Los Ojos De Pancha [Live][#] - Los Lobos, Romero, Juan
Don't Worry Baby - Los Lobos, Burnett, T-Bone
I Got Loaded - Los Lobos, Camille, Bob
A Matter of Time - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Corrido #1 - Los Lobos, Rosas, Cesar
Evangeline - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Lil' King of Everything - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Will the Wolf Survive? - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Quatro Vicios - Los Lobos, Traditional
I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday - Los Lobos, Bartholomew, Dave
One Time One Night - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Shakin' Shakin' Shakes - Los Lobos, Burnett, T-Bone
Is This All There Is? - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
My Baby's Gone - Los Lobos, Rosas, Cesar
River of Fools - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Set Me Free (Rosa Lee) - Los Lobos, Burnett, T-Bone
Tears of God - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Track Listings (20) - Disc #2
La Bamba - Los Lobos, Serrano, Luis Marti
Come on, Let's Go - Los Lobos, Valens, Ritchie
Goodnight My Love - Los Lobos, Marascalco, John
Rip It Up [#] - Los Lobos, Blackwell, Robert
Volver, Volver [Live] - Los Lobos, Maldonado, Fernando
I Wanna Be Like You (The Monkey Song) - Los Lobos, Sherman, Richard [2
Estoy Sentado Aqu? - Los Lobos, Rosas, Cesar
La Pistola y el Coraz?n - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
I Can't Understand - Los Lobos, Dixon, Willie [1]
Someday - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
I Walk Alone - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Angel Dance - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Little John of God - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Down on the Riverbed - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Till the Hands Fall Off the Clock [#] - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Be Still - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
The Neighborhood - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Bertha - Los Lobos, Garcia, Jerry
Beautiful Maria of My Soul - Los Lobos, Glimcher, Arne
The Christmas Song [Live][#] - Los Lobos, Torme, Mel
Track Listings (20) - Disc #3
Dream in Blue - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Wicked Rain - Los Lobos, Rosas, Cesar
Angels With Dirty Faces - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
That Train Don't Stop Here - Los Lobos, Preston, Leroy
Kiko and the Lavender Moon - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Saint Behind the Glass - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
When the Circus Comes - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Peace [#][Demo Version] - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Rio de Tenampa [#][Demo Version] - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Try Me [#] - Los Lobos, Brown, James [1]
Alone in a Crowd - Los Lobos, Genzale, John
Tomorrow Never Knows [Live][#] - Los Lobos, Lennon, John
Forever Night Shade Mary - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Same Brown Earth - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Down Where the Drunkards Roll - Los Lobos, Thompson, Richard [
Route 90 - Los Lobos, Garlow, Clarence
Lonely Avenue - Los Lobos, Pomus, Doc
Midnight Shift - Los Lobos, Ainsworth, Jimmy
Mariachi Suite - Los Lobos, Berlin, Steve
She's About a Mover [Live][#] - Los Lobos, Sahm, Doug
Track Listings (21) - Disc #4
Revolution - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Mas y Mas - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
Maricela - Los Lobos, Rosas, Cesar
Can't Stop the Rain - Los Lobos, Rosas, Cesar
This Bird's Gonna Fly - Los Lobos, Rosas, Cesar
Pepe & Irene - Los Lobos, Caldato, Mario Jr.
Lonesome Tears in My Eyes - Los Lobos, Burlison, Paul
Me Estas Matando - Los Lobos, Rosas, Cesar
El Canoero - Los Lobos, Traditional
La Sirena - Los Lobos, Traditional
El Pescador - Los Lobos, Barcelata, Lorenzo
Little Heaven - Los Lobos, Preston, Leroy
Soul Disguise - Los Lobos, Preston, Leroy
Angelito - Los Lobos, Rosas, Cesar
Lemon 'N Ice - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
I'll Change My Style - Los Lobos, Parker, David
Cumbia Raza [Version] - Los Lobos, Rosas, Cesar
Oh Yeah - Los Lobos, P?rez, Louie
Viking - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
This Time - Los Lobos, Hidalgo, David
What's Going On [Live][#] - Los Lobos, Benson, Renaldo
The Los Lobos fan might reasonably ask what--besides length and a wonderful accompanying booklet--Más y Más has over 1993's two-CD Just Another Band from East L.A.. The answer is longwinded: here are album tracks... more » (anywhere from four to eight from each studio album), outtakes, demos, and live cuts, as well as selections from tribute albums, soundtracks, and side projects. Some highlights that weren't on the earlier collection include a 1983 rockabilly sizzler, "We're Gonna Rock," the similarly charged "Rip It Up" (an '87 outtake from La Bamba), Richard Thompson's "Down Where the Drunkards Roll" (from the '94 tribute Beat the Retreat), a live take on the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" (from a '93 television tribute), "Route 90" (from the pristine Lobos children's collection, Papa's Dream), and a '97 live version of Marvin Gaye's "What's Goin' On" with Sheryl Crow guesting on vocals. This doesn't even take into account the songs from six soundtracks and a personal fave, "Alone in a Crowd" (from I Only Wrote This Song for You: A Tribute to Johnny Thunders) and a fab take on Doug Sahm's "She's About a Mover" from '96. This and more pushes Más y Más out of the group of multi-CD boxes devoted to defunct artists and into the camp of justly deserved career overviews created while the subjects are still in full flight. --Andrew Bartlett« less
