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“Tex-Mex Fiesta”Various ArtistsACE CD 528
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SORRY! This CD is out of stock, and out of print. It is no longer available. 
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Anthology of Texas-Mexican artists from the Arhoolie vaults. Issued in Great Britain by Ace Records and distributed in the US. by Arhoolie.
Although all Arhoolie / Ace CDs are imported from England, they are priced the same as domestic Arhoolie CDs. We are the exclusive importer of these CDs and they are not available from ACE's other distributors.
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Track Listing: 1. Ay Te Dejo En San Antonio ‚ Flaco Jimenez 2. La Ratita ‚ Conjunto Alamo 3. Amor Bonito ‚ Lydia Mendoza 4. Corrine, Corrina ‚ Freddy Fender 5. La Traicionera ‚ Steve Jordan< 6. El Desesperado ‚ Los Pingüinos del Norte 7. Caballo Viejo ‚ Valerio Longoria 8. Que Cobarde ‚ Carmen Y Laura 9. Viva Seguin ‚ Santiago Jimenez, Jr. 10. La Duena De La Llave ‚ Don Santiago Jimenez 11. Por Esos Montes ‚ Fred Zimmerle's Trio San Antonio 12. Cuatro O Cinco Farolazos ‚ Tony De La Rosa 13. Quiereme Vidita ‚ Chelo Silva 14. Las Gaviotas ‚ Beto Villa 15. Tomando Y Fumando ‚ Los Pavos Reales 16. Puentes Quemados ‚ Hermanas Mendoza 17. Saludamos A Texas ‚ Narciso Martinez 18. Mi Unico Camino Real ‚ Conjunto Bernal 19. A Medio Vuelo ‚ Juan López 20. Tarde Pa' Arrepentirnos ‚ Isidro López 21. Magia De Amor ‚ Freddy Fender 22. Juarez ‚ Flaco Jimenez |
REVIEW “Those wishing to sample a variety of more modern Tejano music from the vaults of Arhoolie should try this Ace Records collection featuring artists like Flaco Jimenez, Lydia Mendoza, Los Pinguinos Del Norte, Freddy Fender, Santiago Jimenez, Jr., Conjunto Alamo, Don Santiago Jimenez, Fred Zimmerle's Trio San Antonh, Isidro Lopez and several others. It's wonderful music - I've loed this sound since the first time I heard Flaco's accordion on a Peter Rowan or Ry Cooder record, or even since Marty Robbins did El Paso with this basic influence. You may find yourself wanting to purchase whole collections from each of these artists.”(MB — Blue Suede News) |
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“NO, not a special edition Ford, but a varied collection of 22 backtracks from Arhoolie's extensive catalogue of Tejano and Norteño music with a few surprises, like a brass-crazed cumbia, a bolero, an Hispanic balada from Freddy Fender and a brash, brassy polka from Beto Villa punctuating the more usual rancheros, corridos and canciones. All the genre's favourites are represented - Lydia Mendoza and Don Santiago Jimenez from early recordings; Steve Jordan and the two Jimenez Juniors from the present - along with conjuntos old and not-so-old, wrapped into a 65 minute, partly mono package. Despite the inclusion of a brief history of Tex Mex recording and the variety, this is, perhaps, more of a collector's item than a first-time buyer's sampler.”
(Mike Greenwood —Taplas) |
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