LOS LOBOS - Furthur Festival Blossom Music Center Cuyahoga Falls, OH - 07/02/1996

Los Lobos
1996-07-02
Furthur Festival
Blossom Music Center
Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Soundboard recording
320 kbps


01. Angel Dance
02. I Walk Alone
03. Evangeline
04. Revolution
05. Cinnamon Girl* >
06. One Time, One Night*
07. I Got Loaded*
08. Maricela*
09. Mas y Mas*
10. Bertha*
----------

* with Pete Sears on keyboards

Master: Sbd>DAT @48 kHz
Transfer: DAT @ 48 kHz (PCM R500)>VXPocket v2>Sound Forge (v. 6.0)(48>44.1kHz resample)>WAV>CDWAV (v.1.71)>mkwACT (v.0.97b1)>SHN
Lossless transcoding: SHN > shntool conv (3.0.5) > FLAC
FLAC tags via foobar2000 1.1 Live Show Tagger and EasyTAG 2.1

Note: There was a brief cut at the beginning of "I Got Loaded" that appeared to be the result of someone changing DAT tapes between songs while mastering.  I edited out the cut between songs and faded out/in to smooth the transition.

https://www.filefactory.com/file/6kdxtoyxluud/Lbos%201996-07-02%20%28SBD%29.rar

LOS LOBOS - The Fillmore San Francisco, CA - 12/31/1985

Los Lobos
1985-12-31
The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps


01. New Years Countdown > Auld Lang Syne
02. Will The Wolf Survive
03. Think It Over
04. Come On Let's Go
05. The Mess We're In
06. Our Last Night
07. How Much Can I Do
08. Anselma
09. Is This All There Is
10. A Matter of Time
11. Evangeline
12. I Got Loaded
13. Let's Say Goodnight
14. Serenata Norteña
15. Corrido #1
16. Volver, Volver
17. We're Gonna Rock
18. The Hardest Time
19. Don't Worry Baby >
20. 300 Pounds of Heavenly Joy >
21. Walking with Frankie Lee > I'm the Girl Watcher >
22. La Bamba


Recording Info:
SBD -> Cassette Master -> ? -> Cassette

Transfer Info:
Cassette (Nakamichi DR-1) -> Sound Devices 744T (24bit/48k) ->
Samplitude Professional v11.03 -> FLAC/16
(2 Disc Audio / 1 Disc FLAC)

All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
March 12, 2010

Notes:
-- Thanks to Joani Walker and Paul Scotton for the tape
-- Encores missing??
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LOS LOBOS - Biddy Mulligan's Chicago, IL US Broadcast date: 2014-10-12 Performance date: 1984-12-14

Los Lobos
Biddy Mulligan's
Chicago, IL US
Broadcast date: 2014-10-12
Performance date: 1984-12-14


Lineage: HD over fm>Sangean HDT-1>Rotel-05 SE>SoundBlaster (Live! 24 bit External)>wav(CD Wave Editor)>flac

We're Gonna Rock 2:15
I Got Loaded 3:03
Our Last Night 3:20
Come On, Let's Go 2:52
Walking Song 3:04
A Matter of Time 3:28
Evangeline 2:31
Instrumental 3:50
Farmer John 2:42
Let's Say Goodnight 3:30
Will the Wolf Survive? 3:41
Don't Worry Baby 3:02
300 Pounds of Heavenly Joy> 7:21
La Bamba 4:36
I Got To Let You Know 2:37
Why Do You Do? 3:20

Total Time: 55:20
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LOS LOBOS - Live Oak Music Festival Camp San Marcos Santa Ynez Valley (Lake Cachuma) CA - 06-16-2000

Los Lobos
Live Oak Music Festival
Camp San Marcos
Santa Ynez Valley (Lake Cachuma) CA
6-16-2000
FM Broadcast

Arizona Skies>
Borinquen Patria Mia>
One Time, One Night
Canto Veracruz
Colas
El Canelo
La Bamba
Los Ojos de Pancha
Las Amarillas
La Pistola y El Corazón
El Rey
Soy Mexico Americano
I Got to Let You Know
The Neighborhood
Evangeline
Wicked Rain>
Oye Como Va
Mas y Mas
---
Encore:

