A history lesson disguised as a Chicano/Tex-Mex/Latin jazz concept album, Cooder’s twelfth studio affair was, at the time, his most ambitious project since 1997’s ‘Buena Vista Social Club.’
Read moreRy Cooder’s ‘I, Flathead’ Turns 15 | Album Anniversary
With ‘I, Flathead,’ Cooder balances the absurdity and tragedy that life can present to you in a way few others have, and does so while immersing himself in cultures unknown to many.
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