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Little Joe & La Familia has been one of the most popular Tex-Mex bands in the music industry. Little Joe has been entertaining more than 40 years and has been described as the "KING OF THE BROWN SOUND". He has also helped pioneer "Tejano"music, a mix of traditional"norteno" music and country,blues and rock styles.
While with Sony Discos, he wouldbe a 2 time Grammy nominee,and in 1992 would recieve the GRAMMY AWARD for "Dies y Seis De Septiembre" for the BEST MEXICAN-AMERICAN PERFORMANCE CATEGORY in 1991. Part of his vow to Jesse would be fulfilled.
After leaving Sony the following year, going independent again, Joe would recieve his 3rd Grammy nomination for his 1st recording"Que Paso" under his record label, Tejano Discos International.
Currently,Joe has signed a co-venture deal with his company. "DeLeon Publishing" and "Peer Music Limited Publishing" in an effort to bring a major publishing outletfor Texas songwriters extending pubishing work to 33 countries.
Recently,Joe signed with Capitol EMI. His 1st recording became a Grammy Nominated album entitled Little Joe 2000.Aside from his music career, Joe has worked in the film industry starring intwo feature films, Proposition187, A deadly Law, and "Down for the Barrio".
Forty Years......and over 50 albums later, Joe is touring the world, trailblazing, looking forward to new challenges, breaking down cultural and musical barriersand innovating his musical stlye. As always,Joe strives to bring many people together to make a more peaceful and harmonious world.
The ultimate Tex-Mex supergroup, is BACK! The Texas Tornados with their infectious, party-ready sound, blending early rock & roll, Mexican folk music, R&B, blues, and whatever other roots music crosses their paths are back and hitting the road for 2009! The Texas Tornadoes, first assembled in 1989, were composed of some of the genre's most legendary figures: Doug Sahm, Augie Meyers (Sahm's bandmate in the groundbreaking Sir Douglas Quintet), Hispanic country star Freddy Fender, and accordion virtuoso Flaco Jimenez.
Their self-titled debut album was released on Reprise in 1990 -- in both English and Spanish versions -- to rapturous reviews and hit number 25 on the country charts. The group toured extensively behind it and issued the Grammy-nominated follow-up album Zone of Our Own in 1991. The remaining members of the Tornados teamed up with Doug Sahm's son Shawn Sahm for a tribute of sorts at the Austin SXSW. The response was so overwhelming that the Tornados wanted to share this Tex-Mex party with all. Look for Flaco Jimenez, Augie Meyers and Shawn Sahm as well as orginal Tornado members Louie Ortega and Speedy Spark, Ernie Durawa to take everyone on a Tex-Mex trip with all their favorite Tornado hits as well as your favorite songs by Sir Douglas Quintet - Freddy Fender in loving memory. This will be one big Tex-Mex party not to be missed!