- Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio - Flaco Jimenez - Santiago Jimenez
- Connie - Paulino Bernal - Conjunto Bernal
- Cuando Se Pierde la Madre - Narciso Martinez - Esteban Oritz - Lydia Mendoza
- Cada Vez Que Cae la Tarde - Don Santiago Jimenez - Santiago Jr. Jimenez
- Zulema - Don Santiago Jimenez
- Alejamiento y Regreso - Jose Morante - Pavos Reales
- Atotonilco - Juan Jose Espinosa - Tony de la Rosa
- El Canoero - Valerio Sr. Longoria - Public Domain
- Corrido de C¿¿sar Ch¿¿vez - Rumel Fuentes - Pinguinos del Norte
- Pasos Cortos - Juan Lopez
- No Me Estorbes - Traditional - Trio San Antonio - Fred Zimmerle
- Luzita - Narciso Martinez
- El Mexicano-Americano - Cenzontles - Gilberto Gutierrez - Santiago Jr. Jimenez - Eugene Rodriguez
- Hazme Caso - Esteban "Steve" Jordan
- Negra Traici¿¿n - Flaco Jimenez - Henry Zimmerle
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0096297010426
Fred Zimmerle Primary Artist
Narciso Martinez Primary Artist
Trio San Antonio Primary Artist
Valerio Longoria, Sr. Primary Artist
Los Pavos Reales Primary Artist
Santiago Jimenez, Jr. Primary Artist
Los Cenzontles Primary Artist
Tony de la Rosa Primary Artist
Juan Lopez Primary Artist
Conjunto Bernal Primary Artist
Los Pingueinos del Norte Primary Artist
Esteban "Steve" Jordan Primary Artist
Flaco Jimenez Primary Artist
Don Santiago Jimenez, Sr. Primary Artist
Gilberto Gutierrez Composer
Tom Diamant Editing,Producer
Henry Zimmerle Composer
Tony de la Rosa Performer
Chris Strachwitz Editing,Producer,Photography
Don Santiago Jimenez, Sr. Composer,Performer
Esteban Oritz Composer
Jose Morante Composer
Juan Lopez Composer,Performer
Los Cenzontles Performer
Los Pavos Reales Performer
Public Domain Composer
Rumel Fuentes Composer
Wayne Pope Art Direction
Juan Jose Espinosa Composer
Esteban "Steve" Jordan Composer,Performer
Santiago Jimenez, Jr. Performer
Los Pingueinos del Norte Performer
Dix Bruce Photo Restoration,Artwork,Design
Conjunto Bernal Performer
Paulino Bernal Composer
Trio San Antonio Performer
Traditional Composer
Santiago Jimenez Composer
Valerio Longoria, Sr. Performer
Eugene Rodriguez Composer
Flaco Jimenez Performer
Fred Zimmerle Performer

Arhoolie Presents American Masters, Vol. 4: 15 Tex-Mex Conjunto Classics
by Tex-Mex Conjunto Classics / Various
Tex-Mex Conjunto Classics / Various

Arhoolie Presents American Masters, Vol. 4: 15 Tex-Mex Conjunto Classics
by Tex-Mex Conjunto Classics / Various
Tex-Mex Conjunto Classics / Various
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Overview
One of Arhoolie's specialities has always been Tejano (or Tex-Mex or conjunto if you prefer). Here, the best 15 representatives of the genre from the Arhoolie release archives are presented as Vol. 4 of the Arhoolie American Masters series. As would be expected, the Jimenez family takes up over a quarter of the album, but that's a good thing here. Flaco opens the album with the title track from his Ay Te Dejo album, and Conjunto Bernal follows with a bit of a polka. Lydia Mendoza stands in as the queen of Tejano (surprisingly instead of Eva Ybarra), and Flaco's brother Santiago takes a turn on the accordion. The patriarch of the Jimenez lineage, Don Santiago, follows his son with the old "Zulema," and is followed in turn by Los Pavos Reales and the old standard "Tony de la Rosa." Valerio Longoria performs the old classic "El Canonero" (made perhaps more popular by Los Super Seven much later). Los Pinguinos del Norte and Juan Lopez each contribute a track (the former from the old Chulas Fronteras video), and Fred Zimmerle adds one as well. The old recordings of Narciso Martinez are added to the lineup, and Santiago Jimenez adds his accordion to the sounds of Los Cenzontles, maintaining the Jimenez stranglehold on the genre. Steve Jordan tosses one in, and the album closes with its opener and star, Flaco Jimenez again, this time from his earliest recordings. Tejano recordings are easily come by in recent years given the deeper appreciation of roots music in general, but this album makes a fine addition to anyone's collection. With the archives of Arhoolie behind it, the selections promise to be among the best, and the diversity in time and nuance of style give the introductory listener a good deal to listen to for future purchases. If you're only going to hear one Tex-Mex album this year, this is quite possibly the one to hear. ~ Adam Greenberg
Product Details
Release Date: | 11/05/1996 |
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Label: | Arhoolie |
UPC: | 0096297010426 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Lydia Mendoza Primary ArtistFred Zimmerle Primary Artist
Narciso Martinez Primary Artist
Trio San Antonio Primary Artist
Valerio Longoria, Sr. Primary Artist
Los Pavos Reales Primary Artist
Santiago Jimenez, Jr. Primary Artist
Los Cenzontles Primary Artist
Tony de la Rosa Primary Artist
Juan Lopez Primary Artist
Conjunto Bernal Primary Artist
Los Pingueinos del Norte Primary Artist
Esteban "Steve" Jordan Primary Artist
Flaco Jimenez Primary Artist
Don Santiago Jimenez, Sr. Primary Artist
Technical Credits
Narciso Martinez Performer,ComposerGilberto Gutierrez Composer
Tom Diamant Editing,Producer
Henry Zimmerle Composer
Tony de la Rosa Performer
Chris Strachwitz Editing,Producer,Photography
Don Santiago Jimenez, Sr. Composer,Performer
Esteban Oritz Composer
Jose Morante Composer
Juan Lopez Composer,Performer
Los Cenzontles Performer
Los Pavos Reales Performer
Public Domain Composer
Rumel Fuentes Composer
Wayne Pope Art Direction
Juan Jose Espinosa Composer
Esteban "Steve" Jordan Composer,Performer
Santiago Jimenez, Jr. Performer
Los Pingueinos del Norte Performer
Dix Bruce Photo Restoration,Artwork,Design
Conjunto Bernal Performer
Paulino Bernal Composer
Trio San Antonio Performer
Traditional Composer
Santiago Jimenez Composer
Valerio Longoria, Sr. Performer
Eugene Rodriguez Composer
Flaco Jimenez Performer
Fred Zimmerle Performer
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