(continued from below) upcoming wedding. in galveston my generation grew up on the texas tornadoes (w/freddie, flaco, little joe, etc), waylon & willie, jimmy buffet, the commodores, & everything! it's a melting pot in southeast texas, ;) if somebody has it, i'd love for it to be posted. if the band wants to come back through san diego county this year... i'm gonna cook up some brisket to cater the wedding...hint...hint... then i wouldn't be the only texan there...lol
when i was a kid growing up on galveston island, i got my allowance and it wasn't much... but a coke was still 50 cents and some peanuts to go in it were only 25 cents... anyway, i would go into this record store downtown. they had new and used records and tapes, and there among the used 45's i found "what am i living for, if not for you" by little joe y la familia. i've heard many versions since then, but their's is the best to me. well i lost mine to hurricane alicia. i want to play it at my
When I lived in Corpus Christi, Texas from 1959-1962 with the US Navy I became a fan of "Tejano Music" and of Little Joe, Sunny Ozuna, Agustin Ramirez, and Freddy Martinez. I attended many dances with them at the Corpus Christi colloseum. Being a New Mexican the music was very similar to our New Mexican music with Al Hurricane, etc. and that is why I became a fan of "Tejano"
JUST GREAT! Although I am a native Nuevo Mejicano, I have liked Little Joe y su Familia since my inauguration to Tejano music in 1960 when I landed in Corpus Christi with the US Navy. I remember attending concerts at the Corpus Convention Ctr with Freddy Martinez, Agustine Ramirez, Sonny Ozuna and other Tejano musicians. Tejano music is not that much different from our New Mexican music and I would love to hear our Al Hurricane and your Little Joe perform. That would be just awesome!
gotta love little joe my brother taught me how to dance to this music . after that we were out on weekends at the star light club in houston tx miss those good ole days....
i grew up in the tejano music business with my grandfather phil aguilar .he had a band and naturally when i got old enough i joined his band playing the drumshe had a good selection of mucsic including little joe, ray camacho,ritmo 7,jimmy edwards,los marianos and many more hearing thessongs brings back memories
Having heard Little Joe as a young boy in the 70's, to this day the music they have put out is nothing less than impeccable. Thier music along with many other genre's ( rock, r&b, heavy metal, jazz, ) have influenced me in my approach as a musician and as a drummer percussionist.
The Great Late "RIP" Tony "HAM" Guerrero on Trumpet! He, Frankie Partida, Charlie McBurney, Bob Krolie, The irrepresible Lonnie LaLanne, some of the greatest trumpet players to walk the planet, and all were either Latinaires, or members of La Familia!
Esto si es el verdadero, y original sonido Tejano Orquestal!
i remember Drink in the Back Roadds..of SAn Anto..goin to the River...beer meat was in ice cheast...drinkin a col beer ahhhhhh So refreshing.....the Brown Sound Lives onn Carnales!!!!!!!
Those were the good all days, I clearly recall my brother Gustavo dancing to this wonderful music and me drinking my very first good “Olympia Beer” Good all days that went buy in a blink of an eye but wonderful memories. Arriba San Antonio.
it makes me happy to hear that people still adore my Tio joe and his songs, being the only son of Jesse Hernandez also known as Chuey, started this Band called then Little joe and the latinaires.. thank you all my Chicanos brothers and sisters!! Que Viva La Raza!!!
When I was growing up in the Odessa area in the 1960s, we started seeing Little Joe show up at the Pan American Ballroom. I used to go to his dances to meet girls and to marvel at their outstanding musical talents. I played Trombone at Ector High School, which was the Chicano school in Odessa. I marveled at their brass and reed section. I never saw Little Joe on American Bandstand, but I knew they were just as good as any American rock n' roll band.
que cancionon take it away litlle joe !!! puro juaritozzz!!!! en el panamericano o el versalles!!!!! o en el barrio con los compas !!! y una botella de sauza !!!!!!! en la mano que digo mano ! en la panza ja ja ja ja ja !!!!!
awesome post. I grew up listening to them. my parents partied and played they're songs loudly through the house. I came from a big family and this really took me back. thanks.