Cinnamon Girl

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LOS LOBOS ''ONE TIME, ONE NIGHT: LIVE RECORDINGS VOL. 2''

LOS LOBOS
''ONE TIME, ONE NIGHT: LIVE RECORDINGS VOL. 2''
2009
49:24

Tracks assembled from live recordings made by Cesar Rosas. No specifics provided on when and where each track was recorded.
CD only available for sale at live shows and through the Los Lobos Merchandise website.

1 Angel Dance (Hidalgo/Pérez) 4:27
2 Hurry Tomorrow (Rosas/Hunter) 5:18
3 Done Gone Blue (Hidalgo/Pérez) 4:06
4 This Time/Waiting In Vain (Hidalgo/Pérez, Bob Marley) 8:06
5 I Can't Understand (Papa Was a Rolling Stone Intro) (Rosas/Dixon) 7:06
6 Estoy Sentado Aqui (Hidalgo/Pérez) 3:30
7 Let's Say Goodnight (Hidalgo/Pérez) 3:37
8 Hearts of Stone (Hidalgo/Pérez) 5:05
9 Three Hundred Pounds of Heavenly Joy (Howlin' Wolf) 5:04
10 Come On, Let's Go (Ritchie Valens) 2:58

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LOS LOBOS - San Luis Bay Resort Avila Beach, California - September 12, 1993

Los LOBOS
San Luis Bay Resort
Avila Beach, California
September 12, 1993


Recorded by: Ric Ovalle
Soundboard > Sony D5 no Dolby
Akaii GX 570 D2 no Dolby > Nakamichi CR3A w/ Dolby C on a maxell XL II 100
Transfer:
Nakamichi CR-7A (Dolby C, Bias @ 70 usec, azimuth aligned) > Korg mr2000-s (1 bit @ 5.8 MHz DSD)
Mastering:
Audiogate (32-96) > Adobe Audition 3.0 > AudioGate (16-44) > TLH (flac 8)
song tags added with stamp ID3 tag editor



disc one
01. I Got to Let You Know
02. Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio
03. Carabina .30-.30
04. Dream in Blue
05. Will the Wolf Survive
06. Shakin' Shakin' Shakes
07. A Matter of Time
08. One Time, One Night
09. Don't Worry Baby (tape flip after song some applause added for continuity)
[38:44]

disc two
01. Peace
02. Anselma
03. Soy Mexico Americano
04. Kiko and the Lavender Moon
05. Let's Say Goodnight
06. Down on the Riverbed
07. Evangeline
08. Wicked Rain > Jam > Bertha   (tape flip in Wicked Rain-some music missing-spliced @ 6:07)

encore: Ric's requests

09. Ric's track
10. Tore Down
11. Crossroads
[58:46]



A great stereo soundboard from a first generation cassette.
This is from the shoebox of tapes I borrowed many years ago.
Leave it to a roadie who was also a deadhead to think of capturing these shows on tape.
Really nice Ric thanks for sharing with me and now it's my turn.
The best live band out of Los Angeles for so many years.
enjoy

For historical reference only and not intended for resale or any commercial use.
-M- (August 2014)
FLYING M PRODUCTIONS
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LOS LOBOS - The Catalyst Santa Cruz CA - 12/30/1985

Los Lobos
1985-12-30
The Catalyst
Santa Cruz CA
SBD or HQ Audience Recording
320 kbps


CD 1:
01. Intro
02. Will The Wolf Survive?
03. Think It Over
04. Come On Let's Go
05. Intro: The Mess We're In
06. The Mess We're In
07. Our Last Night
08. How Much Can I Do?
09. Anselma
10. Is This All There Is?
11. A Matter Of Time
12. Evangeline
13. I Got Loaded
14. Let's Say Goodnight
15. Serenata Norteña
16. Volver, Volver
17. We're Gonna Rock
18. The Hardest Time

