| 1973 This was my first album with El Chicano and it was thier fourth. It was recorded at Larabee Studios. We had a ball. I got to include a song that I wrote as ateenager "Enchanted Forest". |
El Chicano 1973
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| 1974 We recorded this album after returning from a central america tour. We were quite influenced by the local music and even found a song "Children Children" that we recorded. It was the bands fifth album hence the title "Cinco". |
El Chicano Cinco 1974
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| 1975 A song "The Best of Everything" was submitted to us that we liked and had desided to use as the theme. We didn't want our fans to think it was "A Best of" album that's why we used the mansion, chauffer and period cloths. |
Best of Everything El Chicano 1975
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| 1976 Someone happend to come to arehersal with this picture etched on leather in color. We loved it and thought that it would be perfect for the album cover. We came up with a name and wrote a song for it. |
Pyramid of Love and Friends 1976
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| 1977 We simply called the album "This is El Chicano" because the group litterally produced everything. |
This is El Chicano 1977
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| 1978 My friend Roland Bautista asked me to sing on his solo album and start a band, so we did. It was produced by the legendary horn player from the Crusaders Wayne Henderson on ABC Records. |
Bautista Heat of the Wind 1978
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| 1988 I was very happy that MCA wanted to put this one out and pleased with the song selection. |
Viva El Chicano 1988
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| 1998 The Re-issue of "This is El Chicano" made us happy, especially with the new art work inside and out. |
Re- Issue This is El Chicano 1998
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| 2004 This was a big deal for us. Think about it. A band of hispanic guys who have enough songs and history to put a 20th Century Millennium collection out and along side of "The Who, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Olivia Newton John" who used to open for us. |
El Chicano the Millennium Collection 2004n
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