This is another great classic by little Joe.....this group never goes out of style, their presentations kick butt, this Senior Citizen[Little Joe] still puts young singers to shame.....he is the Grand Maestro Show Man.....If he played all his hits in one concert, he would be there a whole week.....long may you live Little Joe, you are un tesoro carnal.....you make us proud to be Tejanos! Tejano and Proud!
tejano music is our culture. thats what keeps us together and happy and dancing. long live our tejano brothers and sisters and our music. long live laredo, san antonio , corpus christi and the valley of texas
tejano music is my music we are the tex mex nation like us or not we are here to stay ever since the sixties laredo texas is where i am from little joe is just one of our tejano leaders that we look up to we don't look up to no one else i'm a chicano product of the sixties thank you
not to create controversy but the term chicano is a outdated brown beret term used in the 70s in california for hispanics /latino /mexicano...etc those who are born and raised in Tejas are Tejanos and this music is a fusion of that if you were to go to california and propose this as chicano music or visa versa it wouldnt fly that being said que viva la musica Tejana
during the 70s we as mexican american were all called Chicanos so the music was called chicano music..it wasnt until the 80s when they started to call the music Tejano, since most of the music was coming from texas.
From the early 60s in south and west Texas we called it Tejano music and we included other groups that played the accordion like Los Velas, Los Madrugadores, Los Riales de Tejas, Ruben Vela, Roberto Pulido etc. I did not hear the word Chicano until the 70s in the CC area
Chicano is the hyphen between Mexican-American. Tejano is a music genre made famous in Texas hence the name Tejano. Little Joe is a pioneer in this genre and he's still rocking Tejano style.
Sorry to disappoint you but tejano/tejana is also a person born in Texas or Tejas. Chicano is a slag word where tejano/tejana is a proper noun. Dig it.
The first cross over tejano sound to Regional Mexican Top 20 Little Joe Y la famila y Freddie Martinez in 1973 a 1977 in California the great chicano sound, that mexicanos adepted to in that era.... ....
this is scary if u read this this far u will die in 10 days if u dont send to any 15 videos in 2 hours good luck hope u dont die !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
que importa que no hablen español si la musica no sabe de lenguajes solo se siente that´s why this is tejano music and that´s enough go hell pendejo siente la musica that´s it
Man I grew up listening to Lil Joe Y La Familia my brothers listened to him "ALL THE TIME" and it just stuck to me awesome his music was different and I loved it still do and the little fella still sings.
I grew up listening to Little Joe, Last time I so him was in Colorado Springs..I sure had a great time dancing...Thanks Mom and Dad for dancing with me when I was little.
WOW the memories when I was a little girl. Little Joe y La Famila along with Ruben Ramos are my parents all time favorties. I remember in the early 70's kids were able to attend clubs with the parents so they would take me along with their friends with their kids. (contiued below)
The couples would take turns dancing & watchin the kids.My Dad would carry me while dancing with my mother.I my parents told me Little Joe asked if he could hold me(I was 2yrs)while he was singing and my parents were dancing. Until this day I've always loved dancing,listening to Tejano music!SO PROUD TO BE A TEJANITA THANKS MOM & DAD!
With all the funky hair! Little Joe, is Big Joe to me!!! No one has his style. Thank you daddy for sharing his music with me. His music is the best!!!!!
I was sixteen when I started hearing little joes music and he will always be my top Tejano artist, Thank you Joe for all the good times listening to your music... Christy from Victoria,Texas
Geeez, this video reminds me of my uncles and dad when they lived in el paso crazy days. this is there rolas, they played on thos black discs and what mmm those big 8 track boxex
I thank Allah everyday he made me an American.