CD 2:
01. Intro To Don't Worry Baby
02. Don't Worry Baby
03. Intro To 300 Pounds Of Heavenly Joy
04. 300 Pounds Of Heavenly Joy
05. Band Introduction
06. Mighty Old Love
07. Tequila
08. Higher And Higher
09. I'm The Girl Watcher
10. La Bamba
11. Intro To I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday
12. I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday
13. Why Do You Do?
14. Intro To The Christmas Song
15. The Christmas Song
16. Buzz Buzz Buzz                                                                                                                             http://fp.io/59fm1eb3/

LOS LOBOS - Kiko Live (2012)

Los Lobos – Kiko Live (2012)

As a general rule, Los Lobos aren’t given to flights of fancy. Their music is traditionally very down to earth, detailing working class struggles, relationship struggles, and the joy of rising above.
If you want to look for anything remotely fantastical in their music, you have to search long and hard, and chances are you won’t use up all your fingers counting. “One Time, One Night” includes the lines “A quiet voice is singing something to me / An age-old song about the home of the brave”. “River of Fools” envisions “A trio of angels holding candles of light / Guide the ship to an unknown shore / Sad soul riders with arms drawn tight / As they stopped for just one more”.  “Colossal Head” begins by borrowing from Little Red Riding Hood: … — PopMatters 8/10 “What big eyes you have / What big lips you have”.
That’s pretty much it, and apart from those lines, the songs don’t really deviate from the Los Lobos real-world template. There’s one album, though, that takes on a glimmer of nighttime and wonder: 1992’s Kiko. Kiko is at once a typical Los Lobos album—full of hard-luck tales and hopes for a better future—but it’s also the only Los Lobos album that might be a little “touched” (as some of our grandmothers might have put it). On this one album, Los Lobos allow more wonder into their lyrics than in the rest of their albums combined. “Dream in Blue” recalls, “I flew around with shiny things / And when I spoke, I seemed to sing”.  “Wake Up Dolores” intones “Oh sacred night / On Quetzal plumes / Of dying suns / And purple moons”.  Ont he darker side, “Angels with Dirty Faces” looks at a world with a “broken window smile” and “weeds for hair”, while “Short Side of Nothing” imagines “Crows up on the rooftop / Laughing out my name.”
Admittedly, it might be a stretch to look for flashes of magic in Los Lobos’s music.  Maybe they were just feeling a little bit more poetic than usual. Then again, there’s the album’s title track and centerpiece, so unlike anything the band have recorded before or since.  “Kiko and the Lavender Moon”, drifting in on a bed of jazzy lounge music that Little Nemo would have killed for, tells the tale (as best I can tell) about a boy who plays and bends and shakes, and when he “flies up to the wall / Stands on one foot / Doesn’t even fall”, it’s hard to know if he’s awake or dreaming. The whole song could be a dream, and a large part of its charm is that it glides along on that dreamlike ambiguity. Or Kiko could be some fey night child, more at home with black cats than with the people he seems to avoid by sleeping all day—if you really want to stretch your interpretation of the song.
The point is: there’s a spirit to Kiko that’s shared by no other Los Lobos album. It captures a unique moment in time for the band. While it’s still a Los Lobos album with the usual real-world concerns (“Angels with Dirty Faces”, for example, is informed by the harsh conditions outside the studio.“Two Janes” is about suicide. “Just a Man” is one long cry of regret.), it’s also the closest Los Lobos ever came to magical realism, and it might help explain why the album still stands so tall today on its 20th anniversary.
To commemorate that milestone, Kiko is being re-released in a deluxe format with extra tracks, and as live CD and DVD. That live recording is from a 2006 performance at San Diego’s House of Blues, at which Los Lobos played the album in its entirety. It marked the first time some of Kiko‘s songs had been played live, not that you could ever tell it from the skill the band brings to the stage. It’s just what you’d expect from Los Lobos: great songs, skillfully played. They hew close to the recorded versions, with periods of jamming that show, after 40 years together, that these guys can follow each other down any improvisational road they fancy.
When Kiko was recorded, Los Lobos were at a crossroads. Fresh from the success of La Bamba and the recording of 1990’s The Neighborhood, which they considered a compromised disappointment, the band did some soul-searching and holed-up to record Kiko, following whatever weird ideas, rhythms, and textures seemed interesting at the time. The inclusion of producer Mitchell Froom and engineer Tchad Blake (who were apparently navigating their own sonic crossroads) added new wrinkles to the album’s sound, giving it the shimmering vintage feel that Los Lobos would further explore on albums like 1996’s Colossal Head and 1999’s This Time.  So part of the challenge of Kiko Live is returning some of the songs back to their unvarnished roots without the effects and the dreamlike vibe. It’s fun to hear the album played with some live crackle, and there’s plenty of that in moments like the extended guitar workouts of “That Train Don’t Stop Here”, “Just a Man”, and “Wicked Rain”.  The live sound takes the album back to its gritty roots.
The Kiko Live DVD presents the show in two ways: as the performance by itself, or intercut with interviews about the song or the album. You can’t lose either way. The performance is shot primarily in close-ups of the band, so you lose some of the club vibe in favor of what initially feels like an in-studio performance. You quickly forget about that, though, once the show heats up. The interview segments are informative, providing insight into the meanings of the songs, or the little tricks that resulted in them sounding the way they did. In fact, it’s a shame there aren’t even more interview segments, since the album represented such a turning point for the band.
Despite Kiko being the focus of the performance, one of the DVD’s real treats is the encore, which features Cesar Rosas dropping his cool stoicism to lead Los Cenzontles (who brought a mariachi feel to “Rio de Tenampa” to close the main set) and eventually Los Lobos through raucous takes on “Carabina 30-30” and “Volver, Volver”. The band opts to perform the closing “La Bamba” in its traditional form, complete with harp.  Kiko might have been the album that found them fusing all of their inspirations together, but this short encore shows how they never forgot their roots.
There’s no doubt that Kiko is an achievement worthy of celebration. The album holds up as well today as it did when it was released, but this performance reveals some of the fire hidden behind the album’s unique sonic mask. It’s Los Lobos performing Kiko, and there’s no way that’s going to be bad.
1. Dream In Blue
2. Wake Up Dolores
3. Angels with Dirty Faces
4. That Train Don’t Stop Here
5. Kiko and the Lavender Moon
6. Saint Behind The Glass
7. Reva’s House
8. When the Circus Comes
9. Arizona Skies
10. Short Side of Nothing
11. Two Janes
12. Wicked Rain
13. Whiskey Trail
14. Just A Man
15. Peace
16. Rio De Tenampa
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LOS LOBOS - HOY FARM PIGNIC, 8-31-1997

