01	A little drink, a little dance						04:12
	02	Alright, I'm wrong						04:16
	03	Love me do						03:24
	04	I found out						02:52
	05	This could be the one						02:48
	06	No more runnin' around						03:46
	07	Sleepytown						03:37
	08	You've got me wondering						02:28
	09	Desiree						02:59
	10	Amor						04:07
	11	Baila la gente						02:42

Sleepytown
Date of Release Aug 29, 2000
Genre Folk
Styles Tex-Mex, Roots Rock, Tejano

Flaco Jimenez once again shows off his classic Texas style in Sleepytown. His rollicking band is a great backup for his catchy songs that feature performances from great musicians like Dwight Yoakam, Doug Sahm, and Buck Owens. The latter is featured on a cover of the Beatles' "Love Me Do," which is only one of this album's gems. Steeped in fun throughout, this album will remind fans why they love Jimenez. - Stacia Proefrock

1. A Little Drink, a Little Dance (Morales) - 4:12
2. Alright, I'm Worng (Anderson/Cisco) - 4:16
3. Love Me Do (Lennon/McCartney) - 3:24
4. I Found Out (Sieger) - 2:52
5. This Could Be the One (Morales) - 2:48
6. No More Runnin' Around (Bienemann) - 3:46
7. Sleepytown (Anderson/Kinny) - 3:37
8. You've Got Me Wondering (Anderson/Cisco) - 2:28
9. Desiree (Rubio) - 2:59
10. Amor (Morales) - 4:07
11. Baila la Gente (Morales/Morales) - 2:42

Buck Owens - Vocals
Dwight Yoakam - Vocals
Michael Morales - Vocals (bckgr), Producer, Engineer, Mixing
Pete Anderson - Guitar, Arranger, Producer
Sally Browder - Engineer
Judy Clapp - Mixing
Jonathan Clark - Vocals (bckgr)
Skip Edwards - Keyboards
Flaco Jimenez - Accordion, Vocals
Michael Hanson - Engineer
David Leonard - Mixing
Ron Morales - Vocals (bckgr), Producer, Engineer, Mixing
Taras Prodaniuk - Bass
Joe Reyes - Guitar, Pedal Steel, Guitar (Bass), Guitar (Electric), Vocals (bckgr)
Jim Christie - Drums
Mark Sadler - Project Manager
Max Baca - Guitar (Bass), Bajo Sexto
Jim Kalson - Guitar (Bass)
Gabriel Zavala - Percussion
Alex Chan - Assistant Engineer
Billy Carey - Drums
Blake Oswald - Production Assistant

2000 CD Back Porch 49661



Flaco Jimenez
Born Mar 11, 1939 in San Antonio, TX
Genres Folk
Styles Tejano, United States of America, Latin Continuum, Norteno, Mexico, Conjunto, Tex-Mex

by Myles Boisen

Flaco Jimenez is the best known of the talented Jimenez family of Tex-Mex accordionists. He has always been popular in the border region, and came to the attention of the wider pop-music-buying public with the help of roots-music enthusiast Ry Cooder. Since then Jimenez has toured internationally, made guest appearances on a number of recordings, teamed up with Doug Sahm and Freddy Fender in The Texas Tornados, and continued to record on small labels for the Texas Norteno community.



1978 Flaco Jimenez & His Conjunto Arhoolie
1980 El Sonido De San Antonio Arhoolie
1986 Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio y Mas! Arhoolie
1988 Arriba El Norte Rounder
1988 Flaco's Amigos Arhoolie
1991 San Antonio Soul Rounder
1992 Partners Warner
1994 Flaco Jimenez Arista
1995 Flaco Jimenez Vs. Nick Villareal Joey
1995 Bolsa Vacia Joey
1995 Vaya con Dios Joey
1995 On the Move Joey
1995 Homenaje a Don Santi Joey
1995 En Mi Rancho Joey
1995 Flaco's First! Arhoolie
1996 Buena Suerte Senorita Arista
1997 Tex-Mex Party Easydisc
1998 Said and Done Virgin
1999 One Night at Joey's [Joey Sessions] [live] Sony
2000 Polkas Eagle Video
2000 Sleepytown Back Porch
2003 Contiene Exitos

1989 Entre Humo Y Botellas Rounder
1993 Un Mojado Sin Licencia Arhoolie
1995 15 Exitos Joey
1995 Melodias Inolvidables Joey
1999 The Best of Flaco Jimenez [Arhoolie] Arhoolie
2000 Exitos Eagle Video
2000 Best of Flaco Jimenez [Pmf Music Factory] Pmf Music x
2001 Ultimo Tornado WEA
20 Golden Hits Hr