TheLordHighXcutioner 1 week ago
(continued from below) upcoming wedding. in galveston my generation grew up on the texas tornadoes (w/freddie, flaco, little joe, etc), waylon & willie, jimmy buffet, the commodores, & everything! it's a melting pot in southeast texas, ;) if somebody has it, i'd love for it to be posted. if the band wants to come back through san diego county this year... i'm gonna cook up some brisket to cater the wedding...hint...hint... then i wouldn't be the only texan there...lol
MrJdburks 2 weeks ago
when i was a kid growing up on galveston island, i got my allowance and it wasn't much... but a coke was still 50 cents and some peanuts to go in it were only 25 cents... anyway, i would go into this record store downtown. they had new and used records and tapes, and there among the used 45's i found "what am i living for, if not for you" by little joe y la familia. i've heard many versions since then, but their's is the best to me. well i lost mine to hurricane alicia. i want to play it at my
MrJdburks 2 weeks ago
Wow, these were the times.......
Julio11111970 3 weeks ago
When I lived in Corpus Christi, Texas from 1959-1962 with the US Navy I became a fan of "Tejano Music" and of Little Joe, Sunny Ozuna, Agustin Ramirez, and Freddy Martinez. I attended many dances with them at the Corpus Christi colloseum. Being a New Mexican the music was very similar to our New Mexican music with Al Hurricane, etc. and that is why I became a fan of "Tejano"
randolfoaragon1 4 weeks ago
I'm a proud CHICANO I grew up to music because that all my dad played
jrayortiz1 1 month ago
Mayra te amo y me vale madre que tengas marido!!!! si no te cumple, aqui estoy para complacerte, YO SOY TU VIEJO!!!!
elchechatutata 1 month ago
Puro Tejano que saben? Love little Joe y tod la familia. Good day to be latino.
caveman9301969 2 months ago
this music and beer ES TODO
mikegoof31 2 months ago
My uncle Roland Galindo also a musician turn me on to these track on the 8-track remember those haaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha!
latinmale34 2 months ago
JUST GREAT! Although I am a native Nuevo Mejicano, I have liked Little Joe y su Familia since my inauguration to Tejano music in 1960 when I landed in Corpus Christi with the US Navy. I remember attending concerts at the Corpus Convention Ctr with Freddy Martinez, Agustine Ramirez, Sonny Ozuna and other Tejano musicians. Tejano music is not that much different from our New Mexican music and I would love to hear our Al Hurricane and your Little Joe perform. That would be just awesome!
randyaragon1 2 months ago
gotta love little joe my brother taught me how to dance to this music . after that we were out on weekends at the star light club in houston tx miss those good ole days....
buddha10610467 2 months ago
He was here in San Diego last month...I fell in love with my date at this concert!!!
loomisone 3 months ago
i grew up in the tejano music business with my grandfather phil aguilar .he had a band and naturally when i got old enough i joined his band playing the drumshe had a good selection of mucsic including little joe, ray camacho,ritmo 7,jimmy edwards,los marianos and many more hearing thessongs brings back memories
betom62 3 months ago in playlist Los Tres Amigosl Little joe, Ruben ramos, Roberto Pulido
Have always love his music. Grew up listening to him. I have not got to see him came close. I hope I do get to see him real soon !
rgsalcido 3 months ago
CQn?
Esme0922 3 months ago
Having heard Little Joe as a young boy in the 70's, to this day the music they have put out is nothing less than impeccable. Thier music along with many other genre's ( rock, r&b, heavy metal, jazz, ) have influenced me in my approach as a musician and as a drummer percussionist.
BateristaDeTucson 4 months ago
yo
MARTYSERNA1 4 months ago
Great music!! Gonna listen to them this Sunday at the Midstate Fair in Paso Robles California!! Viva la Raza!!
rosiemutt1 6 months ago
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hepa es seguro que me recuerda cuando niño en monterrey, aunque ahota vivo en austin insurance for sure
videomusical003 6 months ago
PURO CHICANO MUSIC.......SSSHHEEEOWWWWW.....SLAMZ A PINCHE BEER
XXXXLOWRIDERXXXX 6 months ago
Where can I buy the album (Arriba)???? been looking for it for a long time. Thank you so much Irene Villarreal.
SuperSoapey 7 months ago
@SuperSoapey Try amazon.com
southtxgent 6 months ago
Performing today/tonight, St Lawrence Parish Festival...San Antonio, TX
Mgarguemare 7 months ago
wheres lil wayne?
