| Identifier | 8124081 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Reference Number | 112 |
| Media Type | NTSC DVD |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Note | 3370 MB, 90:34 |
| Source Info | (various broadcast sources) > ? > NTSC DVD |
| J-Card Comment | Los Lobos Television Appearances Compilation 1975-1988 Video details: Compression : MPEG-2 TV system : NTSC 525/60 Hz Aspect ratio: 4:3 Display Mode: not specified Source Res : 720x480 Letterboxed : no Mode : Camera Audio details: 0. English (AC3 2ch, 0xBD 0x80) Total length 90:34 3370 MB I originally seeded this DVD on STG just before it went down for the first time, then when it came back, I seeded again - a few days before the final meltdown. So, I can't really say how many people got it. Probably not as many who wanted it. In any case, this is an upgraded version. Continuing the pooled efforts of the Los Lobos fan community, Ken Young remastered the original DVD to include a tasteful menu with song titles and correct chapter links. The TV shows are now also in chronological order. Many thanks to Ken and all the others who dedicated their efforts in preserving and getting these videos onto DVD. Below are the relevant notes that accompanied my original seed. *********************************************** This DVD is a product of the typically wonderful collaborative efforts of 'The Neighborhood' [http://loslobos.net/mb/index.php], a message board for fans of Los Lobos and a highly recommended place to visit. It has evolved from a post by a member a few months ago inquiring as to the oldest known Los Lobos recording. Member Ric Ovalle, a long-time friend of the band made a few suggestions and, to his own (he'd forgotten about them, see) and everybody's surprise, later announced that there was even video to accompany these early and uncirculated recordings. He dusted off the old videotapes and, at first, proposed a video - as in VHS - vine. But the door was open to get the original VHS to DVD and Rich Rice responded with an offer to transfer. A vine was then set up through 'The Neighborhood' by Jeff Hagood, who sent me a copy so that I might get it out in a torrent. The four TV shows included on the DVD are: 1. Los Lobos del Este de Los Angeles - A PBS documentary-type show from 1975(!) when the band was fronted by Frank Gonzalez, the Pete Best of Los Lobos. Louie introduces him as the founding member of the band and someone who can play any instrument. This video has the well-bearded band in concert at East L.A. College working through a repetoire of traditional songs. Total length 27:51 01. (Introduction) 4:21 02. El Torito 2:58 03. Las Tres Huastecas 2:51 04. Sabor A Mi 4:29 05. Siete Leguas 3:14 06. El Canelo 3:28 07. Maria Cuchena 4:04 08. (band intros & La Bamba vamp) 2:21 2. Austin City Limits from November 1988 (most songs from La Pistola y El Corazón, and featuring an appearance by Flaco Jimenez) Total length 27:21 01. La Iguana 2:43 02. La Guacamaya 2:07 03. El Gusto 3:26 04. Carabina .30-30 3:17 05. Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir 2:28 06. Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio (with Flaco Jimenez) 3:50 07. Estoy Sentado Aqui 2:32 08. Las Amarillas 3:01 09. La Pistola y El Corazon 3:54 3. Saturday Night Live 1987-05-16 with the band performing two songs. Total length 8:17 01. Is This All There Is 4:12 02. One Time One Night 4:05 4. And a Time to Dance - a PBS documentary from 1983 that has a good bit of footage from a live performance at Club Lingerie, Los Angeles (probably 1983-11-03). Total length 27:05 01. Why Do You Do? 3:46 02. I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday 3:01 03. Anselma 4:30 04. What More Can I Do? 2:12 05. Corrido #1 (segment) 4:46 06. Volver, Volver 3:34 07. Let's Say Goodnight 2:53 08. Instrumental 2:20 |
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| Los Lobos compilation 1939-??-?? Four TV Shows 1975-1988, Compilation, Compilation | |
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| Set 1 | 1. And a Time to Dance - a PBS documentary from 1983 that has a good bit of
footage from a live performance at Club Lingerie, LA (probably 1983-11-03) including the following songs: - Why Do You Do? - I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday - Anselma - What More Can I Do? - Corrido #1 (segment) - Volver, Volver - Let's Say Goodnight - Instrumental 2. Austin City Limits from November 1988 (most songs from La Pistola y El Corazón, and featuring an appearance by Flaco Jimenez) - La Iguana - La Guacamaya - El Gusto - Carabina .30-30 - Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir - Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio (w/ Flaco Jimenez) - Estoy Sentado Aqui - Las Amarillas - La Pistola y El Corazon 3. Los Lobos del Este de Los Angeles - another PBS documentary-type show from 1975! when the band was fronted by Frank Gonzalez, the Pete Best of Los Lobos. Louie introduces him as the founding member of the band and someone who can play any instrument. This video has the well-bearded band in concert at East L.A. College working through a repetoire of traditional songs. - El Torito - Las Tres Huastecas - Sabor A Mi - Siete Leguas - El Canelo - Maria Cuchena - band intros & La Bamba vamp 4. Saturday Night Live 1987-05-16 with the band performing two songs - Is This All There Is - One Time One Night *************************************************** |
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