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    This website is dedicated to publicizing and promoting my music, as well as Chicano music in general, which doesn't get its share of attention in the mainstream media.  In addition to information on me and my music, there is a special emphasis on the music and career of my dad, the late Lalo Guerrero, and the musical artists who emerged from East Los Angeles from the 1960s to the 80s, who were part of what has become known as the "Eastside Sound."

Contents of Website

     Included on my Chicano Music Articles page are articles I've written about Chicano musical artists.  Artists I've spotlighted include yours truly Mark Guerrero, Chan Romero, Don Tosti, Flaco Jimenez, El Chicano, Tierra, Los Lobos, Lalo Guerrero, Carmencristina Moreno, Cannibal & the Headhunters, The Premiers, The Blendells, Little Willie G., Trini Lopez, Chris Montez, Freddy Fender, Little Ray Jimenez, Hirth Martinez, The Romancers, Tango (my 70s band), Los Illegals, Geree,  Redbone, Rubén Funkahuátl Guevara (Ruben & the Jets), Malo, Ronnie & the Casuals, Yaqui, Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalapeño Band, The Sisters, Elijah, and The Mixtures.  There are sound bytes of the music of the artists at the end of each article and my Photo Gallery page contains photos of the all the artists.

     The Miscellaneous Writings page contains related book and CD reviews, including a book entitled "Land of a Thousand Dances" and a double CD called "The Chicano Alliance, both in which I'm featured.  You can also read about a book on the life of my dad, Lalo Guerrero, called "Lalo- My Life and Music."  Also liner notes I wrote for Lalo Guerrero's 1999 CD, "Vamos a Bailar Otra Vez!," and liner notes and a bio of my teenage band, Mark & the Escorts, I wrote for the CD released in 2000, "Eastside Sound, Vol. 2, Featuring Mark & the Escorts" on Dionysus Records.  Stories and reviews of recent and historic live shows and recording sessions are also included on this page.

     My bio, resumé, and discography are available.  Click on the link at the bottom of the bio page to access the resumé and the link at the bottom of the resumé page to access the discography.  On the resumé page under the heading of "songwriting," you can hear sound bytes of selected covers of my songs by other artists such as Trini Lopez, Chan Romero, Herb Alpert, Lalo Guerrero, and others. 

     Check out the What's New pages which have information about new releases, upcoming shows, events, lectures, and TV appearances involving myself or other Chicano artists.  Four of the "What's New" pages are dedicated to new artists to check out.  

     The Mark Guerrero & Radio Aztlán page has information on my new band, which is a vehicle for my original music.  We had our first gig, July 20, 2002 at the Galaxy Theater in Santa Ana, CA, on the bill with Malo and Tierra.  Read a review of the concert on this page.  Also read about our appearances at The Hop in the City of Industry, CA, La Placita Village in Tucson, AZ, the Gene Autry Museum of Western Heritage in Los Angeles, the 2003 Latin Oldies Festival in San Bernardino, and the John Anson Ford Theater in Hollywood. 

     Check out the Mark Guerrero Videos page that has Mark's recent "live" performances.  The Lalo & Mark page has information on concerts I did in recent years with my dad, the late legendary Chicano singer/songwriter, Lalo Guerrero.  It also has a photo and flyer gallery.  Visit my new Lalo Guerrero Gallery page, which has miscellaneous photos and other Lalo-related images.  The Mark Guerrero Gallery page is under construction.  Go to the "Home Gig" page to check the schedule of my cover band, "Hot Rox".

     My 60s Eastside Flyers / Band Card/ Photos page features scans of flyers, band cards, and photos from East L.A.'s golden age.  Get a glimpse of the Eastside music scene that was happening in the 1960s.  The Record/CD Labels, Sleeves & Covers page features scans of my record and CD labels, sleeves and covers, as well as those of Eastside Sound and other related artists.

     The Chicano Alliance page includes information on the "Chicano Alliance" CD released in 1998 which includes two Mark Guerrero recordings, "On the Boulevard" and "Rosalie" as well as recordings by artists such as Tierra, El Chicano, Malo, and Little Joe y la Familia.  You can hear sound bytes and order CDs and audio cassettes of my music on the Mark Guerrero Recordings page.

     I am one of the artists featured in "Land of a Thousand Dances," a book which chronicles the history of Chicano rock music in Southern California.  Go to the Land of a Thousand Dances page for more information.  Also available are Selected Lyrics to some of my songs, a Related Links, Related Books, Media Clippings, Related Documentaries, and Radio & Miscellaneous Sound Bytes pages.  The "Chicano Music Chronicles" page includes past editions of my radio show.

     I hope you enjoy my website!  If you have any questions or comments, please email me at info@markguerrero.net.

Mark Guerrero - Palm Springs, California