Track Listings (20) - Disc #1| All Artists: Little Joe Title: 20 De Coleccion Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sony International Original Release Date: 10/20/1994 Re-Release Date: 9/20/1994 Genres: International Music, Rock, Latin Music Styles: Mexico, Regional Mexican, Tejano Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 037628139027 |
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 | Little Joe 20 De Coleccion Genres: International Music, Rock, Latin Music
This collection includes some of the finest work by Tejano legend Little Joe. His best polka rancheras are here in the galloping "Ni Nena," the robust "Acabame de Matar," and the party-rouser "Borrachera." Joe also throws ... more » |
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Amazon.com This collection includes some of the finest work by Tejano legend Little Joe. His best polka rancheras are here in the galloping "Ni Nena," the robust "Acabame de Matar," and the party-rouser "Borrachera." Joe also throws in his appreciation of trad country with the standard shuffle "Waltz Across Texas" and his duet with Willie Nelson on "You Belong to My Heart," an English-language remake of Agustin Lara's "Solamente una Vez." But Little Joe has always been a serious student of the great Mexican folkloric songwriter José Alfredo Jimenez. He pays his respects with above-average takes on the endless love ode "Paloma Querida," the reflective "Aunque Pasen los Años," and the bittersweet-resignation song "Pa' Todo el Año." --Ramiro Burr Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsHardhitting and real Adrian Gomez | 02/25/2000 (3 out of 5 stars) "Little Joe has been a spokesman for Mexican-Americans and Tejano for so many years, it is hard to believe. "Las Nubes" is simply great. Music reporter Ramiro Burr hit it right on the head when he described Little Joe: "With his big band approach and marvelous knack for recording hard-hitting rancheras, Little Joe rose to the top of Tejano music in the mid '70s, a wild boomtown period considered the genre's first golden age. At his peak Little Joe evoked a dangerous edge in his music, combining the power of the blues and the free-wheeling spirit of rock to propel his robust fusion of the blistering Mexican ranchera and the life-affirming Tejano polka," in his solid work "The Billboard Guide to Tejano and regional Mexican Music." This is really great." It was GREAT! Adrian Gomez | 11/07/1999 (5 out of 5 stars) "I never was much for Tejano music till about 7 yrs ago when i first listen and was introduced to it. Now I love it! Its Great and i listen to it all the time. I order cd's from San Antonio TX on the latest music there is. When i get vacation i go Party! in San Antonio just to listen to the music. Tejano Forever!" Great variety and selections;only bob g.&little joe could p Adrian Gomez | 07/14/1999 (5 out of 5 stars) "Looks like Little Joe has got him another great album under his belt. The variety and selection is typical of the quality he has brought us year after year. Joe,Bob G. you guys make a great team along with the rest of the Familia. How about "enredaste mi vida" I am dieing to hear it. That was one of my favorites under the Buena Suerte Label. Bring on the oldies vato."
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