TojoADL 7 months ago
whatever happened to CHICANISMO!!!! VIVA LA RAZA!!!!!
chato81 8 months ago
Little Joe & Johnny Hdz!! I miss this music on shows like KIII's "Domingo Pen~a Show", "Ruben Benavides Show", and "Fanfarria Falcon"
BigG833 8 months ago
thie song has lots of meanings!!!!
Lisa58372 9 months ago
VIVA LA RAZA!
oso85009 9 months ago
Thats my grandpa Tony on trumpet!!!
SuperBeibersucks 9 months ago
OMG! This brings back memories!
jgodyssey 10 months ago
this IS some kickass shit! Tejano rules!
radcam69 10 months ago
i love this music my dad had a tavern that only had tejano music he even named it tex-mex
terryleemoya 10 months ago
I thank God everyday that he made me Mexican!
madmex1000 10 months ago 6
PURO SAN ANTO TEJAS! EN LA CALLE PANUCO.
tonyc20101 10 months ago
@tonyc20101 Quien dijo que texas es gabacho, es puro mexicanway
beatnikbony 5 months ago
The Great Late "RIP" Tony "HAM" Guerrero on Trumpet! He, Frankie Partida, Charlie McBurney, Bob Krolie, The irrepresible Lonnie LaLanne, some of the greatest trumpet players to walk the planet, and all were either Latinaires, or members of La Familia!
Esto si es el verdadero, y original sonido Tejano Orquestal!
Que viva para siempre!
rudymartinez 11 months ago
i remember Drink in the Back Roadds..of SAn Anto..goin to the River...beer meat was in ice cheast...drinkin a col beer ahhhhhh So refreshing.....the Brown Sound Lives onn Carnales!!!!!!!
joli78363 11 months ago
Used to see Little Joe back in the 70's at the Coliseum in San Angelo.
txcowgirl51 11 months ago
Bravo!! I like this piece! Greetings, Mickey, Skopje, Macedonia
sasodcfred 11 months ago
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GOOD OLE DAYS
rayzor29 1 year ago
i grew up listening to little joe y la familia with my dad,i will never get stop listening
7izaiah 1 year ago
Those were the good all days, I clearly recall my brother Gustavo dancing to this wonderful music and me drinking my very first good “Olympia Beer” Good all days that went buy in a blink of an eye but wonderful memories. Arriba San Antonio.
nikon1598 1 year ago
Q-Vo Little Joe ......great times
Pico968 1 year ago
it makes me happy to hear that people still adore my Tio joe and his songs, being the only son of Jesse Hernandez also known as Chuey, started this Band called then Little joe and the latinaires.. thank you all my Chicanos brothers and sisters!! Que Viva La Raza!!!
mayan01hr 1 year ago 4
PURO CHICANO MUSIC........SSSSHHHHHEEEEOOOOWWWWWW....SLAMZ A BEER
XXXXLOWRIDERXXXX 1 year ago
When I was growing up in the Odessa area in the 1960s, we started seeing Little Joe show up at the Pan American Ballroom. I used to go to his dances to meet girls and to marvel at their outstanding musical talents. I played Trombone at Ector High School, which was the Chicano school in Odessa. I marveled at their brass and reed section. I never saw Little Joe on American Bandstand, but I knew they were just as good as any American rock n' roll band.
henador 1 year ago
@henador
Sweet. I was raised in the Odessa area....Crane, TX.
Is the Pan-Am still open?
TeeTownSounds 1 year ago
VIVA TEJAS VIVA NUESTRO RAZA
roy46 1 year ago
BIG TIME CHICANO TUNES. BROWN-N PROUD SHAAA
armenta65 1 year ago
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My brother Melesio used to love this song; every time I hear it I can remember my bro drinking his Coors and the volume full bast.
RIP Melesio T. Solis 1947-1975. Always in my heart.
msolupi 1 year ago
My brother Melesio used to love this song; every time I hear it I can remember my bro drinking his Coors and the volume full bast.
