Chávez Ravine (album)

Chávez Ravine (album)
Chávez Ravine
Studio album by Ry Cooder
Released June 7, 2005
Recorded Village Recorders, Sound City Studios
Genre Americana
Label Nonesuch
Producer Ry Cooder
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Ry Cooder chronology
Mambo Sinuendo
(2003)		 Chávez Ravine
(2005)		 My Name Is Buddy
(2007)

Chávez Ravine: A Record by Ry Cooder is a concept album and historical album by Ry Cooder which tells the story of Chávez Ravine, a Mexican-American community demolished in the 1950s in order to build public housing. The housing was never built. Ultimately the Brooklyn Dodgers built a stadium on the site as part of their move to Los Angeles.

Chávez Ravine received a Grammy nomination for "Best Contemporary Folk Album" in 2006.

Track listing

  1. "Poor Man's Shangri-La" (Ry Cooder, William Garcia, Gene Aguilera) - 5:28
  2. "Onda Callejera" (William Garcia, David Hidalgo) - 3:50
    • Little Willie G. - vocal
    • Juliette Commagere, Carla Commagere - vocal chorus
    • Ry Cooder - guitar, laud
    • Joachim Cooder - percussion
    • Mike Elizondo - bass
    • Joe Rotondi - piano
    • Gil Bernal - tenor saxophone
    • Mike Bolger - trumpet
    • Ledward Kaapana - guitar
  3. "Don't Call Me Red" (Ry Cooder) - 4:58
    • Ry Cooder - vocal, guitar
    • Juliette and Carla Commagere - vocal chorus
    • Jon Hassell - trumpet
    • Jim Keltner - bongos
    • Joachim Cooder - timbales
    • Mike Elizondo - bass
  4. "Corrido de Boxeo" (Lalo Guerrero) - 3:21
    • Lalo Guerrero - vocal
    • Ry Cooder - bajo sexto, guitar
    • Joachim Cooder - drums
    • Mike Elizondo - bass
    • Joe Rotondi - piano
    • Flaco Jiménez - accordion
  5. "Muy Fifí" (William Garcia, Joachim Cooder, Juliette Commagere) - 4:03
    • Ersi Arvizu - vocal (in 2008, Ry Cooder produced the album "Friend for Life" for Ersi Arvizu Anti)
    • Little Willie G., Jacob Garcia - vocal chorus
    • Ry Cooder - guitar
    • Joachim Cooder - drums, sampling
    • Mike Elizondo - bass
    • Chucho Valdés - piano
  6. "Los Chucos Suaves" (Lalo Guerrero) - 3:08
    • Lalo Guerrero - vocal
    • Ry Cooder - guitar
    • Jim Keltner - drums
    • Mike Elizondo - bass
    • Joe Rotondi - piano
    • Gil Bernal - tenor sax
  7. "Chinito Chinito" (Felguerez/Diaz) - 4:52
    • Juliette Commagere - vocal
    • Carla Commagere - vocal
    • Ry Cooder - guitar
    • Joachim Cooder - drums
    • Jared Smith - bass
    • Mike Bolger - organ, trumpet, valve trombone
    • Joe Rotondi - piano
  8. "3 Cool Cats" (Jerry Lieber, Mike Stoller) - 2:57
    • Little Willie G. - vocal
    • Rudy Salas, Michael Guerra, Juliette Commagere, Carla Commagere - vocal chorus
    • Ry Cooder - guitar
    • Jim Keltner - drums
    • Joachim Cooder - timbales
    • Jared Smith - bass
    • Joe Rotondi - piano
    • Gil Bernal - tenor sax
    • Mike Bolger - organ
  9. "El U.F.O. Cayó" (Juliette Commagere, Ry Cooder, Joachim Cooder, Jared Smith) - 8:22
    • Juliette Commagere - vocal
    • Don Tosti - vocal
    • Ry Cooder - tres
    • Mike Elizondo - bass
    • Joachim Cooder - Sampling
    • Jared Smith - keyboard
  10. "It's Just Work for Me" (Ry Cooder) - 5:54
    • Ry Cooder - vocal, guitar
    • Joachim Cooder - drums
    • Mike Elizondo - bass
  11. "In My Town" (Ry Cooder) - 5:40
    • Ry Cooder - vocal, guitar
    • Sunny D. Levine - drum programming
    • Jacky Terrasson - piano
  12. "Ejército Militar" (Rita Arvizu) - 3:16
    • Ersi Arvizu - vocal
    • Rosella Arvizu - vocal
    • Ry Cooder - bajo sexto, guitar
    • Joachim Cooder - drums
    • Mike Elizondo - bass
    • Flaco Jiménez - accordion
  13. "Barrio Viejo" (Lalo Guerrero) - 4:42
    • Lalo Guerrero - vocal, guitar
    • Flaco Jiménez - accordion
    • Joachim Cooder - drums
    • Mike Elizondo - bass
    • Ledward Kaapana - guitar
  14. "3rd Base, Dodger Stadium" (Ry Cooder, William Garcia, Joe Kevany) - 5:45
    • Bla Pahinui - vocal, guitar, ukulele
    • Ry Cooder - guitar
    • Joachim Cooder - drums
    • Mike Elizondo - bass
    • Joe Rotondi - piano
    • Gil Bernal - tenor sax
    • Mike Bolger - trumpet, valve trombone
    • Ledward Kaapana - guitar
  15. "Soy Luz y Sombra" (The Cloud Forest poem; music by William Garcia, Joachim Cooder, Ry Cooder) - 3:15
    • Ersi Arvizu - vocal
    • Little Willie G. - vocal
    • Juliette Commagere - vocal
    • Ry Cooder - guitar
    • Joachim Cooder - drums, sampling
    • Jared Smith - bass
    • David Hidalgo - guitar
v · Ry Cooder
Solo albums
Ry Cooder (1970)  · Into the Purple Valley (1972)  · Boomer's Story (1972)  · Paradise and Lunch (1974)  · Chicken Skin Music (1976)  · Showtime (1977)  · Jazz (1978)  · Bop till You Drop (1979)  · Borderline (1980)  · The Slide Area (1982)  · Get Rhythm (1987)  · Chávez Ravine (2005)  · My Name Is Buddy (2007)  · I, Flathead (2008)  · Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down (2011)
Collaborative
albums
Little Village (1992)  · A Meeting by the River (1993)  · Talking Timbuktu (1994)  · Buena Vista Social Club (1997)  · Hollow Bamboo (2000)  · Mambo Sinuendo (2003)  · San Patricio (2010)

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