September 16, 2018
Mark Guerrero interviews eight musical artists of what has become known as the "Eastside Sound" of East Los Angeles in the '60s. His guests include the late Richard "Scar" Lopez of Cannibal & the Headhunters, George Delgado of The Premiers, Sal Murillo of The Blendells, Andy Tesso and Max Uballez of The Romancers, Rudy Salas of The Salas Brothers, and Ersi Arvizu of The Sisters. Recordings of all of the above groups are played and discussed.
September 16, 2018
Mark Guerrero interviews Willie Herron, Jesus "Xuiy" Velo, and Bill Reyes of the East L.A. punk band Los Illegals about their career and plays selected recordings from their catalog.
September 16, 2018
Mark Guerrero talks about his career and plays recordings from his catalog.
September 5, 2018
Mark Guerrero interviews r&b/Latin rock vocalist supreme and MCA recording artist Geri Gonzalez, aka Geree, and plays selected recordings from her catalog.
August 12, 2018
Mark Guerrero interviews Louie Perez of Los Lobos about their music and career and play and discuss selected recordings from their catalog.
August 12, 2018
Mark Guerrero interviews Fred Sanchez (founder, leader, bassist) and Jerry Salas (lead singer, guitarist) of El Chicano about their music and career and play and discuss selected recordings from their catalog.
August 12, 2018
Mark Guerrero interviews singer/songwriter/guitarist Rudy Salas, leader of Tierra, about his career and plays selected recordings from Tierra's catalog.
August 12, 2018
Mark Guerrero interviews singer/songwriter Ersi Arvizu about her life and career, which includes being a member of The Sisters, El Chicano, and a solo artist on an album produced by Ry Cooder. Her career as a boxer and boxing trainer is also discussed.
August 12, 2018
Mark Guerrero interviews singer/songwriter/author Max Uballez of The Romancers in the '60s and Macondo in the '70s. Selected recordings from Max's career are played and discussed. His book "Chuy de Cabra" is also discussed.
August 12, 2018
Mark Guerrero interviews singer/songwriter George Ochoa, who was a member of The Slauson Brothers in the '60s and Olde Tyme Religion and Yaqui in the '70s. His recordings with those groups are played and discussed.
