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Doug Sahm. Douglas Wayne Sahm (* 6. November 1941 in San Antonio, Texas; † 18. November 1999 in Taos, New Mexico) war ein US-amerikanischer Country-, Blues- und Rockmusiker. Er gilt als wichtigste Figur des sogenannten Tex-Mex -Stils und war vor allem bekannt als Leader des Sir Douglas Quintet und später der Texas Tornados .
13. Juni 2023 · Sahm sang mit Farrar auf dem letzten Uncle Tupelo-Album Anodyne (1993), als sie eine außergewöhnliche Interpretation seines Klassikers „Give Back The Key To My Heart“ aufnahmen. Und so beginnt und endet „Day Of The Doug“ mit persönlichen Nachrichten, die Sahm auf dem Anrufbeantworter des Son Volt-Leaders hinterlassen hat.
When did Uncle Tupelo release Anodyne (Reissue)? Album Credits. Featuring Doug Sahm & Joe Ely. Producers Brian Paulson. Writers Dale Hawkins, Doug Sahm, Jay Farrar & 4 more. Acoustic Guitar Jeff ...
22. Mai 2023 · Sahm sang with Farrar on the final Uncle Tupelo album, Anodyne (1993), as they recorded an exceptional rendition of his classic song “Give Back the Key to My Heart.” Day Of The Doug opens and closes with personal messages left by Sahm on the Son Volt leader’s answering machine. “It's like reconnecting with a hero,” Farrar says. “And ...
24. Juni 2023 · That’s the premise behind Day of the Doug, a tribute to the late — and legendary — Texas troubadour Doug Sahm. While Son Volt is universally recognized as one of the forebears of the modern Americana movement, founder Jay Farrar considered Sahm his hero and even shared a personal connection when Sahm guested on the Uncle Tupelo album Anodyne .
11. März 2003 · Notes. Original album (tracks 1–12) released 1993-10-05 as Sire/Reprise #45424. Tracks 13–15 are previously unissued outtakes from the album sessions, which was recorded entirely live at Cedar Creek Recording in Austin, Texas, in May and June 1993. Originally mastered at Masterdisk in New York City. Tracks 16–17: Recorded live at the Vic ...
3. Okt. 2023 · It’s best to say it straightaway: Jay Farrar is a legend. Along with Jeff Tweedy of Wilco, he co-founded the critically acclaimed band Uncle Tupelo during the late 1980s in the middle American locale of Belleville, Illinois, which is part of the greater St. Louis area. Frequently credited with launc
