This 1965 single, featuring the frenetic "Come On" and the equally raw "El Tight", captured the nascent energy of Los Saicos. It stands as a key document of their uncompromising, high-octane sound before their abrupt disbandment.
- "Come On" was released in September 1965 on the label Munster. The single was backed with the song "El Tight". Los Saicos disbanded shortly after this release, having been together for less than a year.
- This single was released during the band's original, short-lived run from 1964 to 1965. The "Come On" single was one of their final releases before their initial breakup. The band would later reform in 2006.
- The band's raw sound and confrontational attitude prefigured the punk rock movement by over a decade. "Come On" showcases their primitive, energetic style, driven by distorted guitars and shouted vocals.
Los Saicos were a Peruvian garage rock band, often cited as pioneers of punk rock. They were active for a brief period in the mid-1960s, leaving a significant mark on the South American rock scene.
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