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25. Apr. 2024 · This collection provides 12 newly recorded tracks by varied artists performing the music of legendary bands associated with Mouse’s artwork. The set opens with the ghost of Doug Sahm on his classic “Mendocino,” as originally performed by his Sir Douglas Quintet & rendered here with equal exuberance & skill by his son Shawn Sahm.
14. Apr. 2024 · Doug Sahm song. Dan's intro and solo are beyond compare. Dan's intro and solo are beyond compare. That would be my old pal Tommy Detamore in Floresville, Texas playing the amazing steel on that track.
2. Mai 2024 · Donnie Fritts recorded the song on his debut album ‘Prone To Lean’. The album was recorded for the newly formed Atlantic Records Country Music Division in 1974, and was produced by Jerry Wexler and Kris Kristofferson and is of a piece with Doug Sahm’s ‘Doug Sahm And Band’ and Willie Nelson’s two Atlantic albums.
5. Mai 2024 · The Uncle Tupelo cover of “Give Back the Key to My Heart” holds a special significance in the history of the song. Originally written and performed by Doug Sahm, a pioneer of outlaw country, Uncle Tupelo’s rendition pays homage to Sahm’s enduring influence on the genre.
1. Mai 2024 · Crazy Crazy Feelin' — Doug Sahm + Baby, What's On Your Mind — Doug Sahm- 1961-62 (Bb est.) Personality (N.Y.) 3504 [45] Crazy, Crazy Feelin' — Doug Sahm & The Spirits: 1049 : Baby, What's On Your Mind — Doug Sahm & The Spirits: 1050 : 1962/July (Bb est.) Renner (Texas) RR-226 [45] Just Because — Doug Sahm: B : Two Hearts In Love ...
1. Mai 2024 · The late, great Doug Sahm's albums for Atlantic and Warner Bros. , from 1973 and 1974. 'Doug Sahm And Band' features, amongst others, Dr. John, Bob Dylan, David Bromberg and Flaco Jimenez. 'Texas Tornado' includes some of the same musicians on 'Band' with Arif Marden and Jerry Wexler sharing the production role. 'Groovers Paradise' has an ex-Creedence Clearwater rhythm section of Doug Clifford ...
1. Mai 2024 · Hailing from the outskirts of Austin, Biram’s sound is deeply influenced by his Texas roots, taking cues from iconic artists like Doug Sahm and Roky Erickson. He reflects on his musical upbringing, saying, “My dad used to play sax at home. My uncles were in a band together, strumming their guitars. Guitars and pianos were just always around.”
