Buena Suerte, Señorita, 1996, Arista Said and Done, 1998, Virgin Records Arriba el Norte, 1998, Sound Records Sleepytown, 2002, Back Porch Records Squeeze Box King, 2003, Compadre Records Ya Volvi De La Guerra, 2009, Fiesta Records Flaco & Max: Legends & Legacies, 2014, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings Live albums One Night at Joey's (Live), 1999, Sony Records Compilations and re-releases El Rancho de la Ramalada, [release year unknown], Joey Records Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio y Más!, 1990, Arhoolie Un Mojado Sin Licencia and Other Hits From the 1960s, 1993, Arhoolie Flaco's First! (with Los Caminantes), 1995, Arhoolie 15 Exitos, 1995, Joey Records Best of Flaco Jiménez, 1999, Arhoolie Ultimo Tornado, 2001, Warner Bros. 20 Golden Hits, 2001, Hacienda Records Flaco's Favorites: 14 Fabulous Tracks, 2002, Fab14 Records Contiene Exitos, Prieta Case Se Me Olvido Otra Vez, 2003, Discos Ranchito Fiesta Del Rio, 2006, Fiesta Records Melodias, 2010, Joey Records Polkas y Mas..., 2010, Joey Records Featured on multi-artist compilation albums Tex-Mex Conjunto Classics, 1999, Arhoolie Singles Guest singles Participations 2007 : "My Name Is Buddy" (Nonesuch Records), by Ry Cooder, with Paddy Moloney, Van Dyke Parks, Mike & Pete Seeger, Bobby King & Terry Evans, Jim Keltner, Jacky Terrasson, Jon Hassell 1989 : Plays accordion on "New Pony" on the Orchestre Super Moth EP The World At Sixes And Sevens. Released on Rogue Records (12FMS 6–7). Awards and honors Between 1986 and 2015, Jiménez has won six Grammy Awards, including a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, plus an additional three nominations. In 1999, Jiménez was awarded the Billboard Latin Music Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2000, Jiménez won a Tejano Music Video of the Year award at the Tejano Music Awards for his song "De Bolon Pin Pon". In 2001, both Flaco and his brother Santiago were included among the first group of recipients of the Texas Medal of Arts in the folk arts category. Jiménez was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 31st Tejano Music Awards ceremony in 2011. In 2012, he received a National Heritage Fellowship awarded by the National Endowment of the Arts, which is the United States government's highest honor in the folk and traditional arts. In 2014, he received a Lifetime Achievement Award for Instrumentalist from the Americana Music Association. He received his plaque at the ceremony from longtime collaborator Ry Cooder, with whom he also performed at the event. Jiménez was one of five