I got this reissue from a local store in Colombia, and i'm glad to see a re-issue from a LP i think (and it's my personal opinion) is very overpriced in it's original version. The only reason this record is so expensive is it has 3 songs written and recorded by Dewell Narvaez and his Orquesta Narvaez, who was in it's greatest genius at those years. The 3 songs are Hambre (which is miswritten from "Hombre"), Camarón and Al Despertar. I listened to the rest of the record and as a jazz, salsa, afro-latin music listener, those Tex-Mex songs by Fender were simply insufferable to me. Those 3 Narvaez songs totally worth this re-issue, but not a 200 USD issue. Is also important to point out this re-issue costs 30 USD on Colombia, so, don't overpay for it!

Crawfish is covered by the banner on the back, blue letters under CRAZY CAJUN on front cover is one thing I've noticed that differ the original from the reissue.

I'm pretty certain I have an original pressing of this, acquired in a collection from some folks who lived in Odessa, Texas in the 70s and bought many new records at the time. How does the reissue differ from original? Not apparent in the photos?