the Bloomfields: the Beatles of the new generation

ooh! i sooo love the bloomfields! they're my newest addiction right now. i always crave for more! haha! i want rocky! i want rocky! i want him like candy~~ haha!

ok, so im over reacting! sorry guys! but this is my blog where i set my own limits. and if you don't like what i'm blabbering about, feel free to click that x button at the upper right corner of your browser. but if you want to waste your time with me, continue reading! common! i know you want to.. :Þ

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get to know the bloomfields and i'm sure you'll go gaga over their songs and cute smiles, too!Ü

Artist Description for The Bloomfields

It all started back in good ol’ high school at the La Salle Green Hills when Jay Jay Lozano (guitar/vocals) decided to start a band with buddies Rocky Collado (drums/vocals) and Louie Poco (bass/vocals). Believe it or not, they played alternative and punk music, with inspirations ranging from Oasis to Blink 182 and McCarthy. Strange, ain’t it? Mod was their style of choice – case in point: Jay Jay’s hair, Jay Jay’s pants.



When they finally got into college, they started tapping what they now fondly call “happy music”, playing a few songs from the 60s during odd gigs. Ritchie Valens fueled their first steps, with songs such as Do You Wanna Dance, C’mon Let’s Go and La Bamba being played as staple gig tracks. La Bamba became a huge hit in all their gigs, and they later on noticed how their audience enjoyed this “happy” stuff they did. They then decided to expand their repertoire of 60s rock ‘n’ roll from one gig to the next.

Inspired by other legendary rock ‘n’ roll bands such as The Beach Boys and The Four Freshmen, they became interested in blending in vocal harmonies during performances. That’s when Pepe Lozano (guitar/vocals) – Jay Jay’s brother from shoegaze band Weedisneys – along with Lakan Hila (keyboards/vocals), also from the Weedisneys, hopped in.

The rest is rock ‘n’ roll history. Word got around that a group called The Bloomfields – a bunch of young, energetic boys in suits who played “daddy music” (but definitely fun and timeless music nonetheless) – was making thunderous waves playing in schools, private parties, and bars.

In addition to their already excellent music portfolio, the boys recently made the papers when they fronted for big foreign acts Gary Lewis (2005) and Herman’s Hermits (2006), both held at the Araneta Coliseum.

source: http://www.last.fm/music/The+Bloomfields/+wiki


want more? visit their website at www.thebloomfieldsband.com

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let me share you this conversation i had with my friend: (itago natin siya sa pangalang CP.haha!)

i sooo love this  guy.Ü

CP: eh bat ka naman naadik bigla sa bloomfields
SugarSpiceSalve: eh
SugarSpiceSalve: love ko si rocky e
SugarSpiceSalve: ang cutie nia
SugarSpiceSalve: shet
CP: cute ba yan?!
SugarSpiceSalve: yep
SugarSpiceSalve: cute xa for me
CP: tignan mo nga
SugarSpiceSalve: cute xa magsmile
SugarSpiceSalve: waaa
CP: the bangs pare the bangs
SugarSpiceSalve: haha
CP: daig pa bangs mo
SugarSpiceSalve: i love the bangs!

haha! i hope you won't kill me for this, CP! i love yah!Ü

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ikaw lang ang hinahanap ko.. (ikaw lang... ikaw lang.. )
haha!