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Artists

CannibalandtheHeadhunters.com, official website of Gregory Esparza of Cannibal & the Headhunters.  Information on the legendary Chicano r&b vocal group, Cannibal & the Headhunters, including a photo album that includes classic flyers and photos from the 60s and the present.  Also information on Gregory as a solo artist.

Carmencristina.com, website of singer/songwriter Carmencristina Moreno.

ElChicanoMusic.com, El Chicano's official website.

FlacoJimenez.com, official website of Flaco Jimenez.

FreddyFender.com, official website of Freddy Fender.

HirthMartinez, website of singer/songwriter Hirth Martinez.  

HirthMartinez, Japanese website (In English) of singer/songwriter Hirth Martinez. 

LittleWillieG.com, official website of Little Willie G.

LosLobos.org, official website of Los Lobos.

MaloMusic.com, Malo's official website.

PachucoBoogie.com, website about musician/composer/arranger Don Tosti.

QuetzalMusic.org, official website of Vanguard recording artists, Quetzal.

Redbone.us, official website of Native American/Chicano band, Redbone.  The site has a few operational features, but is still in the process of construction.

Redbone, fan page of 70s Native-American/Chicano rock band, Redbone, with lots of information and photos.

SimonCasas.com- website of bassist/vocalist Simon Casas, formerly of 60s Eastside surf band, Mickey & the Invaders.  He's also played with artists such as the Righteous Brothers, Cher, and others.  Simon is based in Kansas City and still musically active.

SkipHeller.com, website for guitarist/producer/arranger/writer, Skip Heller.  Skip has performed with Lalo Guerrero various times.
He's a talented and humorous guy with a vast knowledge of jazz, r&b, rock, and blues history.

Tierramusic.com, Tierra's official website.

TriniLopez.com, official website of singer/entertainer, Trini Lopez.  

Record Companies

ArhoolieRecords, website for Arhoolie Records.  Founded in 1960 by Chris Strachwitz, this label has released countless albums representing blues, gospel, Tejano, Mexican, Cajun zydeco, old time country, jazz, and world music.  This is the label that released "Pachuco Boogie, Featuring Don Tosti" and many other Latino CDs by artists such as Freddy Fender, Lydia Mendoza, Flaco Jimenez and many others.

Break-Records.com, website for Break Records, the label of Lalo Guerrero's new CD, "Vamos a Bailar Otra Vez."  This great collection of Lalo's all-time greatest songs, newly recorded, can be ordered here.

BrownBagRecords.com- Website for Art Brambila's label Brown Bag Records, where you can order Tierra's first two albums, "Tierra" and "Stranded" on one CD.  Also available are the Cesar Chavez tribute CD "Si Se Puede," featuring Los Lobos and Carmen Moreno, as well as the new CD by the Armenta Brothers. 

Del-Fi Records.com, website for Bob Keane's Del-Fi Records, where you can get recordings by Ritchie Valens, Chan Romero, the Romancers, and Ronnie & the Pomona Casuals.

DionysusRecords.com, website for Dionysus Records, which reissued my teenage band Mark & the Escorts 1965 recordings originally on Crescendo Records.  To order the compilation CD, "Eastside Sound, Volume 2, Featuring Mark & the Escorts," which has cuts by other Eastside bands such as the Blendells and the Premiers.  Go to the site, click on Bacchus Archives, then click on "60s Garage/Psych & More," and scroll down to the CD.

HightoneRecords, website for Hightone Records, where you can order Little Willie G.'s latest album, "Make Up for the Lost Time," which was produced by David Hidalgo of Los Lobos.

Music for Little People, website for Music for Little People, the children's label that released the Grammy-nominated CD "Papa's Dream," by Los Lobos with Lalo Guerrero.

ThumpRecords.com, website for Thump Records, the label that releases CDs of artists such as, Tierra and El Chicano.

VareseSarabandeRecords, website where you can order, "Eastside Sound, Volumes 1 through 4," which has classic East L.A. sounds of the 60s, featuring artists such as, the Premiers, the Blendells, Cannibal & the Headhunters, the Romancers, El Chicano and more.

Community

Self-Help Graphics, a Chicano community-based visual arts center located in East Los Angeles.

UFW.org, website for the United Farm Workers, the labor organization founded by Cesar Chavez.

Miscellaneous

BeatBaker.com, website for musician/songwriter/producer, David Salas.  David is also a member of Rize, an East L.A. band with Latin, hip hop, and r&b sensibilities, and the son of the leader and lead guitarist of Tierra, Rudy Salas.  

BrownPride.com- website with information on Chicano culture, arts, and entertainment.

DanGuerrero.com, website for my brother, television executive and producer, Dan Guerrero.  He's produced television shows for Paul Rodriguez, Maria Conchita Alonzo, Vikki Carr, and others.

EastLARevue.com, website of promoter and East L.A. Chicano music boosters, Steven and Janie Chavez.  It spotlights upcoming shows involving Eastside musical artists and has various CDs, books and photos for sale.

FrankieFirme.50megs.com, website of DJ Frankie Firme.  Frankie has an on-line radio show on www.kclafm.com called "The Second Time Around Show," Thursdays at 6:00 p.m. "live" from Hollywood, CA.  He plays classic cruising Oldies but Goodies, along with Chicano and Eastside Sound music.

JamesDeloye.com, website of extraordinary artist James De Loye.  James grew up in East L.A. in the 50s and 60s, graduating from Garfield High School with me in 1967.  He has both traditional and fine art available in many media, including signed prints.

Las Casuelas.com, website of my home gig, the beautiful Las Casuelas Terraza Restaurant in Palm Springs, CA.  Check out the menus, entertainment schedule, history, and more.

LatinoLA.com- website featuring Latino culture, arts, and entertainment in Los Angeles.

Mictlan.com, website for the book, "The Old Barrio Guide to Low Rider Music, 1950-1975" by Ruben Molina.  It has a wealth of information on the r&b, doo wop, and the music of East L.A. Chicano bands of the 60s, which provided the soundtrack for the low riders.  You can participate on a survey to determine the favorite oldies of the period.

Radio Stations

www.kbcs.fm- "Musica de la Raza - Aztlán to El Barrio," Host- Patty Fong, Saturdays, 4:00- 6:00 a.m., 91.3 FM KBCS, Bellevue, Seattle, WA, streamin' live on-line.

www.kxci.org- "Onda Suave," Host- Ernesto Portillo, "Sabor Latino," Hosts- Javier and Joel, and "Barrio Sounds," Host- Pepe Galvez- Wednesdays, 6:00 - 12:00 p.m., 91.3 FM KXCI, Tucson, Arizona, live on-line.

www.kcbx.org- "Casa Babylon," Host- Pedro Arroyo, Mondays, 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., npr (national public radio) 90.1 FM KCBX- San Luis Obispo, 89.5- Santa Barbara, 90.9 Santa Ynez Valley, Avila Beach, and Cambria, 91.1- Cayucos.

Contact me at:  info@markguerrero.net