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Chicano
Music Articles
The following is a
collection of articles I've written on Chicano Music,
some of which have appeared in various newspapers,
magazines and websites. The articles give the
following information on the artists: a.) background and history
b.) accomplishments c.) information on recordings,
including
what is currently available and where to get it
d.) current projects, if any e.) in some cases, what's to
come. I also add opinions as well as personal and
musical experiences I've had with the artists to make
the articles, hopefully, more interesting and unique.
Some of the artists have
achieved international fame, others a momentary national
notoriety or long-lasting regional success. There
are also some who enjoyed very little fame or monetary success, but
nevertheless created and recorded music worthy of
recognition and preservation. Most of the articles
are based on interviews I did with the artists.
The articles are also occasionally updated. You
can see photos of the artists on my "Photo
Gallery" page and hear sound bytes of their music
at the end of each article.
Article 1 - Mark
Guerrero: Introductory Article
Article 2 -
Chan Romero: Rock & Roll Pioneer
Article 3 -
Don Tosti: Master of Music
Article 4 -
El Chicano: Latin Rock Pioneers
Article 5 -
Flaco Jimenez: The Patron Saint of
Conjunto Music
Article 6 -
Tierra: Funkafied Salsa
Article 7 - Carmencristina
Moreno: Chicana Lady of Song
Article 8 - Lalo Guerrero:
The Father of Chicano
Music
Article 9 - Los
Lobos: How Did the Wolf Survive?
Article 10-
Cannibal & the Headhunters:
1960s Chicano
R&B Hitmakers
Article 11-
The Premiers: 1960s Chicano Rock
Hitmakers
Article 12-
The Blendells: 1960s Chicano Rock
Hitmakers
Article 13-
Little Willie G.: Thee Midniters
and Beyond
Article 14-
Trini Lopez:
From the Barrio to International Stardom
Article 15-
Chris Montez: Rock & Pop Hitmaker
of the 60s
Article 16-
Freddy Fender: Tex Mex Superstar
Article 17-
Little
Ray: East L.A. Superstar of the 60s
Article
18- Hirth
Martinez: Hirth From Earth and Beyond
Article
19- The
Romancers: The Father of 60s East L.A. Bands
Article
20- Tango:
From East L.A., Not Argentina
Article
21- Los
Illegals:
Pachuco Punk Rockers of the
80s
Article
22- Geree:
Chicana Latin/Soul Singer Supreme
Article
23- Redbone:
Cajun Funk with a Touch of Latin Soul
Article
24- Rubén
Funkahuátl Guevara: Ruben & the Jets, Con
Safos,
y
Más
Article
25- Malo:
"Suavecito" to Latin Legends
Article
26- Ronnie
& the Casuals: 60s Eastside Band From Pomona
Contact me at: info@markguerrero.net
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