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Aztex
- Short Stories
01. Why Don't You Love Me?
02. La Ultima Noche
03. Perfect Woman
04. Sueno Del Rio
05. Padre Prays For Rain
06. Amorique
07. Maybe, Maybe
08. La Jaibera
09. Pajarillo
Barranqueño
10. It's A Mystery
11. El Indio/Tamaulipas
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Joel
Guzman and Sarah Fox put their bilingual and multimusical
styles to the forefront in their debut album as a duo. The
husband/wife team have performed with Los Super Seven, Little
Joe y La Familia, and Ruben Ramos. Their own style brings
in jazz and classical influences, as well as tejano and norteño
flavors, resulting in classy originals such as “Amorique”
and “Padre Prays for Rain.” Not all the self-penned tunes
reach that level or creativity, but there are enough gems
in the bunch (plus a great cover of “Pajarrillo Barranqueño”)
to mark this as an excellent first album and Aztex as artists
to keep your eye on.
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The
Mexican Roots Trio
01. Bajo
Sexto Intro
02. Novillero
03. Ojitos
Verdes
04. Vidita
Mia
05. Mal
Hombre
06. Los
Laureles
07. La
Chicharronera
08. Cuatro
Milpas
09. Malagueña
Salerosa
10. La
Madrugada / Tamaulipas
11. Tu
Diras/Atotonilco/Pajarillo Barranqueño
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Joel
Guzman, Sarah Fox, and Max Baca return to their roots with
traditional Accordion and Bajo sexto music. Recorded live
in San Antonio, Texas, this is a must for all who love traditional
conjunto Aztex style.
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“Polkas, Gritos y Acordeónes” is
the aptly-titled new CD which features three of Tejano music’s
most accomplished and acclaimed acordeonistas: David Lee Garza
(from Los Musicales fame), Joel Guzmán (who played and
recorded with Little Joe, Ram Herrera, and a virtual list of
who’s who in Tejano music), and Sunny Sauceda (de Grupo Vida,
the young gun of the group). Produced
by Joel Guzmán for Guzmán Fox Records, and recorded
at Gilbert Velasquez’ V Music Studio in San Antonio, Texas
in a rapid-fire three-day session in July of 2004, this 10-cut
compilation of six classic instrumental medleys and melodies,
and four canciones rancheras, is a tribute to Tejano Americana
and some of conjunto music’s great accordionists, including
Narciso Martínez, Pedro Ayala, Paulino Bernal, Tony
de la Rosa, Esteban Jordán, and others. |
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