Los Lobos, Hog Farm Pignic, 8-31-1997
This was recorded at the annual Hog Farm Pignic. The Hog Farm is an organization considered to be America's longest running hippie commune. With beginnings as an actual collective hog farm in Tujunga, California, the group, founded in the 1960s by peace activist and clown Hugh Romney. Huge latter became known as Wavy Gravy a name he was given by B.B King at the Texas International Pop Festival, where the Hog Farm was responsible for security. The Hog Farm is perhaps best known for their involvement with the Woodstock Music Festival. While lodging on Manhattan's East Side from 1968–69, the Farm was approached by Woodstock Ventures with a proposal to participate in a planned music festival in upstate New York. Today, the Hog Farm is still in existence, with various locations including a headquarters in Berkeley, California, and a 200+ acre farm in Laytonville, California, known as Black Oak Ranch. The Annual Hog Farm Pignic is a annual music event held traditionally on Labor Day weekend at the ranch. I tried to make a cover that best fit the event.


Los Lobos
Hog Farm Pignic
Laytonville, CA
8-31-1997
Soundboard

01 Everybody Loves a Train
02 Colossal Head
03 Maricela
04 That Train Don't Stop Here
05 One Time, One Night
06 Wicked Rain
07 Down on the Riverbed
08 I Walk Alone
09 Dear Mr. Fantasy
10 Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio
11 Anselma
12 Kiko and the Lavender Moon
13 Let's Say Goodnight
14 Georgia Slop
15 Don't Worry Baby
16 Will the Wolf Survive?
17 Bertha
18 talk

http://www.fileserve.com/file/d6ve9Wa

LOS LOBOS - Wolf Tracks - The Best of Los Lobos (2006)

This triple-Grammy winning group of consummate musicians and songwriters out of East L.A. began their career interpreting Mexican folk music and went on to be a globally renowned purvayor of a diverse and adventurous repertoire of roots-flavored masterpieces. Drawing from rock, country, blues, folk, R&B, Americana, and traditional Spanish and Latin American idioms, Los Lobos continually pushed the boundaries of their sound, while remaining magnificently gritty and graceful throughout. Ten years after their breakthrough 1983 EP And a Time to Dance, Los Lobos released their first retrospective, the double-disc Just Another Band from East L.A. Seven years after that, the career-spanning four-disc box El Cancionero: Mas y Mas appeared, so there hasn't been a shortage of comprehensive Los Lobos collections. What has been missing is a succinct overview, designed for neophytes and casual fans, and that finally arrives in the form of Warner / Rhino's 2006 set, "Wolf Tracks: The Best of Los Lobos".

01. Let's Say Goodnight
02. Anselma
03. Don't Worry Baby
04. Matter of Time
05. Corrido #1
06. Evangeline
07. Will the Wolf Survive?
08. One Time One Night
09. Shakin' Shakin' Shakes
10. Set Me Free (Rosa Lee)
11. Come On, Let's Go
12. La Bamba
13. Volver, Volver (Live, 1987)
14. La Pistola Y El Corazon
15. Jenny's Got A Pony
16. That Train Don't Stop Here
17. Kiko and the Lavender Moon
18. Oh Yeah
19. Good Morning Aztlan                                                                                                                       http://www.fileserve.com/file/kgdCTk5

LOS LOBOS - THE RIDE

More than two decades into their recording career (discounting their private-press 1970s debut album), Los Lobos still kick up an earthy mix of rock, funk, blues, and pan-Latin rhythms. Generally, few bands are more self-contained than this L.A. quintet, with its multi-instrumentalists and three powerful songwriters, but, for THE RIDE, the door to the outside world has opened up. More than half the songs here are collaborations with artists who've gained Los Lobos' respect--their heroes, peers, and disciples. Dave Alvin, a contemporary of the band on the L.A. scene as guitarist for the Blasters, joins in on the Tex-Mex-flavored "Somewhere in Time." Cafe Tacuba, an eclectic Rock en Espanol band that probably picked up a few tricks from the Wolves, adds to the churning polyrhythms of "La Venganza de Los Pelados." R&B legend Bobby Womack brings his soulful wail to a medley of "Wicked Rain" (first recorded on KIKO) and his own '70s classic "Across 110th Street." Even as Los Lobos move into the future, THE RIDE places a pleasing sonic framework around their musical neighborhood's present and past. - cduniverse.com

01. La Venganza De Los Pelados
02. Rita
03. Is This All There Is?
04. Charmed
05. Somewhere In Time
06. Wicked Rain/Across 110th Street
07. Kitate
08. Hurry Tomorrow
09. Ya Se Va
10. Wreck Of The Carlos Rey
11. Matter Of Time
12. Someday
13. Chains Of Love

