Chico

Cool Sabor  uploaded 5-1-12

Cool Sabor  uploaded 5-1-12

Gozando with Chico is proud to bring you the finest in Musical Pan Dulce for your listening and dancing pleasure. Cool Sabor showcases the fine sounds and talents of: Tex Nakamura, Agua Dulce, Poncho Sanchez, Willie Bobo, Joe Bataan, Dr. Bobby Rodriguez, Thee ELA Philharmonic, Tierra, Malo, Little Joe y La Familia, Mestizo L.A., Eddie Benitez & Nebula, Los Alacranes, Mr. B & The Stingers and the finest in Musical Pan Dulce.  To all of our listeners in California, Texas, Arizona, New York, Mexico and around the world, we appreciate your support and thank you for listening and enjoying the best in Suave Grooves. Special Thanks to Steven Chavez & Janie Chavez, Latino LA.com, Los Quitos Cookies, Suave Grooves Records, The Kool Katz Band, The Chico Band for use of the CHICO Theme,  Our webmaster - Alfred Alva,  my Co-Producer Howard “El Chino” Ng.  For more information please visit us online at www.GozandowithChico.com for archived shows y mucho mas. We remind you to please keep the spirit of musica alive in your hearts and your homes. We dedicate this show and all future broadcasts in loving memory of Robert Manqueros – Pop.  For your unconditional love and support, you will always be in our hearts.   

Recording time:  78:28

Cinco De Mayo Suave uploaded 5/1/12

Suave Grooves y Ritmos Latinos……

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A Bailar y Gozar con Chico !!!!!

Show Introduction - Terri Manqueros Terri@gozandowithchico.com
Show Theme "New Chico's Song" - Courtesy of kool Kats Band
Executive Producer - Howard "El Chino" Ng - Howard@gozandowithchico.com
Show Host & Producer - Erik "Chico" Manqueros - Chico@gozandowithchico.com
Webmaster & Associate Producer - Alfred "Master of the Webs" Aalva@aalva.net
Visit us online at: www.gozandowithchico.com

Evan Greenspan Interview uploaded 4/18/12

Evan Greenspan Interview uploaded 4/18/12

Welcome to Chicano Highlights with your host El Beto-man aka Roberto Tijerina Cantu. This interview was originally broadcast on Radio Aztlan KUCR 88.3 fm and now available to us through the generous contributions of their DJs, their families and friends. We are thankful for this opportunity to present and share this special interview with Evan Greenspan. Mr. Greenspan is the owner and operator of the famous clothing store called “Greenspan’s” located in Southern California. This is a tremendous opportunity for those who are interested in Chicano Culture and Community Events to get valuable and reliable information from this interview. It is an interesting conversation between these two friends of many years.
Evan asked us to let others know that the GREENSPANS CAR SHOW that was scheduled for this year 2012 has been CANCELED. Greenspan’s apologizes for this unforeseen action by the City of South Gate. March 17, 2013 is the next scheduled show.
We fully endorse Greenspan’s Department Store, located at 3405 Tweedy Boulevard South Gate, CA 90280 (323) 566-5124 or http://www.greenspans.com/vmchk.html. The store has an enormous on-the-premises supply of high-quality shoes, hats, pants, a variety of jackets and over coats, shirts and other clothing accessories. We hope that you enjoy the show. Please check out the other DJ podcasts here on the East LA Revue.com internet radio site. This is Beto-man, Adios! Roberto “El Beto-Man” Tijerina can be reached at mechamanual@hotmail.com or at www.RobertoTijerina.com.    Recording Time 33m 34s

