Below are songs written by Mark Guerrero that have been recorded
by himself or other artists on records, CDs, and DVDs.
Click on the links to hear all or a part of each song.
Mark
Guerrero Songs Covered by Other Artists
Herb Alpert
"Sueno
Precolombino"a.k.a. "Pre-Columbian
Dream" - recorded
by Herb Alpert on a single and "Noche de Amor" album, A&M
Records (1983)
"Sueño
Precolombino"- song #1
Trini Lopez
"Oh
Maria"- recorded by Trini Lopez on "Romantic
& Sexy Guitars" CD (2004)
"Fernando,
El Toro"- 7 1/2" vinyl E.P. recorded by Lalo Guerrero, a tribute to Dodger
pitcher Fernando Valenzuela, Ambiente Records (1982)-
Lalo wrote "Ole! Fernando" and Mark wrote "Fernando, El Toro."
The songs were also featured
in an ESPN documentary entitled "Fernandomania"
(2001)
Geree
"Mihijita"
a.k.a. "Mihijito"-
recorded by Geree, R Town Records, 4 song CD "Geree"
(1997) and "Through These Eyes" CD (1999)
Roger Connelly
"Gotta Thank the Black Man"
a.k.a "You Gotta Thank the Black Man (For Your Rock & Roll)"-
recorded by Roger Connelly on "No Stranger To Bad
Weather" CD, Lyin' Dog Records (1996)
Michael Apidgian
"Meet Me On the Other Side"- recorded by Michael Apidgian on
"Sentimental Fool" CD, Stardust Records International
(2001)
"Meet Me On the Other Side"- song # 13
Mark Guerrero Songs Recorded by Mark
"Brown
Hair Growin"- All songs on "Tango"
vinyl album with Mark's 70s band
Tango, A&M Records: "He's An Artist," "Walk On Down,"
"I'm a Human," "Allesandro," "I'm Brown," "Rock & Roll Queen,"
Wild Night At the Old Rest Home," "Brown Hair Growin", "Livin'
Off the Land," and "Greenback Blues (1973)
"If
I Could Touch Your Life"- All four songs on the "On the
Boulevard" 12" vinyl E.P.: "On the Boulevard," "If I Could Touch
Your Life," "Room For the Latin (In Rock & Roll)", and "Latin
Quarter"(1989)
"Nobody's
Satisfied"- All 17 songs on the CD "Mark
Guerrero Solo & with Tango (1972- 74)": All ten songs
from "Tango" album above plus "Lonely," "Nobody's Satisfied,"
"Don't Rain On My Parade," "Holy Moses," "Out In the Cold,"
"Hang On," "Rock & Roll Circus," "Hollywood," and "Song and
Dance Man." (2010)
"On
the Boulevard"-
All 14 songs on the "On the
Boulevard Anthology, 1979-1988" CD: "Room For the
Latin", "Pre-Columbian Dream," "On the Boulevard," "If I Could
Touch Your Life," "Mihijito," "Zoot Suit," "Rosalie," "Latin
Quarter," "En El Bulevar," "You Gotta Thank the Black Man (For
Your Rock & Roll)," "Love Lotion," "I'll Take Rock & Roll (Any
Ol' Time)," "Pre-Columbian Dream" (Instrumental), and "On the
Boulevard (instrumental)
(2010)
"The Streets of East L.A."-
"Live" performance by Mark
Guerrero & Radio Aztlán in the documentary
"Chicano Rock: The Sounds of East Los Angeles" (2008)
"The Ballad of Lalo Guerrero"-
recorded by Mark Guerrero on the
CD compilation and in the documentary DVD, "Lalo Guerrero: The Original Chicano"
(2006)
"The Ballad of Lalo Guerrero"- song #22
"Pre-Columbian
Dream" (instrumental) and "On
the Boulevard" (instrumental)- recorded by Mark
Guerrero with horn and string arrangements by Jose Hernandez of
Mariachi Sol de Mexico for a television documentary on Los
Angeles Chicano artists, Los Four (1982)- DVD released in (2004)
"Life In L.A." recorded by Mark Guerrero for a
television program called "L.A.- An Artist's View" about visual
artists in Los Angeles, which included legendary Chicano artist
Carlos Almaraz. (1980)
"Life In L.A." words
and music by Mark Guerrero
"Rosalie"
and "On
the Boulevard" recordings by Mark Guerrero- "The
Chicano Alliance" compilation CD, R-Town Records (1998)
"Amber Waves"
single with Nineteen Eighty Four on Kapp Records (1969)
Mark Guerrero Songs
In Spanish (music by Mark
Guerrero)
Souffle
"Reyna
Del Rock" and "Boulevard"
a.k.a "On the Boulevard"-
music to two songs recorded by rock group Souffle on their "Al Natural"
album (lyric to "Reyna Del Rock" by Daniel Guerrero- Spanish
lyric to "On the Boulevard" by Lalo Guerrero), Orfeon Records, Mexico (1988)
"Reyna Del Rock"- song #1
"Boulevard" a.k.a. "On the Boulevard"- song #3
Las
Ardillitas de Lalo Guerrero
"Rockanroleano En Mexico"-
music to eleven songs on four
children's albums by Lalo Guerrero y Las Ardillitas (lyrics
by Lalo Guerrero),
EMI Records, Mexico (1982-91): "E.T. El Extraterrestre"
from a single and "20 Exitos Navideños de Las Ardillitas de Lalo
Guerrero" (1982); "Panfilo El Rey del Rock,"
"Juegos de Video," "Ejercicios Aerobicos,"
and "Rockanroleando en Mexico" from "Panfilo
El Rey del Rock" (1983); "Queremos Rock Para Navidad,"
"Super Santo Clos," "La Computadora (de Santo
Clos)," and "El Niño Jesus" from "Aleluya!
Es Navidad" (1984); "Panfilo El Catrin," and
"El Sapo" from "Mensajes y Locuras" (1991)
"E.T. El Extraterrestre" on vinyl 45 rpm single, Las
Ardillitas de Lalo Guerrero, EMI Pops (1981)
"E.T. El Extraterrestre" on vinyl L.P. "20 Exitos
Navideños de Las Ardillitas, Las Ardillitas de Lalo
Guerrero, EMI Pops (1982)
"E.T.
(El Extraterrestre"- song #1
"Panfilo El Rey Del Rock,"
"Juegos de Video,"
"Rocanroleando En Mexico," and
"Ejercicios Aerobicos" on vinyl L.P. "Panfilo
El Rey Del Rock," Las Ardillitas de Lalo Guerrero, EMI Pops
(1983)
Lado A
"Panfilo El Rey Del Rock"- song #1
"Juegos de Video"- song #5
Lado B
"Rocanroleando En Mexico"- song #1
"Ejercicios Aerobicos"- song #4
"Queremos
Rock Para Navidad,"
"Super Santo Clos,"
"La Computadora de Santo Clos," and
"El Niño Jesus" on vinyl L.P. "Aleluya!
Es Navidad," Las Ardllitas de Lalo Guerrero, EMI Pops (1984)
"Queremos
Rock Para Navidad"- song #1
"Super Santo Clos"- song #2
"La Computadora de Santo Clos"- song #3
"El Niño Jesus"- song #4
"Panfilo, El Catrin (The Dude)" and "El Sapo"
on vinyl L.P. "Mensajes y Locuras" EMI Pops (1991)