http://www.fileserve.com/file/HgzNUrG

LOS LOBOS - THE TOWN AND THE CITY

http://www.fileserve.com/file/raGutNY

LOS LOBOS - RIDE THIS - THE COVERS EP

Los Lobos are, quite simply, one of America's great rock bands, and versatile enough to put their stamp on practically any sort of music they choose. Anyone looking for proof of this assertion ought to pick up Ride This: The Covers EP, in which the band runs through seven tunes from other artists, most of which were recorded during the sessions for Los Lobos' fine 2004 album, The Ride. Rambling from the late-night creep of Tom Waits' "Jockey Full of Bourbon" to the primal roots rock wail of the Blasters' "Marie Marie," Ride This finds East L.A.'s finest sounding tough, passionate, and soulful throughout. Top honors here go to their emotional take on Thee Midniters' "It'll Never Be Over for Me" (featuring a glorious vocal from Cesar Rosas) and the menacing rumble of Richard Thompson's "Shoot Out the Lights," which -- unlike most covers of Thompson's work -- features a guitar player nearly as gifted as RT himself, the estimable David Hidalgo. On all seven tunes, Los Lobos honor the spirit of the originals while putting their own spin on the material, and show that they're one band whose top-shelf chops never get in the way of making honest, soul-satisfying music. Not quite an essential Los Lobos release (these guys are still at their best on their own fine songs), Ride This: The Covers EP is still a treat for fans, or anyone who likes to hear a world-class rock band playing some really great songs. - cduniverse.com

01. Jockey Full Of Bourbon
02. More Than I Can Stand
03. Uncomplicated
04. Patria
05. Shoot Out The Lights
06. It'll Never Be Over For Me
07. Marie Marie                                                                                                                                          http://www.fileserve.com/file/TUfUzdk

LOS LOBOS - Just Another Band from East L.A. - A Collection [1993]

Los Lobos - Just Another Band from East L.A. - A Collection [1993]

Just Another Band from East L.A. - A Collection is a compilation album by Los Lobos released in 1993.

All songs by David Hidalgo and Louie Pérez, except where noted.

Disc one
"Volver, Volver" (Fernando Z. Maldonado) – 3:47 - Unreleased Live Dec 11, 1987 at Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood CA
"El Cuchipe" (Orozco/Bueno) – 2:19 - From the Album "Los Lobos Del Este De Los Angeles"
"La Feria de la Flores" (Jesus Monge) – 3:49 - From the Album "Los Lobos Del Este De Los Angeles"
"Sabor a Mí" (Alvaro Carrillo) – 3:40 - From the Album "Los Lobos Del Este De Los Angeles"
"Let's Say Goodnight" – 3:29 - Unreleased Live Dec 11, 1987 at Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood CA
"Anselma" (Cesar Suedan/Guadalupe Trigo) – 3:08 - From the Album "...And a Time to Dance"
"Will the Wolf Survive?" – 3:43 - From the Album "How Will the Wolf Survive?"
