Title: San Patricio The Chieftains featuring Ry Cooder While this album sounds like the Chieftains playing in fusion mode, it is so much more ambitious than anything they've attempted before. Some of the music here is contemporary, though much of it is over a century old, yet it reaches past its settings into the present day, telling of the indelibly rich meeting of two cultures oppressed by a third. It's full of gorgeous songs of heroism, love, tragedy, and loss. San Patricio's songs are sung passionately, without artifice, they're played expertly. The album may jar some listeners initially, but spending a little time with it will remedy that. San Patricio, more than merely satisfying Moloney's obsession, raises more questions about what stories lay hidden under the floorboards of history than it answers, thank goodness. Music this beautifully articulated allows cultures to talk to one another across time, space, language, and other divides. Thom JurekBillboard - "The lastest collaboration between the Chieftains and Ry Cooder symbolizes more than the union of two of the most respected names in world music, there's also a powerful thematic concept at work here. Titles   1. La Iguana 2. La Golondrina 3. A la Orilla De Un Palmar 4. Danza De Concheros 5. El Chivo 6. San Campio 7. The Sands Of Mexico 8. Sailing To Mexico 9. El Caballo 10. March To Battle (Across The Rio Grande) 11. Lullaby For The Dead 12. Luz Dqe Luna 13. Persecucion De Villa 14. Cancion Mixteca (Intro) 15. Cancion Mixteca 16. Ojitos Negros 17. El Relampago 18. El Pajaro Cu 19. Finale