Spanish progressive-rock band from the 60s-70s, first known as The Canaries, led by Teddy Bautista since 1964. They dared to arrange a version of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" on their album "Ciclos" (1974). Their more pop oriented songs had a big success, as "Get on your knees".
Original members: Eduardo "Teddy" Bautista (vocals, guitar) / Rafael Izquierdo Suárez (lead guitar), replaced by Germán Pérez / Alvaro Yébenes (bass) / Joaquín González (trumpet), replaced by Feliciano "Nano" Muñoz / Graham Bircumshaw (organ), later replaced by Félix Sierra / Alfredo Máiquez (trombone) / Vicente Máiquez (sax) / José "Tato" Luzardo (drums). For a while, in 1968/69, Teddy Bautista (on the military service) was replaced by .
On 1972 there was a different turn on their music. Drummer and lead guitar were replaced by Alan Richard and Salvador Domínguez. They released live "Canarios vivos
Name Vars
- Los Canarios
- The Canaries
- The Canarios
Members
- Teddy Bautista
- Pedro Ruy-Blas
- Salvador Domínguez
- Antonio García de Diego
- Mathias Sanveillan
- Christian Mellies
- Alain Richard
- Alfredo Máiquez
- Jean Pierre Gomez
- Vicente Máiquez
- Nano Muñoz
- Alvaro Yébenes
- Rafael Izquierdo
- Félix Sierra
- Jose Luzardo Gutiérrez
- Graham Bircumshaw