RIP Melesio T. Solis 1947-1975. Always in my
msolupi 1 year ago 2
going to see Little Joe at San Manuel Casino september 16th eso!!!!!!!!!!
witch42sb 1 year ago
!!! VIVA LA' RAZA !!!
drtool23 1 year ago 10
That's what I'm talking about! No matter what THIS IS TEJANO!!! Love it still!!
songandjoyful 1 year ago
all time favorite!
ecarmonacharm1 1 year ago
parents get fucked up to this jam lol
dm9410 1 year ago
dis dat shit
jomatt1000 1 year ago
Good ole Chicano music!.....I just feel up with great memories and fabulousness!
nicomateo23 1 year ago
raza unite we are the most powerful , riches, bilingual, baddest humans on the planet...that is a true fact.!!....vivia little joe and big D..
antbarron 1 year ago
can anyone in all of mexico really sing?????inquiring minds need to know!! what a bunch of catterwallering!!somebody finish killing the alleycat!!!
eldoradoreefgold 1 year ago
that brass is tight thats a get up and get down song no doubt !!!!!!!
DJShomanae 1 year ago
dude!!! sweeet tux's!!!!!!!
drtool23 1 year ago 4
ora paisas
trumpetmariachi75 1 year ago
awesome, I used to dance to Little Joe when I was 18 at the dances in San Antonio.
PearlandGal 1 year ago
viva la raza chicana!!
antbarron 1 year ago
que cancionon take it away litlle joe !!! puro juaritozzz!!!! en el panamericano o el versalles!!!!! o en el barrio con los compas !!! y una botella de sauza !!!!!!! en la mano que digo mano ! en la panza ja ja ja ja ja !!!!!
chevancito 1 year ago
awesome post. I grew up listening to them. my parents partied and played they're songs loudly through the house. I came from a big family and this really took me back. thanks.
lasvegastony 2 years ago
esta musica la escuche bastante con grupos laguneros haya por 1978 , y la verdad me agrada bastante el estilo chicano
fayelisto 2 years ago
This is another great classic by little Joe.....this group never goes out of style, their presentations kick butt, this Senior Citizen[Little Joe] still puts young singers to shame.....he is the Grand Maestro Show Man.....If he played all his hits in one concert, he would be there a whole week.....long may you live Little Joe, you are un tesoro carnal.....you make us proud to be Tejanos! Tejano and Proud!
bigmacattackdj 2 years ago 3
puro old school music
LFLORES35 2 years ago
you sure are wright they just don't play good music like that i grew up with that music and my dad playing there music in there band
marykmartinez 2 years ago
tejano music is our culture. thats what keeps us together and happy and dancing. long live our tejano brothers and sisters and our music. long live laredo, san antonio , corpus christi and the valley of texas
roz3657 2 years ago
tejano music is my music we are the tex mex nation like us or not we are here to stay ever since the sixties laredo texas is where i am from little joe is just one of our tejano leaders that we look up to we don't look up to no one else i'm a chicano product of the sixties thank you
roz3657 2 years ago
For my grandma & grandpa!
coolwoman27 2 years ago 3
not to create controversy but the term chicano is a outdated brown beret term used in the 70s in california for hispanics /latino /mexicano...etc those who are born and raised in Tejas are Tejanos and this music is a fusion of that if you were to go to california and propose this as chicano music or visa versa it wouldnt fly that being said que viva la musica Tejana
funco69 2 years ago 2
gracias adios es una prieta su vieja de el amigo era weda y ella dice que por eso le dicen little joe por que es little saludos de de Flagstaff
domingoalonzo46 2 years ago
These Texanos had some serious talent!! The Tex-Mex bands had Outstanding horn-sections:]
sarahconner11 2 years ago 2
during the 70s we as mexican american were all called Chicanos so the music was called chicano music..it wasnt until the 80s when they started to call the music Tejano, since most of the music was coming from texas.