Tom Morin in Chavez Bay

Musical Routes R&B - #11 uploaded 4/27/12

Musical Routes R&B - #11 uploaded 4/27/12

Hello music lovers and thank you for logging into the East LA Revue.com internet radio site and the Musical Routes Rhythm & Blues #11. This is your host and DJ Tom Morin here with another podcast full of rare and hard-to-find Rhythm and Blues. On this show, I am featuring some of the most exciting entertainers from early days of Rock and Roll. We also feature songs you’ll never want to forget. We have selected an interesting song line-up and our featured artist is Antoine Dominique "Fats" Domino Jr., (born February 26, 1928). He is an American R&B and rock and roll pianist and singer-songwriter. He still lives in the world-famous Ninth Ward in the Big Easy New Orleans.
Musical Routes R&B #11 starts with Fat’s first hit “The Fat Man” and continues with some other hits including “She’s My Baby, I’m Ready, My Blue Heaven, Right From Wrong, Don’t Leave Me This Way, Rockin’ Chair, I’ll Be Gone, and Dreams”. We continue with a trilogy of hits by Lloyd Price, namely “Personality, I’m Gonna Get Married, and Where Were You On Your Wedding Day”. Next for the little ones we have “Nee Nee Na Na Na Na Nu Nu by Dicky Doo and the Don’ts, Itchy-Twitchy Feeling by Bobby Hendricks, and Drippity-Drop by The Drifters with Clyde McPhatter, We continue with “Over and Over by Bobby Day, Buzz Buzz Buzz by The Hollywood Flames, Itty-Bitty Pretty One by Thurston Harris, and Raunchy by Ernie Freeman Orchestra”. We now feature a set of songs dedicated to - girl power! The final set starts with “The Love of My Man by Theola Kilgore. There’s No Other (like my baby) by The Crystals, Just One Look by Doris Troy, Love Me All The Way by Kim Weston, I’m Blue by Ike and Tina Turner with the Ikettes, Cry To Me by Betty Harris, Don’t Go To Strangers by Hadda Brooks, Love Letters by Ketty Lester, and Our Day Will Come by Ruby and the Romantics”.
This concludes Tom Morin’s Musical Routes Rhythm & Blues Show Number 11 We thank you for stopping by and we encourage you to check out the other DJ podcasts on this music site and our Vinyl Classics page. Until next time music lovers, keep a song in your heart and music in your homes.  

Recording Time 76m 56s

Musical Routes Rhythm and Blues #10 uploaded 3/31/12

Musical Routes Rhythm and Blues #10 uploaded 3/31/12

Hello music lovers, wherever you may be. This is Tom Morin and the 10th edition of my Musical Routes Rhythm & Blues show here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio site. We have some very nice music lined-up for you on this show. I am especially happy and excited to present some rare and hard-to-find singles from days gone by. We are also featuring two exciting performers with mini-concerts by Van Morrison and Jackie Wilson. We dedicate this show to our listening friends out there, who are bound to a wheel chair or home, challenged by restrictions on your sight or mobility. You are always in our thoughts and prayers. You are not forgotten and always in our hearts. This show is for you!
The sound-track to this show starts with a very up-beat song The Happy Organ by David “Baby” Cortez and continues with “Pretty Girls Everywhere by Eugene Church and the Fellows, What I’d Say by Ray Charles and the Rayettes, Back In The USA by Chuck Berry, Kansas City by Wilbur Harrison, Sea Cruise by Frankie Ford, and Night Train by James Brown and the Famous Flames. One of our featured artists is next with Gloria and Baby Please Don’t Go by THEM with Van Morrison. Next we feature VAN MORRISON with Call Me Up In Dreamland, I’ve Been Working, Wild Night, Domino and Jackie Wilson Said. Our other featured artist, JACKIE WILSON is next with Dogging Around, Lonely Teardrops, I’ll Be Satisfied, That’s Why, Baby Workout, Whispers, and Higher & Higher.
On behalf of all the DJs, staffers and technicians here in at the East LA Revue.com I’d like to wish everyone and good time listening to the DJ podcasts on our HOME page, our Vinyl Classics and other Special Features available 24/7 world-wide to anyone who wants to listen. Dancing and Romancing is an option! This is Tom Morin with the Musical Routes Rhythm & Blues show saying farewell for now. Recording Time 63m 53s

