The tortured Strat solos.. Is there any other reason for this song to exist?
 

recorded this off the radio in Paris (FIP) in 2003....never knew who it was....thanks Bill

 victoryluna wrote: 
Hey!  This block looks familiar!  Great block though, Kiko amazing album.

Colin-who?

 brucej76 wrote: 
That Los Lobos would open for anyone is a bit criminal, especially someone nobody's heard of. Oh wait, I see Colin James is Canadian, and the show you're referring to is in Canada.  That sort of explains that.

Los Lobos is playing in my neck of the woods soon, opening for Colin James! Can't wait!

This is a dancing song...Get the feet moving and hips swaying... Lets dance-!   In Sweden they dance at lunch... This is a good swing-your-honey song.... Thanks

 unclehud wrote: 
That's because it's one of Cesar Rosas's songs. (He's the short, chubby one who plays guitar and always wears dark glasses. Cool guy, great singer.) Most of their best and most recognizable songs (think Will the Wolf Survive?) are written by frontman/virtuoso David Hidalgo and drummer-turned-guitarist Louie Perez. They are a dynamic songwriting duo in my opinion. Cesar's stuff is more stripped-down, simplistic bluesy romps - fun tunes, if that's your thing. For me they mostly serve as diversions from the weightier, more melodic Hidalgo/Perez songs that make up the bulk of their albums.

Doesn't sound like Lobos ...

A hint of Pat Travers . . . .

 Hannio wrote: 
I HATE it when you do that dancing cat.... I wanna post a really relevant comment, but the cat just shuts me up. (Okay - I get it. Shutting up now.)

Wow, shouldn't this song have a higher score? The comments seem favorable.

"She ran out through the back door   Screamin' in the night   She said I was the devil    I didn't treat her right"  LOVE THAT.

Good music... They are never leaving that "Bar Band" sound... and I appreciate staying true to roots vs the journey so many others have taken to oblivion

 ginniet wrote: 
...and a late Friday evening at work doing boring tech documentation. Really gets me in the mood for going straight to the pub . 9 from the toe-tappin' Nottingham jury.

Excellent song, album and band.

 unclelonghair wrote: 
might have to wait for the next one or

Great run.  Just need something by The Reverend Horton Heat to round out the set.

Finely crafted juxtapositioning:
Los Lobos: That Train Don't Stop Here
Bo Diddley: You Can't Judge a Book By Looking at the Cover
Southern Culture On The Skids: Camel Walk

WHAT the heck, another of my favorite albums????????????

..or Pat Boone on illegal medication...whoa!!  wock an woll...this one rocks

 rtkmusic wrote: 
I was thinking Pat Travers when it started and then was wondering if he was sitting in on the song or working the board.  

6.9 , the score is to high, down please.

 paulmack wrote: 
I understand many audio shops use this CD to show off the showroom gear to customers .

Great segue from Bo Diddley - nice one, Bill :o)

Right on!

 EssexTex wrote: 
Must learn new bass run hook!