The Los Lobos fan might reasonably ask what--besides length and a wonderful accompanying booklet--Más y Más has over 1993's two-CD Just Another Band from East L.A.. The answer is longwinded: here are album tracks (anywhere from four to eight from each studio album), outtakes, demos, and live cuts, as well as selections from tribute albums, soundtracks, and side projects. Some highlights that weren't on the earlier collection include a 1983 rockabilly sizzler, "We're Gonna Rock," the similarly charged "Rip It Up" (an '87 outtake from La Bamba), Richard Thompson's "Down Where the Drunkards Roll" (from the '94 tribute Beat the Retreat), a live take on the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" (from a '93 television tribute), "Route 90" (from the pristine Lobos children's collection, Papa's Dream), and a '97 live version of Marvin Gaye's "What's Goin' On" with Sheryl Crow guesting on vocals. This doesn't even take into account the songs from six soundtracks and a personal fave, "Alone in a Crowd" (from I Only Wrote This Song for You: A Tribute to Johnny Thunders) and a fab take on Doug Sahm's "She's About a Mover" from '96. This and more pushes Más y Más out of the group of multi-CD boxes devoted to defunct artists and into the camp of justly deserved career overviews created while the subjects are still in full flight. --Andrew Bartlett
CD Reviews
A Breathless Compelation of one of America's best
Bob Richards | London England | 01/02/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Like the Grateful Dead, Los Lobos is a selected taste with an auidence to match. Clearly thier musical depth is what keeps them intersting and entertaining. The combination of traditonal Mexican/Chicano endeavours and farily straight forward rock and roll/rythymn blues may leave some wondering what in the world they are trying to communicate. This is clearly a group of people with tremendous cultural pride that have learned the songs of their fathers with such precision and competency that this itself would stand as a work alone. Just have a listen to Del Este DeLos Angeles to understand this. Taken as a straight rock and roll band Los Lobos delivers a body of work that leaves the listener wanting more. This 4 CD compelation is stunning and should be in the collection of any serious listenter of "adult rock and roll". Long live the wolf."
A great collection from a great band!!
The Lord of Eltingville | Stoneham, MA | 11/18/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"If this collection doesn't get your feet moving, check your pulse!There's plenty on this four disk retrospective for every Los Lobos fan, from their touching, acoustic Mexican ballads, to the driving rock and roll that they've been blowing the roofs off bars, clubs, and theaters with for years.It's so rare to find a band that doesn't have a weak link. Every member is an outstanding musician in his own right, and this collection admirably showcases their many talents.I've had the pleasure of seeing Los Lobos a number of times since ~1984, and they just keep getting better. If you hear that they're going to be playing in your area, don't miss the chance to see one of America's greatest bands. You won't be disappointed!"
Good collection, but not what I've been waiting for
Mark Hazell | Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada | 11/25/2000
(4 out of 5 stars)
"It's hard to find fault with this four disc collection -- selections from all of the band's albums to date are featured, along with a wonderful array of live performances, out takes, and side projects. For anyone not familiar with Los Lobos, I can think of no better way to make their acquaintance. Having seen them play many times over the last fifteen years, however, I keep hoping for a four(hundred) disc set of live performances. For my money, they are the band that should be releasing a series of "Dick's Picks" albums -- I know I'd buy them."
Los Lobos An American Treasure
Funknpunk | Los Angeles CA USA | 01/13/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)
"There are two rock groups who through their musical excursions set the standard when it comes to exploring Americana. The Band was the first and it appears that Los Lobos has inherited and expanded on that journey along with a strong dose of latin flavor added to the mix. They share the same multi-instrumental abilities of The Band,utilizing an eclectic selection of material that takes them far from their East Los Angeles roots. As the foremost purveyors of chicano influenced rock, Los Lobos pays honor to not only their Mexican heritage but to all the other musical styles they were exposed to growing up in the neighborhoods of L.A. This box set wonderfully reveals the full extant of their relationship with various genres encompassing the blues,country & western,mexican folk (rancheras,norteno,cumbias,etc.)R&B,Rock AND Roll,jazz,and soul music. Los Lobos are an American treasure and this collection is a reflection of that.In fact this box is treasure chest unto itself. America's premier roots rockers. Five Stars Plus. Own It!!"
"....just another band...this gracious and generous box not only covers the rocking, fertile ground plowed by the "Just Another Band from East L.A." double, but also includes hearty samplings from their more modern, experimental, avant-garde-y era...I'm more of a fan of the earlier, more rootsy stuff, like "I got loaded" and "How will the wolf survive", but still, the latter era has its moments, like the gorgeous and seductive, "Kiko"...so, it's all here...
Combine that with great extras and covers like "What's Going On" and "Tomorrow Never Knows", and it adds up to a first-rate collection and a must for the roots rock fan."