Cruising Through 1967 with 45 RPM Records uploaded 4/3/12

Cruising Through 1967 with 45 RPM Records uploaded 4/3/12

This is Frankie Firme, the Al Capone of the Microphone and the Hit Man of West Coast Chicano Soul presenting another Second Time Around Show with some great music from 1967 and recorded from 45 RPM vinyl records. This show is titled “Cruising through 1967”.
The gates to the music vaults were left unlocked again and Frankie and Sugar Bear, along with the station manager share 25 records with you and we hope that you enjoy the sound from 1967 with For Your Precious Love by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell; Mercy Mercy Mercy by The Buckinghams; Apples Peaches Pumpkin Pies by Jay & the Americans; Then You Can Tell Me Good-bye by The Casinos; Boogaloo Down Broadway by The Fantastic Johnny C; Close Your Eyes by Peaches and Herb; I’m a Man by The Spencer Davis Group; The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game by The Msrvelettes; I Wanna Testify by The Parliaments; Dry Your Eyes by Brenda & the Tabulations; Hypnotized by Linda Jones; Try a Little Tenderness by Otis Redding; I Found a Love by Wilson Pickett; When Something Is Wrong With My Baby by Sam & Dave; I’m In Love by Wilson Pickett; I’m Gonna Miss You by The Artisitics; Ooo I Love You by The Dells; Piece Of My Heart by Emma Franklin; Ooh Baby Baby by The Five Stairsteps; Funky Broadway by Dyke and the Blazers; Just Be Sincere by Jackie Wilson; Daddy’s Home by Chuck Jackson & Maxine Brown;  She Took You For A Ride and Tell It Like It Is by Aaron Neville and the last record to fall is Expressway To You Heart by The Soul Survivors.
So get together with someone you’re tight with and listen to the Frankie Firme “Cruising Through 1967” sponsored in-part by LA Boss Limo, the recommended Limo service for your trips in Southern California. You can reach them by calling 888.501.6636 or on their website at http://www.LAbossLimo1.com. Tell them that you heard it right here on the Second Time Around with Frankie Firme on the internet juke box. We’re bringing it back and keeping it alive 24/7 around the block, across the country, and around the world. Check out the other DJ podcasts and special features, including the Vinyl Classics page. There is something for everyone here.

Recording Time 1h 33m 31s

Springtime in Chavez Bay 2012 uploaded 4/27/12

Springtime in Chavez Bay 2012 uploaded 4/27/12

Greetings and Welcome to another “Second Time Around Show” 24/7 World-Wide here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio site. This is Frankie Firme, the Al Capone of the Microphone and the Hit-man of West Coast Chicano Soul bringing you another podcast full of rare and hard-to-find Rhythm & Blues just for you. We call this show “Springtime in Chavez Bay”. The weather is warming up and the water is so clear and blue this time of year.
You can join the staff and DJs, snorkeling and water skiing here in the bay, just off the coast of Catalina Island in sunny Southern California, as we have some fun and listen to some music including Who Do You Love by The Sapphires; Low Ride Girl by Don Julian and the Larks; Never Found Me a Girl by Eddie Floyd; Thin Line Between Love and Hate by The Persuaders; Cross My Heart by Billy Stewart; Nau Ninny Nau by Cannibal and the Headhunters; All in My Mind by Maxine Brown; When I’m Gone by Brenda Holloway; Keeper of Dreams by The Gallahads; Baby Baby Don’t Cry by Smokey and the Miracles; Rock Granny Roll by Hank Ballard and the Midnighters; My Cloud by Joe Bataan; Working on a Groovy Thing by Patti Drew; I Need Someone by Thee Midniters; Somebody Please by The Vanguards; Cleo’s Mood by Jr. Walker and the All-Stars; Goodnight My Love by Tavares; Step Into My World by Magic Touch; When You Touch Me by Skyy; There’ll Come a Time by Betty Everette; Gonna Find Her by Tierra; and Girl You’re Too Young by Archie Bell and the Drells.
There you have it, our musical buffet where we feed you all you can hear on the East LA Revue.com with Frankie Firme and our ever-so-fine DJ line-up on this music site. We encourage you to check out the other music podcasts, interviews, and other information for your revue. Also, please check out the Vinyl Classics feature page for some authentic sounds from the grooves of vinyl LP and 45 rpm records. I think you’ll enjoy. This is Frankie Firme, saying ‘Ay Te Wacho’ from the Land of 1000 Dances.   

Recording Time 77m 33s

Tyrone DuBose

Timeless Traxx 20 uploaded 4/27/12

Timeless Traxx 20 uploaded 4/27/12

The East LA Revue.com Internet Radio is proud to feature Tyrone DuBose and his “Timeless Traxx” shows this being the 20th edition. Timeless Traxx #20 features the top R&B songs in America over the last 6 decades according to Billboard Magazine.® These shows are available world-wide 24/7 for your entertainment.
Check out Tyrone’s “Timeless Traxx” shows and the other fine DJ programing here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Juke Box. Please sign our Guestbook. For more information about Tyrone DuBose, go to www.timelesstraxx.com or at timelesstraxx@gmail.com.