"A Matter of Time" – 3:48 - From the Album "How Will the Wolf Survive?"
"I Got to Let You Know" (Cesar Rosas) – 2:35 - Unreleased Live Feb 25, 1987 at Paradiso, Amesterdam, The Netherlands
"Don't Worry Baby" (Cesar Rosas, Louie Pérez, T-Bone Burnett) – 2:46 - From the Album "How Will the Wolf Survive?"
"One Time One Night" – 4:48 - From the Album "By the Light of the Moon"
"Shakin' Shakin' Shakes" (Cesar Rosas, T-Bone Burnett) – 4:10 - From the Album "By the Light of the Moon"
"River of Fools" – 2:42 - Unreleased Live Sep 27, 1992 at Alberta Bair Theatre, Billings MT
"Carabina.30-30" (Genaro Nunez) – 3:36 - Unreleased Live Nov 16, 1992 at The Barns of Wolf Trap, Vienna VA
"Tears of God" – 3:45 - From the Album "By the Light of the Moon"
"Set Me Free (Rosa Lee)" (Cesar Rosas, T-Bone Burnett) – 3:35 - From the Album "By the Light of the Moon"
"Come On, Let's Go" (Ritchie Valens) – 2:00 - From the Soundtrack for La Bamba
"La Bamba" (arranged and adapted by Ritchie Valens) – 2:52 - From the Soundtrack for "La Bamba"
"El Gusto" (Elpidio Ramirez)– 2:56 - From the Album "La Pistola y El Corazón"
"Estoy Sentado Aqui" (Cesar Rosas) – 2:27 - From the Album "La Pistola y El Corazón"
"La Pistola y el Corazõn" - 3:28 - From the Album "La Pistola y El Corazón"
"I Wanna Be Like You (The Monkey Song)" (Richard M. Sherman/Robert B. Sherman) - 3:17 - From the Compilation Album "Stay Awake: Various Interpretations of Music from Vintage Disney Films"
Disc two
"Someday" – 3:42 - Outtake from "The Neighborhood" Sessions.
"Down on the Riverbed" – 4:05 - From the Album "The Neighborhood"
"Be Still" – 3:34 - From the Album "The Neighborhood"
"The Neighborhood" – 4:07 - From the Album "The Neighborhood"
"I Can't Understand (Cesar Rosas, Willie Dixon) – 3:57 - From the Album "The Neighborhood"
"Angel Dance" – 3:12 - From the Album "The Neighborhood"
"Bertha" (R. Hunter, Jerry Garcia) – 4:59 - Unreleased Live Nov 6, 1992 at Carefree Theatre, West Palm Beach FL
"Saint Behind the Glass" – 3:15 - From the Album "Kiko"
"Angels with Dirty Faces" – 4:02 - From the Album "Kiko"
"Wicked Rain" (Cesar Rosas) – 3:36 - Unreleased Live Nov 16, 1992 at The Barns of Wolf Trap, Vienna VA
"Kiko and the Lavender Moon" – 3:35 - From the Album "Kiko"
"When the Circus Comes" – 3:15 - From the Album "Kiko"
"Peace" – 6:21 - Unreleased Live Nov 16, 1992 at The Barns of Wolf Trap, Vienna VA
"Bella Maria De Mi Alma" (Robert Craft, Arne Glimcher)– 4:26 - From the Soundtrack For "The Mambo Kings"
"What's Going On" (Al Cleveland, Reynaldo Benson, Marvin Gaye) – 4:51 - Unreleased Live Sep 12, 1992 at World Music Theatre, Tinley Park IL
"Wrong Man Theme" (Los Lobos) – 1:45 - From the Television movie "The Wrong Man"
"Blue Moonlight" – 3:46 - From the Television movie "The Wrong Man"
"Politician" (Peter Brown, Jack Bruce) – 4:35 - Unreleased Live Nov 16, 1992 at The Barns of Wolf Trap, Vienna VA
"New Zandu" – 3:08 - Previously Unreleased
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LOS LOBOS - GOES DISNEY

