Most bands start repeating themselves long before they pass the decade mark, so at 13, The Iguanas can certainly be forgiven for reuniting with their first producer, since the resulting album is a marked departure from all four of their previous studio recordings.
Hailing from New Orleans, where Latin and Caribbean music have a long and glorious history of interaction with R&B, blues and jazz, the band was formed in 1989 by guitarist/accordionist Rod Hodges and Joe Cabral, who alternates between saxophone
and a traditional Mexican stringed...
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