Long Live The Kings of the Brown Sound!!
blurbarhouston 2 years ago 33
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songbuff61 2 years ago
From the early 60s in south and west Texas we called it Tejano music and we included other groups that played the accordion like Los Velas, Los Madrugadores, Los Riales de Tejas, Ruben Vela, Roberto Pulido etc. I did not hear the word Chicano until the 70s in the CC area
cuorepericoloso 2 years ago
@blurbarhouston yeah thats right TEJAS y que man tejas representing puro tejano compadre
CINTERPOL 1 year ago
echele carnalito jajaaaaaaa
thelongo0 1 year ago
@blurbarhouston You got that right!!!!
yduran520 1 year ago
@blurbarhouston You right back in the '70's we were all called Chicanos.
msolupi 1 year ago
Chicano is the hyphen between Mexican-American. Tejano is a music genre made famous in Texas hence the name Tejano. Little Joe is a pioneer in this genre and he's still rocking Tejano style.
ceoish 2 years ago 5
can someone tell me if this music is "Chicana" or "Tejana" ? no matter ,it kicks ass!!
sergiodreyes67 2 years ago
tejano is what this music is called. chicano is a person that is born in texas but from mexican parents
screwedupchicano 2 years ago 2
Sorry to disappoint you but tejano/tejana is also a person born in Texas or Tejas. Chicano is a slag word where tejano/tejana is a proper noun. Dig it.
cuorepericoloso 2 years ago
Hoy te vi en la mana con ropa de noche cansada y casada;vete de mi por que no quiero matarte. Vevrso del "Gallo", cantor Cubano.
iluminatiytu 2 years ago
OMG what`s that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
trumpetmariachi75 2 years ago
i love tejano music was born in to it my dad played it all the time
3og7izzy 2 years ago
love that old tejano music
bodyman347 2 years ago
Los Tres Amigos need to get back together in Houston...I would love to see that
drios4211 2 years ago
If you've never seen Little Joe live, you have to go to appreciate how good his music really sounds. It is impossible not to get up and dance.
westtxdude 2 years ago 3
I grow up to this music. It reminds me of mom & dad. May they rest in peace. Now this is GOOD music.
blasandeva 2 years ago 4
OMG i love this music! grew up listening to this, thanks to my grandparents ....its the best :D thanks for posting
misssiera311 2 years ago 4
The first cross over tejano sound to Regional Mexican Top 20 Little Joe Y la famila y Freddie Martinez in 1973 a 1977 in California the great chicano sound, that mexicanos adepted to in that era.... ....
chulo707 2 years ago 4
puro chicano power carnales aaajjjuuaaahh!
TOBBYLOBOS 2 years ago 3
I am digging those purple tuxedos
hottubfan 2 years ago
don't knock them, they all that back in the day. They were styling and profiling
payo20002000 2 years ago
love it thanks for posting
misssiera311 2 years ago
Hey Love it or Leave it. Hey this is Pura Onda Nuestra. Great Video thanks..
6BigTex9 2 years ago
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this is scary if u read this this far u will die in 10 days if u dont send to any 15 videos in 2 hours good luck hope u dont die !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
coleccionesprivadas 2 years ago
orale brother's all I know is viva la onda Tejana ...
Don't get caught up on all hoop la of every day stress and cut each other down. If you like this music --- we have a bond !!!
Back then that's all we needed ... and now that's all we need.
danielray01 2 years ago
que importa que no hablen español si la musica no sabe de lenguajes solo se siente that´s why this is tejano music and that´s enough go hell pendejo siente la musica that´s it
lucky2me7tbo 2 years ago
Grandes estos Tejanos, hoy dia hay mucho llamado "Tejano" que no saben hablar en espanol
buscapleitosconrazon 3 years ago
old school tejana
EkBalam707 3 years ago 5
707 is in solano county ca, r u from here .....
chulo707 3 years ago
why do people fight for streets that do not or ever will belong to them. Just a thought!
hatetexas 2 years ago
Chich and Chon
gerry1976 3 years ago 2
de nis idolos de los clasicos
rogeo7 3 years ago 2
little joe will always be the king of tejano they don't make music like that anymore raza.
sedu04 3 years ago 31
@sedu04 i hear you this tejano station in lubbock only plays modern stuff they rarely play little joe,la tropa f, or even eddie gonzalez
MrMdr96 1 year ago
@sedu04 We live in Fort Worth, I grew up in North Fort Worth with the guys from Latin Express.
Check them out.
jdlocotxftw2002 10 months ago
@sedu04 We live in Fort Worth, I grew up in North Fort Worth with the guys from Latin Express.