Grammy winners Los Lobos are back with a new family album featuring Disney classics and a few obscure Disney gems like you've never heard them before. The music, performed in a way only Los Lobos can, mixes their brilliant eclectic music backgrounds with old time Disney favorites, this is an album to be enjoyed by all ages.

Walt Disney Records President David Agnew had this to say about the group and the album: “‘Los Lobos’ unique style and musical vision make them one of the all-time great American bands. We are honored that Los Lobos have chosen to celebrate Disney’s musical legacy in such a joyous and beautiful way. Disney songs are classics precisely because they can be reinterpreted by iconic artists like this, generation after generation.”

01. Heigh-Ho - (From Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)
02. I Wan'na Be - Like You (From The Jungle Book)
03. Not in Nottingham - (From Robin Hood)
04. The Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room - (The Enchanted Tiki Room, Disneyland)
05. Grim Grinning Ghosts (From Haunted Mansion)
06. I Will Go Sailing No More - (From Toy Story)
07. The Ugly Bug Ball - (From Summer Magic)
08. Cruella de Vil - (From 101 Dalmations)
09. Bella Notte - (From Lady and the Tramp)
10. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah - (From Song of the South)
11. The Bare Necessities - (From The Jungle Book)
12. Oo-De-Lally - (From Robin Hood)
13. When You Wish Upon a Star - (It’s a Small World and Pinocchio)                                                         http://www.fileserve.com/file/kywDBP7       

