- La Tumba Sera el Final
- The Free Mexican Air Force
- Lucerito
- Did I Tell You
- Para Toda la Vida
- Espero Tu Regreso
- I'm Gonna Love You (Like There's No Tomorrow)
- Jennette
- Mi Primer Amor
- Yo Quisiera Saber
- Poquita Fe
- Atotonilco
- Te Quiero Mas
- La Feria Polka
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Jim Keltner Guest Artist,Drums
Ry Cooder Guest Artist,Bajo Sexto,Slide Guitar,6-String Bass,Mandolin,Guitar
Van Dyke Parks Guest Artist,Piano
Oscar Tellez Bajo Sexto,6-String Bass,Vocals
Don Garcia Sax (Alto)
Jorge Calderon Bass
Peter Rowan Guitar,Vocals
Toby Torres Vocals
Fred Ojeda Vocals,Bajo Sexto,6-String Bass
Miguel Cruz Percussion
Isaac Garcia Drums
Ruben Valle Bass
Ry Cooder Liner Notes,Producer
Peter Rowan Liner Notes
Joey S. Lopez Producer
Francisco Vidal Composer
Chris Stachwitz Producer,Liner Notes,Photography
Al Rendon Photography
Elizabeth Weil Design
Zack Salem Translation
Bobby Capo Composer


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Overview
This album was released by Arhoolie from recordings made between 1986 and 1988 of the great conjunto accordion player Flaco Jiminez playing with various friends of his in the music business -- primarily Fred Ojeda, Ry Cooder, and Peter Rowan. Truthfully, on most of the tracks, the influence of his "amigos" is hardly noticeable. When Ry Cooder appears on mandolin by the time of "Jennette,," the sound begins to change a bit away from the classic Tex-Mex sound to something almost a bit Hawaiian. Later on in the album, other songs with Cooder hold a less Tex-Mex feel, partially due to the instrumentation, but partly as well due to the change in mood or style from the musicians themselves. They're more relaxed on the Cooder sessions. Again though, the bouncing throb of the conjunto bass returns to pull the listener back to a San Antonio parking lot. Overall, it's quite a nice collection of music, though other Jiminez recordings might be somewhat more representative of his sound. ~ Adam Greenberg
Product Details
Release Date: | 11/30/1993 |
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Label: | ARHOOLIE RECORDS |
UPC: | 0096297302729 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Flaco Jimenez Primary Artist,Vocals,AccordionJim Keltner Guest Artist,Drums
Ry Cooder Guest Artist,Bajo Sexto,Slide Guitar,6-String Bass,Mandolin,Guitar
Van Dyke Parks Guest Artist,Piano
Oscar Tellez Bajo Sexto,6-String Bass,Vocals
Don Garcia Sax (Alto)
Jorge Calderon Bass
Peter Rowan Guitar,Vocals
Toby Torres Vocals
Fred Ojeda Vocals,Bajo Sexto,6-String Bass
Miguel Cruz Percussion
Isaac Garcia Drums
Ruben Valle Bass
Technical Credits
Prof. James Nicolopulos TranslationRy Cooder Liner Notes,Producer
Peter Rowan Liner Notes
Joey S. Lopez Producer
Francisco Vidal Composer
Chris Stachwitz Producer,Liner Notes,Photography
Al Rendon Photography
Elizabeth Weil Design
Zack Salem Translation
Bobby Capo Composer
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