Timeless Traxx 19 uploaded 4/22/12

Timeless Traxx 19 uploaded 4/22/12

The East LA Revue.com Internet Radio is proud to feature Tyrone DuBose and his “Timeless Traxx” shows this being the 19th edition. Timeless Traxx #19 features the top R&B songs in America over the last 6 decades according to Billboard Magazine.® These shows are available world-wide 24/7 for your entertainment.
Check out Tyrone’s “Timeless Traxx” shows and the other fine DJ programing here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Juke Box. Please sign our Guestbook. For more information about Tyrone DuBose, go to www.timelesstraxx.com or at timelesstraxx@gmail.com. Recording Time 53m 34s

Chicano Express - ELA Revue #9 uploaded 5/15/12

Chicano Express - ELA Revue #9 uploaded 5/15/12

Orale Mi Raza De Aztlan.  We are Back On Track on the mini-version of the Chicano Express Radio on the East LA Revue Internet Jukebox with more music from Tejas y Aztlan like: Ricky Valenz, La Naturaleza, Avizo Band, Little Jr. Jesse y Tear Drops, Marky Lee y Hache Tres, Rene Javier y Daño, Little Henry, Tierra, Joe Bravo, Little Joe Y Los Latinaires, Thoze Guyz, Randy Garibay, Rick Guzman y All Stars, Leslie Paula, Retoño, and Lavender Band.

Hope you enjoy the tunes & if you do, please let us know by clicking on "Guestbook" on the East LA Revue webpage.  Thank you ever so much for listening to Crazy Chuy Hernandez and The Chicano Express Radio on the Internet Jukebox.

Recording Time 48m 12s

Sapo's Digital Vinyl Revolucion #4 - 2012 uploaded 5/13/12

Sapo's Digital Vinyl Revolucion #4 - 2012 uploaded 5/13/12

East LA Revue.com presents Sapo’s Digital Vinyl Revolucion # 4 for 2012. DJ Sapo’s continues with his signature programming and once again offers an eclectic compilation of both analog and digital recordings. He chooses from his collection of B-sides and album cuts from a wide range of artists and genres.
On this program, he highlights Martha Davis, Gato Barbieri, Gwen Stefani, Greg Rolie, Bachman Turner Overdrive, Tierra, The Supremes, Flora Purim, Chris Rea, Lucinda William, Bobby Womack, Quetzal, Ohio Players, Boz Scaggs, Johnny Rivers, and Annie Lennox, Many of Sapos selections are primarily analog stereo tracks that represent a period when vinyl ruled the airwaves. Many tracks both past and present are also taken from CDs as recorded music succumbs to the digital age.
Sapo also mentions a segundo/antique collectible shop near his barrio - Victorias Treasures. Owned and operated by Chicano merchant Michael Velez and his wife Martha and named after their hija. The store is adorned with an inventory that includes vintage music, clothing, Chicano artwork and memorabilia. Mr. Velez specializes in custom fitted barber shirts of all colors and sizes particularly for larger men. Sapo felt right at home in this nice family establishment located at 11416 Old River School Road. Downey CA 90241. Contact Michael Velez at victoriastreasures.mv@gmail.comor call 562-745-4073 for more info and tell him ‘Sapo sent you’. EastLARevue.com programs such as SDVR reflect the websites diverse musical styles and formats. Keep logging and check out all current and future programs by our entire lineup of host DJs. Drop us a line at Sapo@eastLArevue.com and sign our guest book located on our homepage and let us know what you think of our programming. Thanks, and please be safe and continue listening.

