Los Lobos shows at the Filmore in December are an annual tradition. The shows at the Fillmore are usually pretty special, and the ones from 1998 don’t disappoint. The band released a great CD Live at Filmore which won album of the year from me in 2005. The live DVD is also essential. Too bad they didn’t come out with a t-shirt for Live at the Filmore, I love that flying taco design!
Both shows from 1998 will be posted, look for 12-05-1998 tomorrow.
Sample that tune “That Train Don’t Stop Here Anymore” over here.
When you download this one, be sure to check out “Kiko and the Lavender Moon”. The album of the same name has always been a favorite, and I didn’t see the band play this song live until recently.
A horn section from the opening bands come out and play at the end of the second set. They go in to the James Brown tune “Gonna Have a Funky Good Time”, which I like quiet a bit. I might have post some Maceo and JB’s around here soon.
Enjoy…
Los Lobos – The Fillmore – San Francisco, CA – 1998-12-04
01. Someday
02. Cumbia De La Raza
03. Dream In Blue
04. Maricela
05. Revolution
06. Dear Mr. Fantasy
07. That Train Don’t Stop Here Anymore
08. Why Do You Do
09. Down By The River
10. Cuttin’ Out
11. Estoy Sentado AquÌ
12. Anselma
13. I’m Gonna Be A Wheel Somebody
Disc 2
1. Kiko And The Lavender Moon
2. Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’
3. Georgia Slop
4. Marie Marie
5. Big Boss Man > Sweet Home Chicago
6. Don’t Worry, Baby > Rocky Mountain Way Jam *
7. Mas Y Mas
Encore:
8. Bertha
* with members of Ozomatli & Villains
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Excellent, thanks so much. We went out to San Diego a couple of years back and caught them at the House of Blues. They played the Kiko album all the way thru and recorded it. As I understand it’s still in Mammoth Records hands, let’s hope they see light to release it someday.
Nice Dude. I remember when they did that a few years ago and wanted to make it out there. Kiko is such a good album and a cool idea to do it the whole way through. The audience recording of some of those shows do circulate. Would be nice to get a quality recording of it. Viva Los Lobos…