Check them out. Do a search for Latin Express Band, youtube won't let me post the link. But's all about the horns baby !!!
jdlocotxftw2002 10 months ago
aya por corpus!!!!!
jerseycollector1 3 years ago
great music then and he is still bad ass
cat19551 3 years ago 6
WHERE'S MY ZOOT SUIT
ELDURAN4LIFE 3 years ago 5
Man I grew up listening to Lil Joe Y La Familia my brothers listened to him "ALL THE TIME" and it just stuck to me awesome his music was different and I loved it still do and the little fella still sings.
queenlatita40 3 years ago
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"the little fella still sings"....he's no OOMPA-LOOMPA.....
ELRANDY11 3 years ago
Y QUE!!
ELRANDY11 3 years ago
I grew up listening to Little Joe, Last time I so him was in Colorado Springs..I sure had a great time dancing...Thanks Mom and Dad for dancing with me when I was little.
pagarcia43409 3 years ago
Im amazed that after all these years he's still jamm'n.
I love his music.
Tulare73 3 years ago
Wow! This is sooooooooo old!
OneGodPentecostal 3 years ago
Reminds me of the Civic Center in Brownsville,TX we used to get in for $2.00 and I'd dance with Nora Barrera. Wonder what happened to her.
chuyomedina 3 years ago
what town or city del tejon es liitle joe from?
cherrato45 3 years ago
temple, tx
johnjohn8781 3 years ago
thanks carnalito or carnalote....from califas....cherrato45 te saludo y arriva el Tejon y Tejano Music
cherrato45 3 years ago
WOW the memories when I was a little girl. Little Joe y La Famila along with Ruben Ramos are my parents all time favorties. I remember in the early 70's kids were able to attend clubs with the parents so they would take me along with their friends with their kids. (contiued below)
IrEnE0619 3 years ago 2
The couples would take turns dancing & watchin the kids.My Dad would carry me while dancing with my mother.I my parents told me Little Joe asked if he could hold me(I was 2yrs)while he was singing and my parents were dancing. Until this day I've always loved dancing,listening to Tejano music!SO PROUD TO BE A TEJANITA THANKS MOM & DAD!
IrEnE0619 3 years ago 2
keep rockin tejano!!!! i think i'm gonna get me a Corona 6 pack
izikdel 3 years ago
Puro South Texas, Long live TEJANO MUSIC, Beeville TX
bumpernwicha 3 years ago 3
LOL beeville? Who lives in beeville. That place like a ghostown
mobster281 3 years ago
Hay te vay chaparro!
cherrato45 3 years ago
I love little joe, i remember my parents playing his music on those big records. everyone partying and having a good time....those were the days.
krucez316 3 years ago
With all the funky hair! Little Joe, is Big Joe to me!!! No one has his style. Thank you daddy for sharing his music with me. His music is the best!!!!!
mamabearsmp 3 years ago
I was sixteen when I started hearing little joes music and he will always be my top Tejano artist, Thank you Joe for all the good times listening to your music... Christy from Victoria,Texas
IreneChristineVela 3 years ago
love it, this is tejano is all about!!!!
ramonjrp 3 years ago 3
some really good times
sarahsvela 3 years ago 2
Man...This reminds me of the good 'ol days! Pt. arthur! Tia ola's
unbohemio 3 years ago
Geeez, this video reminds me of my uncles and dad when they lived in el paso crazy days. this is there rolas, they played on thos black discs and what mmm those big 8 track boxex
chieste 4 years ago 3
ordale! What ever happen to Johnny? Those guy sounded good together.
bitdownh 4 years ago
I'm still alive ... Viva Little Joe Y la Onda Tejana !
daniel01 4 years ago 2
aye. thats my rola. wheres my beer. lol
XXXXLOWRIDERXXXX 4 years ago 2
There is so much HAIR in this video. lol ai yi yi los 70's!
zesty29 4 years ago
I hate to say it, but it's not like the early 90's were any better... It's all about the music though, right.
Viva la raza y vive el Tejano!
eljefereal 4 years ago 2