Conjunto Pacific Jazz

Conjunto Pacific Jazzby John Dyer Introduction by Joe Nick Patoski (Fort Worth native and great friend to Record Town) Contributions by Juan Tejeda Conjunto has been called Chicano roots music. Born when South Texas Tejanos adopted the button accordion from German settlers in the 1800s, this vibrant folk music mixes the accordion, bajo sexto guitar, bass, and drums to play lively, danceable versions of German polkas, waltzes, and schottisches, as well as Mexican corridos,

Big Hurts Can Come (From Little White Lies)

Daniel Prayed (Part II) 2:20

When Irish Eyes Are Smiling

Estanislado Salazar

You Don't Know What Love Is 2:43

The Dynamics - Soul Jerk (Part Two)

Label: 90th Floor Records

Tear Stained Letter 4:19

Saviano’s skillfully constructed narrative weaves together the extraordinary songs

Original inner picture sleeve with track list and credits is included

Scotty's Place

Why the heck would a Fort Worth record store design and sell these you ask