LOS LOBOS - TIN CAN TRUST

The Grammy-winning East L.A. band Los Lobos is releasing Tin Can Trust, their first collection of new original material in four years. Featuring powerful rock 'n' roll, blistering blues, two Spanish-language tracks, and even a Grateful Dead cover, the album is classic Lobos through and through. One of the most remarkable strengths of Los Lobos over the past thirty-plus years has been its progressive penchant for successfully experimenting with different genres, instruments and production techniques in the studio. Tin Can Trust—a pleasing jaunt through slow, dark psychedelic blues-rock; upbeat cumbia and norteno  numbers, and even a rambling instrumental fuzz-guitar rave-up—features wildly different drum sounds on nearly every track, and a profound intensity that’s fluid through even the most drastic changes in tempo and instrumentation.

01. Burn It Down
02. On Main Street
03. Yo Canto
04. Tin Can Trust
05. Jupiter of the Moon
06. Do the Murray
07. All My Bridges Burning
08. West L.A. Fadeaway
09. The Lady and the Rose
10. Mujer Ingrata
11. 27 Spanishes
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LOS LOBOS - By The Light Of The Moon

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LOS LOBOS - El Cancionero Mas y Mas [4CD Box Set] (2000)

The Los Lobos fan might reasonably ask what--besides length and a wonderful accompanying booklet--Más y Más has over 1993's two-CD Just Another Band from East L.A.. The answer is longwinded: here are album tracks (anywhere from four to eight from each studio album), outtakes, demos, and live cuts, as well as selections from tribute albums, soundtracks, and side projects. Some highlights that weren't on the earlier collection include a 1983 rockabilly sizzler, "We're Gonna Rock," the similarly charged "Rip It Up" (an '87 outtake from La Bamba), Richard Thompson's "Down Where the Drunkards Roll" (from the '94 tribute Beat the Retreat), a live take on the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" (from a '93 television tribute), "Route 90" (from the pristine Lobos children's collection, Papa's Dream), and a '97 live version of Marvin Gaye's "What's Goin' On" with Sheryl Crow guesting on vocals. This doesn't even take into account the songs from six soundtracks and a personal fave, "Alone in a Crowd" (from I Only Wrote This Song for You: A Tribute to Johnny Thunders) and a fab take on Doug Sahm's "She's About a Mover" from '96. This and more pushes Más y Más out of the group of multi-CD boxes devoted to defunct artists and into the camp of justly deserved career overviews created while the subjects are still in full flight. - amazon.com

The only 4-CD collection spanning the legendary East L.A. band’s entire quarter-century recording career! Includes the best sides from nine albums, plus previously unreleased recordings, live tracks, cuts from movie soundtracks, tribute and promo albums.

DISC 1 (1977-1987):
01. Guantanamera
02. Sabor A Mí
03. We're Gonna Rock
04. Let's Say Goodnight
05. Anselma
06. Why Do You Do
07. How Much Can I Do
08. I'm Sorry [Live, 1984]
09. Los Ojos De Pancha [Live, 1984]
10. Don't Worry Baby
11. I Got Loaded
12. A Matter Of Time
13. Corrido #1
14. Evangeline
15. Lil' King Of Everything
16. Will The Wolf Survive
17. Quatro Vicios [Ry Cooder With David Hidalgo And Cesar Rosas]
18. I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday
19. One Time One Night
20. Shakin' Shakin' Shakes
21. Is This All There Is
22. My Baby's Gone
23. River Of Fools
24. Set Me Free (Rosa Lee)
25. Tears Of God

DISC 2 (1987-1992):
01. La Bamba
02. Come On, Let's Go
03. Goodnight My Love
04. Rip It Up
05. Volver, Volver
06. I Wan'na Be Like You (The Monkey Song)
07. Estoy Sentado Aqui                                                                            
08. La Pistola Y El Corazon                                                                                                                        http://www.fileserve.com/file/uUpeNrX/LOS LOBOS - El Cancionero Mas y Mas [4CD Box Set] (2000) @320.part1.rar
http://www.fileserve.com/file/dbSAQXP/LOS LOBOS - El Cancionero Mas y Mas [4CD Box Set] (2000) @320.part2.rar