FLACO JIMENEZ-LA OTRA MODESTA-LA ESTRELLA 1976 D.L.B-EARLY CONJUNTO TEJANO M-/VG
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--VINYL RECORD PLAYS COMPLETE---NO NOISE---NO SCRATCHES--NO SKIPS---NO REPEATS---LIGHT CLEANING GIVEN BUT COULD USE A MORE THOROUGH CLEANING
--THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL VINYL RECORD THAT IS MINT MINUS
--LADO A --- 3 SMALL LIGHT SCRATCHES--- 1 SMALL SMUDGE---CLEAN LABEL
--LADO B --- VERY CLEAN---LABEL HAS SMALL STAIN
--ALBUM COVER IS VERY GOOD----HAS 3 CORNER SCUFFS AND A 3" SCUFF AT TOP RIGHT CORNER---EDGES HAVE RUB WEAR---VERY LIGHT RING WEAR---A COUPLE (3) OF CHIPS ON EDGES----BACKSIDE HAS INK WRITING NEAR OPENING---SOME AGE/DISCOLOR ON BACKSIDE
--ORIGINAL INLAY---IS EXCELLENT WITH ONLY AGE/DISCOLORATION
--SHRINK WRAP IS MOSTLY COMPLETE WITH SOME TEARING AT ALL 4 CORNERS
--A BRAND-NEW HUDSON HI-FI RECORD SLEEVE IS INCLUDED AND A BRAND NEW MLIKERO 4.7 ML OUTER RECORD SLEEVE ALSO INCLUDED---BOTH ARE VERY THICK AND WILL NOT SHRED OR TEAR FOR A VERY LONG TIME
RECORD ALBUM IS FROM 1976 AND NOT A RE-ISSUE
---- RECORD ALBUM HAS 12---12 GREAT SONGS---
---YOU WILL REMEMBER ALL OF THESE SONGS AND TOTALLY ENJOY THIS MUSIC---
***VERY HARD TO FIND IN THIS CONDITION ----- SUPER RARE VINYL RECORD ALBUM***
CHECK OUT FLACO ON "YOUTUBE" ----- LOTS OF VIDEOS
---THIS TEJANO MUSIC BY FLACO JIMENEZ IS SOLID CONJUNTO TEJANO---NOT WORLD MUSIC-- ----------NOT WESTERN EUROPEAN-----NOT MEXICAN--NOT LATIN -- NOT TEX-MEX-----------PURO CONJUNTO TEJANO
CRACK OPEN A COLD ONE--Y TOMA UNA CERVEZA FRIA---SALUD---KICK BACK AND ENJOY
Jiménez, who was of Mexican descent, was born in San Antonio, Texas, on March 11, 1939. He is descended from a line of musicians, including his father Santiago Jiménez Sr., and his grandfather Patricio Jiménez
He began performing at the age of seven with his father, a pioneer of conjunto music, and began recording at age fifteen as a member of Los Caporales. Jiménez's first instrument was the bajo sexto, but he later adopted the accordion after being influenced by his father and zydeco musician Clifton Chenier. He was given the nickname "Flaco", which was also his father's nickname.
Even during his time as a global ambassador for conjunto, Jiménez kept his home in San Antonio.
For numerous decades, and until 2025, Jiménez performed at the annual Tejano Conjunto Festival in San Antonio.
A Texas music curator at the Wittliff Collections at Texas State University, Hector Saldaña, stated: "Flaco Jimenez was to San Antonio what Louis Armstrong was to New Orleans."
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**SONG TRACKS CAN BE SEEN ON THE LAST PICTURE*ANY QUESTIONS-NEED MORE INFO-PLEASE ASK-THANKS
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