Los Lobos – The Neighborhood
Slash Records 9 26131-1 (1990)
Track Listing:
1 Down on the Riverbed
2 Emily
3 I Walk Alone
4 Angel Dance
5 Little John of God
6 Deep Dark Hole
7 Georgia Slop
8 I Can't Understand
9 The Giving Tree
10 Take My Hand
11 Jenny's Got a Pony
12 Be Still
13 The Neighborhood
Personnel:
David K. Hidalgo - vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, 6-string bass, tiple, accordion, bajo sexto, violine, Hawaiian steel, koto guitar, drums, percussion, producer
Cesar J. Rosas - vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, bajo-sexto, huapanguera, producer
Louie F. Pérez, Jr. - drums, percussion, guitars, jarana, hidalguer, producer
Conrad R. Lozano - vocals, fender precision and 5-string bass, guitarron, upright bass, producer
Steve M. Berlin - tenor, baritone and soprano saxophones, organ, clavinet, percussion, producer
Jerry Marotta - drums
Danny Timms - organ, wurlitzer, piano
Alex Acuña - percussion, shekere, hand drums
John Hiatt - vocals
Jim Keltner - drums, percussion
1 Down on the Riverbed
2 Emily
3 I Walk Alone
4 Angel Dance
5 Little John of God
6 Deep Dark Hole
7 Georgia Slop
8 I Can't Understand
9 The Giving Tree
10 Take My Hand
11 Jenny's Got a Pony
12 Be Still
13 The Neighborhood
Personnel:
David K. Hidalgo - vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, 6-string bass, tiple, accordion, bajo sexto, violine, Hawaiian steel, koto guitar, drums, percussion, producer
Cesar J. Rosas - vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, bajo-sexto, huapanguera, producer
Louie F. Pérez, Jr. - drums, percussion, guitars, jarana, hidalguer, producer
Conrad R. Lozano - vocals, fender precision and 5-string bass, guitarron, upright bass, producer
Steve M. Berlin - tenor, baritone and soprano saxophones, organ, clavinet, percussion, producer
Jerry Marotta - drums
Danny Timms - organ, wurlitzer, piano
Alex Acuña - percussion, shekere, hand drums
John Hiatt - vocals
Jim Keltner - drums, percussion
Levon Helm - vocals, mandolin
Mitchell Froom - harmonium, producer
Larry Hirsch - producer
Mitchell Froom - harmonium, producer
Larry Hirsch - producer
Yeah, Jim Keltner backing up the Lobos. That's a wonderful album with the great Larry Hirsch engineering. It kind of makes you wonder why the Lobos never worked with Jim again. There is a special kind of swing to these songs which is sadly lost in the Lobos more electric, heavier efforts during the latter part of their career.
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