Hondurans are mostly mestizos, ie a mix between Native amerindian and European. A good amount have Black in them as well. N.B. Mexico is just another latin american country calling Hondurans 'Mexicans' would be totally incorrect.
But RPM/Kent retained many unreleased King masters, and over the years the company released them, thus forcing King to compete with himself. The most successful of these releases was Rock Me Baby, a blues King wrote with Joe Josea and recorded in about 1958. The lyric is a basic plea for sex -- Rock me all night long -- while the music provides a blues structure that allows King room for biting guitar work.
They recorded a number of songs written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King, âChainsâ being their first entry on the Billboard pop chart, peaking at number 17 in late December of 1962. Their biggest US hit was another Goffin/King composition, âDonât Say Nothing Bad About My Babyâ, which peaked at number 7 in April of 1963.