig Natin

Side B
Pagoda Sa Pahinga
Pinoy Blues Beep-Beep
We Love You
Last Song




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Manila Concert 1973 (1998)

 

Side A
Langit
Mamasyal sa Pilipinas
Balong Malalim
Beep beep
Palengke

Side B
Himig Natin
Kagatan
Sarap Ng Buhay
Rock And Roll Saulan



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Up In Arms

 

Side A
Justice (Where Are You)
Stranger in A Strange Land
Mystery Roach

Side B
Requiem For A Head
Lady In White Satin
Love Of A Woman



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Tatak Juan de la Cruz (2015)

 

Side A
Himig Natin
Panahon
No Touch
Beep Beep
Pinoy Blues
Kagatan

Side B
Mamasyal Sa Pilipinas
Balong Malalim
Rock & Roll Sa Ulan
Langit
Rock & Roll Sa Mundo







The Juan de la Cruz Band was a Filipino rock band formed in 1968. In December 1970, the band was featured in the first open field rock festival in the Philippines, the Antipolo Rock Festival. The band's popularity gained momentum in September 1971 when it backed up the production of Jesus Christ Superstar at the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP). Then in December of the same year, the band garnered its crowning glory when again, for the first time in the Philippines, a rock group on its own, backed by a full symphony orchestra (the National Philharmonic) was presented in concert at the CCP.

The band originally had six members: Wally Gonzales (guitars and vocals), Rene Segueco (organ and vocals), Clifford Ho (bass and vocal), Romy Santos (wind instruments), Bobot Guerrero (drums), and Sandy Tagarro (lead vocals). Sandy Tagarro left the band before the band's first album "Up in Arms" was released. Wally Gonzales, in an interview later credited Edmund "Bosyo" Fortuno of having coined the band's name though Bosyo's collaboration with the band was not until 1981 with Juan Dela Cruz Band's 6th Album in which he was the drummer along with Joey "Pepe" Smith.


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