Los Lobos: Cesar Rosas (vocals, guitar); David Hildago (vocals, guitar, accordion); Steve Berlin (saxophone); Conrad Lozano (bass); Louie Perez, Steve Gadd (drums).

Engineers include: Roy Halee, Peter Thwaites, Mark Cobrin.

Aired on VH-1 and PBS, GRACELAND includes interviews, performances, and additional footage not previously seen.

Includes three previously unreleased bonus tracks.

Personnel: Paul Simon (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, Synclavier, 6-string bass); Ladysmith Black Mambazo, The Everly Brothers, Linda Ronstadt (vocals); Los Lobos, The Boyoyo Boys (various instruments); Ray Phiri (guitar); Demola Adepoju (pedal steel guitar); Ronnie Cuber (baritone saxophone, bass saxophone); Jon Faddis, Alan Rubin (trumpet); Adrian Belew (synthesizer, guitar synthesizer); Bakithi Kumalo (bass guitar); Steve Gadd (drums); Youssou N'Dour (percussion).

Through the mist of subsequent pale imitations, it is difficult now to recall the enormous impact of this trans-cultural album. The mould-breaking blend of rock and African rhythms is exemplified by "Homeless," an exquisitely melancholic evocation of African beauty and desolation. The stirring harmonies of Ladysmith Black Mambazo illuminate "Homeless" and "Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes." The element of humour in the latter is echoed in "You Can Call Me Al," a hit single. The lyrics are finely crafted and the result is a structure of impeccable proportions. There are angels in the architecture.