Recording Time 75m 13s

Sapos Digital Vinyl Revolucion #3 - 2012 uploaded 4/9/12

Sapos Digital Vinyl Revolucion #3 - 2012 uploaded 4/9/12

EastLARevue.com presents Sapo’s Digital Vinyl Revolucion # 3 for 2012. DJ Sapo’s returns to his signature programming and once again offers an eclectic compilation of both analog and digital recordings. He chooses from his collection of B-sides and album cuts from a wide range of artists and genres. On this program, he highlights Jim Capaldi, Bread, War, Elton John, Dixie Chicks, Ali Thompson, Jorge Santana, Maxine Nightingale, The Fifth Dimension, The Three Degrees, America, David Byrne, Tania Maria, Bloodstone, Earth, Wind, and Fire, Tower of Power. Many of Sapo’s selections are primarily analog stereo tracks that represent a period when vinyl ruled the airwaves. Many tracks both past and present are also taken from CDs as recorded music succumbs to the digital age. EastLARevue.com programs such as SDVR reflect the websites diverse musical styles and formats. Keep logging and check out all current and future programs by our entire lineup of host DJs. 

Recording Time 68m 02s

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Sax & Horns Mix uploaded 5/11/12

Sax & Horns Mix uploaded 5/11/12

On this the 20th edition of the Great American Song Book Show which I am calling a Sax's & Horns Mix and featuring music from around the world with 15 artists. Starting with Sadao Watanabe - If I should lose you, Hidefumi Toki with Hikari Ichihara - Lady Traveler, Carl Saunders - Autumn in New York, Donald Byrd - Where are we going, Carlos Averhoff - Not for everybody, Frankie Cendejas - No Me Platiques Mas, Chuck Mangione - Cannonball Run , Frank Cano - Ay Que Fria, Gerald Albright - We fall down , Dave Koz - Know you by heart , Jeff Eaton - Who can I turn to, Herb Alpert - Until we meet again, Grover Washington Jr. - Please send me someone to love  and Michael Paulo - For your love. So if you love the sounds of Sax's & Horns then drop in on the Great American Song Book with the Chino and he presents some of the most smooth jazz artists of today and all for your listening and dancing pleasure right here on the Internet Juke Box at www.eastlarevue.com.

Best Latin Jazz & Salsa uploaded 5/4/12

Best Latin Jazz & Salsa uploaded 5/4/12

Hello everybody on this the 19th edition of the Great American Song Book the Chino has pull some rare music in the vaults of the Song Book and has returned to you with 16 tunes from these fine players. You will hear from 1. Jeff Narell - Up in the Air , 2. Cache - Demente Soy 3. Bobby Matos - La Traicion , 4. Son 14 - Fuego En La Maya , 5. Carabili -Would you be Mine, 6. Dave Pike - Class Action Suite, 7. Freddie Ravel - Dame La Razon , 8. The Estrada - Two four the Road, 9. Hector Contreras - Pasadena Cha Cha , 10. Herb Alpert - Route 101 , 11. Gary Flores - You don't know what love is. 12. Hiram Bullock - Carrasco . 13. Willie Bobo - Evil ways, 14. Joe Cuba - Mercy, 15. Gato Barbieri -- Ruby, 16. Cal Tjader - Silienciosa.
So if you love to dance salsa or just love to dance then log on to the Internet Juke Box with the Great American Song Book with the Chino and kick it as he spins some of the best Latin Jazz & Salsa for your listening and dancing pleasure and Happy Cinco De Mayo to all of you out there on the Internet World.

 Host & Producer Chino777@aol.com

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Disco Dance Show uploaded 4/27/12

Disco Dance Show uploaded 4/27/12

Welcome to the Soul Pilot Radio Old School Dance Party. Nearly 2 hours of non-stop Back-to-Back old school disco dance music just like we used to have back in the 1970's to the mid 80's. I have no idea how they do things nowadays but back then, Waaay back then we did things just like this. So kick on your best shoes, tight fitting slacks, flowing skirts and let’s do this thing y'all!!

