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Doug Sahm - the Sir Douglas Quintet & The Texas Tornadoes - Compilation

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Douglas Wayne Sahm (November 6, 1941 - November 18, 1999), was a child prodigy in country music and proficient on dozens of instruments.  Born in San Antonio, Texas, he became a significant figure in blues, rock, and other genres. Today Sahm is considered one of the most important figures in what is identified as Tejano music. He was the founder and leader of the 1960s rock and roll band The Sir Douglas Quintet, and later with Augie Meyers, Freddy Fender, and Flaco Jimenez, became known as The Texas Tornadoes.


Doug Sahm - Tex-Mex & Sir Douglas Quintet Fest: 
18 tracks featuring or regarding the SDQ lead singer. 
With special guests Bob Dylan, and The Grateful Dead.  Y'all don't know Amos Garrett, but you should--and I'll take care of it.

1. 96 Tears/ Wooly Bully - Sir Douglas Quintet, Fatso’s, Arlington, TX, 03/28/92
2. Across the Borderline - Freddy Fender with Ry Cooder (date not known)
3. In The Pines - Sir Douglas Quintet - 1965
4.Just Like A Woman - The Amos Garrett-Doug Sahm-Gene Taylor Band, 1987, Edmonton, Canada - Doug Sahm (vocals/guitar/organ/dobro), Amos Garrett (lead guitar), Gene Taylor (piano), Kit Johnson (bass), Michelle Josef (drums)
5. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues - Bob Dylan & Doug Sahm (vocal/guitar), Austin Music Hall, Austin, TX, 11-5-95
6. Tom Thumb's Blues - Sir Douglas Quintet, The Whiskey, Los Angeles, 1983
7. Love Minus Zero/No Limit, 1998 or '99, from 'The Return of Wayne Douglas,' - Doug Sahm (vocals, 12 string guitar), Augie Meyers (organ), Bobby Flores (fiddle), Tommy Delamore (steel guitar), Clay Baker (acoustic guitar)
8. Lucille - The Last Real Texas Blues Band with Roy Head (vocals), Gypsy Tea Room, Dallas, TX, 05-09-98
9. Who’ll Be the Next in Line/ That'll be the day - Doug Sahm & The Texas Mavericks, aka “Speedy’s Juke Box,” The Hole In the Wall (Austin), 05-22-86, Doug Sahm (guitar + vocals), Alvin Crow (guitar + vocals), John X. Reed (lead guitar), Speedy Sparks (bass), and Frosty Bartholomew (drums)
10. The Rains Came - Sir Douglas Quintet - Doug Sahm / Rocky Morales / Augie Meyers / Luis Ortega, Antone's, Austin, TX, 08-14-84
11. To Ramona - Texas Tornadoes, 1992
12. To Ramona - Sir Douglas Quintet, Fatso’s Arlington, TX, 3/28/92
13. Treat Her Right - The Last Real Texas Blues Band with Roy Head (vocals), Gypsy Tea Room, Dallas, TX, 05-09-98
14. San Antone - Doug Sahm & Band - 0ctober 1972, New York, Doug Sahm (vocals) Bob Dylan (b/up vocals/guitar & organ).
15. She's About a Mover - Bob Dylan, 6-15-06, Portland, OR
16. She's About a Mover - Bob Dylan with Doug Sahm (vocal), Edmonton, Canada - 8-24-88
17 She's About a Mover - SDQ, Club Foot, Austin, TX, 1983
18. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - Doug Sahm & Friends, Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin, TX, (11-23-72), Doug Sahm - Vocals, Guitar / Jerry Garcia - Steel / Phil Lesh - Bass / Bill Kreutzmann - Drums / Leon Russell - Keyboards & Guitar / Mary Egan - Fiddle