La Cacahuata (Peanut)
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	original first pressing/release: DOUG SAHM AIM 1308 CD IN THE BEGINNING track 11: Peanuts (Luis Guererro) 2000, Australia, CD (more info)
cd 1483	DOUG SAHM FUEL 2000 RECORDS 302 061 393 2 HE'S ABOUT A GROOVER CD1/13: Peanuts () March 23, 2004, USA, 2CD (more info)
	DOUG SAHM THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC COMPANY CD-GA-207 HE'S ABOUT A GROOVER CD1/14: Peanuts () May 4, 2010, USA, 2CD (more info)

	??? original first pressing/release: ??? ISIDRO LOPEZ DELA 002 CANTA ?A6?: La Cacahuata () 196?, USA, LP (more info)
	ISIDRO LOPEZ ORQUESTA con LOUIE GUERRERO DELA ???? A-side (or B-side): La Cacahuata (Louie Guerrero) 196?, USA, 7" 45rpm (more info) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucwJKu90nNM
	Luis "Louie"Guerrero (1937-2006) A native Austinite, "Louie" was a multi-instrumentalist and second-generation composer. As a young man, he performed with several recognized orchestras and later in life he performed frequently around town with his signature red Gibson ES-345.Lonnie son Louie Guerrero was also a member of Isidro Lopez Orquesta in the 1960's , where they recorded Louie's polka " La Cacahuata " as well as Doug Sahm (Groovers Paradise), Herb Alpert Tijuana Band, The Sunglows, Jay Perez, Roy Montelongo, Hermanos Prado, Beto Villa, Lalo Garcia, Flaco Jimenez y Toby Torres, La Comparsa Universitaria De La Laguna,Los Gavilanes Del Norte, Los Tremendos Gavilanes ,Ruco Villarreal, Los Tiradores del Bravo, Anselmo Martinez, Lalo Garcia, Bernardo "El Prieto" Sandoval,Los Broncos De Reynosa, Mariachi Mexico de Pepe Villa, Carlos Cantu and manu more groups from Mexico, U.S and Europe.Mr.Longinos "Lonnie" Guerrero (1917-1994)In the early 1930's Lonnie became one of Austin's earlist troubador and later establised his own group in the late 1940's with his son Louie Guerrero called "Los Quatro Reyes" and then was known as the "Composer of Corridos" in the Latino community . In the 1950's and through the 1970's his compositions would be recorded by his nephew Manuel "Cowboy" Donley , Alfonso and Ruben Ramos, Isidro Lopez , Sunny Ozuna and many more popular musicians and orquestas ln Texas and all over Mexico. Lonnie is a 1983 Tejano Hall of Famer and Austin Music Memorial inductee.Both father and son have been inducted into the Austin Music Memorial.

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Sunny & The Sunglows were a tremendously popular hispanic band around South Texas in the late '50s and early '60s. They were developing what would eventually be called Tejano Music. At the time, The Sunglows were into Top 40 music and their repertoire included a mere three Spanish songs. It was after a performance in New Braunfels, Texas that Sunny decided to learn more Spanish songs to add to their list. The crowd, while loving the Top 40 tunes, kept asking for more Spanish. There was only one problem, the other members in the band didn't understand the language and didn't like the music.

In 1962, Sunny was still in school and was still unsure of which road to take. Houston Record Producer Huey Meaux had heard Sunny and convinced him make the move to Houston. Sunny then teamed up with Alice, Texas natives Jesse, Oscar and Ray Villanueva, who at the time had a group called "The Rocking V's". Wanting to keep Sunny's name in front, they decided to call the group "Sunny & the Sunliners".

The rest of the band continued as The Sunglows (without Sunny) and made some fine records too. In fact, their records frequently rocked more than Sunny's, and had more soul influence. It's pretty evident on this 1964 Sunglows release where they do a version of the Jesse Belvin hit ballad "Guess Who." On the flipside is a mid tempo soul dance number called "Just As I Thought."

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cHoZQc578M