Featuring the musical talents of and in no particular order:

Sylvester - You Make Me Feel Mighty Real
Donna Summer - I Feel Love
Santa Esmeralda - Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
The Tramps - Disco Inferno
Vickie Sue Robinson - Turn The Beat Around
Chic - Dance Dance Dance
Patrick Hernandez - Born To Be Alive
Earth, Wind & Fire - Boogie Wonderland
Cheryl Lynn - Star Love
Tavares - Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel
La Flavour - Mandolay
Foxy - Get Off
K.C. & The Sunshine Band - Get Down Tonight
John Paul Young - Love is in The Air
Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive
Love & Kisses - Thank God it's Friday
Kool & The Gang - Celebrate
The Jacksons - Shake Your Body Down to the Ground
Rhythm Heritage - Theme from S.W.A.T.
Shannon - Let The Music Play
Ohio Players - Love Rollercoaster
Donna Summer - Heaven Knows

Looking Back 1967 uploaded 4/4/12

Looking Back 1967 uploaded 4/4/12

In keeping with my visit to the touring Vietnam Memorial, let’s take a look back at the year 1967. It was certainly a year of turmoil and change; the emergence of the hippie movement; and the year of the "Summer of Love". Welcome to 1967 in music.
To Sir with Love – Lulu, Ruby Tuesday - Rolling Stones, I Was Made To Love Her - Stevie Wonder, Incense and Peppermint - Strawberry Alarm Clock, Happy Together - The Turtles, Light My Fire – Doors, Kind of A Drag - The Buckinghams, The Letter - The Box Tops, Sweet Soul Music - Arthur Conley, Alfie - Dionne Warwick, Respect - Aretha Franklin, Ode To Billy Joe - Bobbie Gentry, (We Aint Got) Nothin Yet - Blues Magoos, Come on Down To My Boat - Every Mother's Son, Can't Take My Eyes off You - Frankie Valli, I'm a Believer - The Monkees, Higher & Higher - Jackie Wilson, Baby I Need Your Loving - Johnny Rivers, Penny Lane - The Beatles, The Rain, The Park & Other Things - The Cowsills, Windy - The Association, I Think We're Alone Now – Tommy, James & The Shondells, Express Way to Your Heart - Soul Survivors, Then You Can Tell me Goodbye – Casinos, The Beat Goes On - Sonny And Cher
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Float Your Boat uploads 2/24/12

Float Your Boat uploads 2/24/12

Greetings and Welcome to the “Castaway’s Show” with our nautical DJ, Skipper Al here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Music site. The Skipper recently returned from a sailing trip to international water and now in safe harbor with some newly acquired CDs. He has an interesting mix of music and calls this show “Float Your Boat”.
 The music play list includes Hide Away by Freddie King; Memphis Soul Stew by King Curtis; Out of the Sky by CCR; Chain Gang by Jackie Wilson and the Quincy Jones; Boogie with a Groove by JoJo Jackson; Wang Dang Doodle by koko Taylor; Country Road by John Mayall; Jump Back Honey by Hadda Brooks; Night Time is the Right Time by Ray Charles; Fannie Mae by Big Time Sarah; Mendocino by The Sir Douglas Quintet; Take Time to Know Her by Percy Sledge; First There is a Mountain by Donovan; Dead End Street (Live) by Lou Rawls; Boom Boom by Big Head Todd; Give It Up Turn It Loose by James Brown; and Money by Pink Floyd. We thank Becky Cordova, Luciano Valentino, and Touché the Marine for their music contributions to this show.
Skipper Al is a frequent guest Host and DJ to the Analog/Digital Recording Studio, overlooking beautiful Chavez Bay off the coast of Catalina in sunny Southern California. If you have any requests or dedications, please drop us a line on our guest book page. We would love to hear from you. Until the next time, take care and keep a prayer in your hearts for our brave men and women in uniformed service. Peace.     Recording Time 1h 2m 23s                                               

