Pachuco Boogie

Pachuco is variously defined as a 1930s and 40s era subculture of Chicanos and Mexican-Americans, associated with zoot suits, street gangs, nightlife, and flamboyant public behavior. Out of this subculture emerged a distinctive genre of Mexican music; a melding of swing, rhythm and blues, and jump blues. This collection features examples of pachuco music by Don Tosti and other Southern California and south Texas Mexican-American bands in the late 1940s. Liner notes include a brief history of the music, biographies of artists, and Spanish and English lyrics.

Track Listing

101	Pachuco Boogie (1) Don Tosti's Pachuco Boogie Boys	03:11
102	Guisa Gacha Don Tosti's Pachuco Boogie Boys	02:31
103	Wine-O-Boogie Don Tosti's Pachuco Boogie Boys	02:58
104	El Tirili Don Tosti's Pachuco Boogie Boys	02:34
105	Pachuco Mambo Los Chucos	02:43
106	Los Pachucos Las Hermanas Mendoza	02:46
107	El Bracero y La Pachuca Dueto Taxco con Mariachi Caporales Del Norte	02:37
108	Sólido Joaquín Dacita and Her Orquesta	02:40
109	Frijole Boogie Jorge Córdoba	03:03
110	Muy Sabroso Blues Lalo Guerrero y Sus Cinco Lobos	03:00
111	Los Chucos Suaves Lalo Guerrero y Sus Cinco Lobos	03:06
112	Chicas Patas Boogie Lalo Guerrero y Su Orquestra	02:50
113	Buena Vista Swing Conjunto Alamo	02:15
114	El Pachuco Alegre Los Hermanos Yañez y Pedro Ayala	02:37
115	Las Pachuquitas Conjunto San Antonio Alegre	02:06
116	Mi Dolorcito Conjunto San Antonio Alegre	02:04
117	Guisa Guaina Don Tosti y Su Trío	02:57
118	Pachuco Boogie (2) Don Tosti's Pachuco Boogie Boys	03:32
119	Los Blues Don Tosti y Su Trío	03:01
120	Mambo Del Pachuco Don Tosti y Su Conjunto	02:55
121	Chicano Boogie Don Tosti's Quartet	02:43