Mariachi Music in America: Experiencing Music, Expressing Culture

From the Global Music Series of books published by Oxford University Press. Mariachi Music in America: Experiencing Music, Expressing Culture by Daniel Sheehy who served as Director of Folk & Traditional Arts at the National Endowment for the Arts from 1992-2000 and as staff ethnomusicologist and Assistant Director from 1978-1992. Full CD credits from the book's tracklist (OCRd, so there may be errors): 1. Rubén Fuentes and Silvestre Vargas, "El son de la negra." Mariachi Los Amigos. Peer International Corp. (BMI) obo PHAM. 2. Quirino Mendoza y Cortes, "Jesusita en Chihuahua." Mariachi Los Amigos. Peer International Corp. (BMI) obo PHAM. 3. José Alfredo Jiménez, "El rey." Mariachi Los Amigos, live performance in a small apartment in Manassas, Virginia. BMG Songs, a division of BMG Music Pub., N.A., Inc., obo BMG Music Publishing S.A. de C.V. 4. "Arenita de Oro." Cuarteto Coculense. From Mexico's Pioneer Mariachis, Vol. 4. Cuarteto Coculense: The Very First Mariachi Recordings 1908-1909. 1998. Arhoolie Folklyric CD 7036. 1998. Available from www.arhoolie.com. 5. "El toro." Mariachi Coculense de Cirilo Marmolejo. From Mexico's Pioneer Mariachis, Vol. 1. Mariachi Coculense "Rodriguez" de Cirilo Marmolejo, 1926-1936. Arhoolie Folklyric CD 7011. 1993. Available from www.arhoolie.com. 6. "La negra." Mariachi Tapatio. From Mexico's Pioneer Mariachis, Vol. 2. Mariachi Tapatio de José Marmolejo. Arhoolie Folklyric CD 7012. 1994. Available from www.arhoolie.com. 7. "El son de la negra," vihuela rhythm, excerpt. Russell Rodríguez. 2001. Peer International Corp. (BMI) obo PHAM. 8. "El son de la negra," guitarrón rhythm, excerpt. Russell Rodríguez. 2001. Peer International Corp. (BMI) obo PHAM. 9. "El son de la negra," vihuela and guitarrón rhythm, excerpt. Russell Rodríguez. 2001. Peer International Corp. (BMI) obo PHAM. 10. P.D. "El perro." Mariachi "El Capiro de Jalisco," courtesy of the National Council for the Traditional Arts and Francisco Castro. November, 1990. 11. "Cielito lindo." Mariachi Los Amigos. 2001. 12. Silvano R. Ramos, "Allá en el rancho grande." Mariachi Los Amigos. 2004. Edward B. Marks Music Company (BMI). 13. José Alfredo Jiménez, "Si nos dejan," excerpt demonstrating vihuela and guitarrón (armonía) rhythm. Mariachi Los Amigos, 2003. 14. José Alfredo Jiménez, "Si nos dejan." Mariachi Los Amigos. 2003. BMG Songs, a division of BMG Music Pub., N.A., Inc., obo BMG Music Publishing S.A. de C.V. 15. José Alfredo Jiménez, "Serenata huasteca," excerpt demonstrating vihuela and guitarrón (armonia) rhythm. Mariachi Los Amigos, 2003. Peer International Corp. (BMI) obo PHAM. 16. José Alfredo Jiménez, "Serenata huasteca." Mariachi Los Amigos, 2003. Peer International Corp. (BMI) obo PHAM. 17. Luis Cisneros Alveart, "Gema." Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano. From ¡Viva el Mariachi! Nati Cano's Mariachi Los Camperos, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings SF 40459. Available at www.folkways.si.edu. Peer International Corp. (BMI) obo PHAM. 18. José Hernández, "La malagradecida," from Sentimiento ranchero. Mariachi Sol de México. Courtesy of José Hernández and Serenata Records. 2004. Available from www.mariachi-sol.com. 19. Pepe Martínez, "Tema Mujer 2000," from La nueva imagen del milenio. Mariachi Mujer 2000. Courtesy of Marisa Orduño, director/founder. Orduño Productions, and Mariachi Mujer 2000. 2002. Available at www.mariachimujer2000.com; e-mail, mujer2k_director@yahoo.zcom. 20. Common fast duple-meter canción ranchera ending. Mariachi Los Amigos, 2003. 21. Common slow duple-meter canción ranchera ending. Mariachi Los Amigos. 2003. 22. Common triple-meter canción ranchera ending. Mariachi Los Amigos. 2003. 23. Common bolero ending. Mariachi Los Amigos. 2004. 24. Common son ending, version 1. Mariachi Los Amigos. 2003. 25. Common son ending, version 2. Mariachi Los Amigos. 2003. 26. Jesús Guzmán, arranger, "Jarocho II," from ¡Llegaron Los Camperos! Concert Favorites of Nati Cano's Mariachi Los Camperos. Smithsonian Folkways Recordings SF 40517. 2005. Available from www.folkways.si.edu.