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Item Specifics - Music: CDs
Artist: Rosas, Cesar Release Date: Jul 19, 2005
Format: CD Record Label: Rykodisc (USA)
Genre: Pop UPC: 014431045929
Sub-Genre: 2000-Now Album Type: Full-Length CD
Track listing
1. Little Heaven
2. You've Got To Lose
3. Tough To Handle
4. Angelito
5. Struck
6. Shack And Shambles
7. Better Way
8. Soul Disguise
9. Treat Me Right
10. Adios Mi Vida
11. Racing The Moon
12. E. Los Ballad #13


Details
Contributing artists: Flaco Jimenez
Producer: Cesar Rosas
Distributor: Ryko Distribution
Recording type: Studio
Recording mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a


Album notes
Personnel: Cesar Rosas (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars); Pepe Jose Gutierrez (harp); Flaco Jimenez (accordion, background vocals); Lynwood Slim (harmonica); Jimmy Roberts, Jack Freeman (saxophone); Eddie Baytos (accordion, piano, Hammond B-3 organ); Rudy Rosas (Hammond B-3 organ); Ronnie Maldonado, Larry Taylor (bass); Aaron Ballesteros (drums, timbales); Victor Bisetti (drums).
Recorded at CRG Studios, Rowland Heights, California.
On his solo debut, Cesar Rosas, Los Lobos' goateed guitarist, leaves Mitchell Froom's avant-production techniques to Los Lobos' other side project, The Latin Playboys, and instead comes up with a tasty mix of blues, rock and norteno music. Drawing deeply from the Texas/Louisiana area for musical inspiration, Rosas serves up '50s-style shuffles complete with sax and squeezebox ("Struck"), funky rump-shakers worthy of the Meters ("Shack And Shambles"), and Stax-flavored soul ballads ("E. Los Ballad #13").
Throughout the album, Rosas' cultural pride is in evidence, whether in the shrine of religious objects pictured in the CD booklet or in the inclusion of two Spanish songs. Joining the guitarist on both "Angelito" and "Adios Mi Vida" is fellow Mexican-American Flaco Jimenez on accordion. The former is a self-penned, peppy Tejano two-step, while the latter is a waltz paced by Jimenez's playing. Rosas' most effective moments come when he tears it up on the harmonica-peppered "Racing The Moon" and transforms Ike Turner's "You've Got To Lose" into a Creedence-flavored swamp rocker.


Editorial reviews
...a diverse, rocking CD....offers a powerful antidote that expands on the original recipie without diluting any potency.
Dirty Linen (08/01/1999)

3 Stars (out of 5) - ...SOUL DISGUISE is a stylistic showcase of blues both fast and slow, brassy Tex-Mex soul, accordion-fueled nortena and a clutch of tunes written with Leroy Preston of the Western-swing revivalists, Asleep at the Wheel...
Rolling Stone (04/01/1999)

...[SOUL DISGUISE] is a straight-ahead album of pulsing MexiCali blues and border soul. Rosas strips away the ambient Mitch Froom-produced ornamentation of the last two Lobos records and returns to a simpler roots-rock style...
Entertainment Weekly (02/05/1999)






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