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On November 18, 1999, Sahm was found dead in his hotel room. Local authorities determined it to be a death by natural causes, but an autopsy was ordered. The results of the autopsy determined that Sahm died of arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease, described as a heart attack.
Ebenfalls 1994 wurde Sahms Album The Last Real Texas Blues Band, eine erneute Hommage an den Texas Blues eines T-Bone Walker, für den Grammy nominiert. Doug Sahm starb am 18. November 1999 während eines Aufenthalts in Taos, New Mexico in seinem Hotelzimmer an einem Herzinfarkt.
The Associated Press reported. He was 58 and lived in Austin. A Taos police spokesman said he appeared to have died of natural causes. An autopsy was ordered. Mr. Sahm had been making music...
22. Nov. 1999 · 11:58 PM. The death of veteran Tex-Mex guitarist/songwriter Doug Sahm on Nov. 18 was caused by heart disease, Reuters reported. His body was sent to his native Texas for burial following an...
19. Nov. 1999 · dead Thursday in a New Mexico hotel. He was 58. Sahm's body was discovered in a Taos, N.M., hotel room about 12:45 p.m., according to the Taos Police Department. Though no cause of death...
20. Nov. 1999 · He was 58. Sahm’s body was discovered Thursday afternoon in a room at the Kachina Lodge, said a Taos police spokesman, who said he apparently died of natural causes. An autopsy was ordered....
21. Nov. 1999 · Doug Sahm, of the Grammy-winning Tex-Mex group the Texas Tornados, was found dead in a motel in Taos, New Mexico on Thursday, November 18. He appeared to have died of natural causes, possibly a heart attack, Taos police said. Sahm was 58.
