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KEXP Reviews
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- (Warner Archives/Rhino)
An excellent 4-CD box set compiling recordings from the East LA roots-rockers' lengthy career, beginning with their early 1977 recordings of Mexican folkloric tunes and continuing up to the present. Showcasing the band's consistently high-quality songwriting and impressive mastery of a variety of musical styles -- from Tex-Mex and traditional Latin styles to rockabilly, roots rock, R&B and folk - this set makes a convincing case for one of the best bands to emerge in the past quarter-century.
11/15/2000
- Don Yates
Other Los Lobos album reviews:
The Town and the City - 9/11/2006
Good Morning Aztlan - 6/15/2002
This Time - 8/15/1999
Colossal Head - 2/15/1996