KRLA - Eastside Sound Special uploaded 1/27/12

KRLA - Eastside Sound Special uploaded 1/27/12

This radio documentary “The East LA Sound Special” on KRLA AM/FM Radio originally aired in the Los Angeles, California area on July 1, 1983. It was hosted by a very popular radio DJ, Mucho Morales. Part 1 features interesting and entertaining interviews, great music and original commercials for the movie “Doctor Detroit” with introductions by the late Johnny Chingas. The interviews on this special include John Martinez and Ruben Guevara (Ruben & the Jets), Bob Keane (Delphi Records), Art Laboe (Radio DJ), Dick “Huggy Boy” Hugg (Radio DJ), Frankie “Cannibal” Garcia (Cannibal & the Headhunters), Eddie Davis (Rampart Records), Willie Garcia (Thee Midniters) and much more. These reel to reel tapes were found deep in the music vaults and made available for this special commentary. (For your listening convenience, we have edited to run both parts continuous and without any interruption).
On part 2 of “The East LA Sound Special” radio documentary, the special continues with interesting and entertaining interviews, great music, and original commercials for the movie “Dr. Detroit” with introductions by the late Johnny Chingas. The interviews on  part two of this special are with Stevie Salas & Rudy Salas (Salas Brothers & Tierra), Bobby Navarette, Joey Guerra, & Mike Jimenez (Tierra), Papa Dee Allen & Harold Brown (WAR), Eddie Davis (Rampart Records), and members of the music groups El Chicano, The Village Callers, and Los Lobos. These tapes were given to Eddie Davis/Rampart Records by the producers at KRLA, and now we are able to share this historical broadcast to educate and entertain the listening audience. This rebroadcast has an introduction by Hector Gonzalez. We thank Rampart Records for making this available for us now. Recording Time 2h 2m 7s

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Anthony “DJ Guaracha”

KUCR 8-2011 Broadcast with Anthony Guaracha uploaded 9/12/11

KUCR 8-2011 Broadcast with Anthony Guaracha uploaded 9/12/11

This is a special rebroadcast of an August 2011 KUCR 88.3 FM Radio Aztlan Tejano Legends Show. DJ Guaracha mixes Tejano and plays listener requests of Chicano/Conjunto Norteño music. We hope you enjoy this unique mix.
 
Bracero- Los Alacranes; Mananitas-Lalo & Los Lobos; Siempre Hace Frio-Selena; Llorando Por Ti- Little Joe y La Familia; Gente de Barrio-Freddie Martinez; La Casa-Robert Pulido; Alla En El Baile Grande- Los Relampagos del Norte; Quiero Mas-Augustin Ramirez; Chicano Headline News I: Achievment Gap, Drop Out Rates, Deporations Shelved, and Diabetes; Desvelado-Bobby Pulido; Crazy Crazy Baby-Freddie Fender; Mira, Mira-La Mafia; Tu Traicion-Pesado; Bonita Finca de Adobe-Palomo; Margarita-Little Joe y La familia; Un Mojado Sin Licencia-Flaco Jimenez y Su Conjunto w/Fred Ojeda; Carino Nuevo- Sunny Ozuna/
 

Radio del Pueblo, Volume 4 uploaded 8/19/11

Radio del Pueblo, Volume 4 uploaded 8/19/11

This Radio del Pueblo Program features ten musical artists and features two tracks from artists like Pedro Infante, Trio Calaveras, Juan Mendoza, Trio Paraiso, Chelo, and more. Five musical sets make up this program which mixes rancheras and boleros. DJ Guaracha also visits Chicano Park under the Coronado Bridge. Glori Sanchez (Chicano Park mural renovation team) and Felipe Adame (Chicano Park Muralist) speak to Guaracha and provide insight about the Chicano Park mural history and the park's current mural renovation project. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this unique show that we have put together for you. 

Daniel Osuna ID (KUCR.org : Radio Aztlan 88.3 FM); Yo No Fui-Pedro Infante; Sobre Las Olas-Pedro Infante; Acapulquena-Hermanas Huerta; Hermosas Fuentes- Hermanas Huerta; No-Trio Calaveras; Besame Morenita-Trio Calaveras; Telefono-Los Tres Caballeros; No Se Que Paso Contigo-Los Tres Caballeros; Glori Sanchez and Felipe Adame speak to Guaracha about Chicano Park murals/recent renovation (Chicano Park Samba-Los Alacranes Mojados); Lloraras Lloraras-Javier Solis; El Adios del Soldado-Javier Solis;   Crei-Juan Mendoza (El Tariacuri); Alma de Cristal-Juan Mendoza (El Tariacuri); Mienteme-Los Tres Diamantes; Soberbia-Los Tres Diamantes; Celoso-Trio Paraiso; El Reloj-Trio Paraiso; La Persecucion de Villa-Antonio Aguilar; Me Falta Valor-Antonio Aguilar; Dos Gallinas Finas-Chelo; Que Suerte La Mia-Chelo; Please use the “Guestbook” feature and let us know what you want to hear.

Anthony Guaracha

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Our Latin Thing Show uploaded 11-20-11