Doug Sahm San Antonio Rock - The Harlem Recordings 1957-1961 (LP)

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(Norton) 16 tracks, Klappcover mit Labelabbildungen in Farbe - eine Monsterscheibe!*****... mehr

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Doug Sahm: San Antonio Rock - The Harlem Recordings 1957-1961 (LP)

(Norton) 16 tracks, Klappcover mit Labelabbildungen in Farbe - eine Monsterscheibe!*****
By the time the Sir Douglas Quintet tore up the charts in 1965 with She's About A Mover, main mover Doug Sahm - the late, great Doug Sahm - had already logged a ten year career on the lively bandstands of San Antonio, Texas. 'San Antonio Rock' represents Sahm's first rock'n'roll recordings, culled from the vaults of the local Harlem, Warrior and Satin labels, and includes the 1960 local hit Why Why Why. This long awaited pre-Quintet definitive 1957-61 roundup (featuring all of Doug's early 45's and demos, as well as rare sides with Sahm as a sideman) represents an overlooked and vital chapter in the truly illustrious career of one of the key figures in Texas music. Lush packaging features indepth interviews, bio info, photos, session data.(See also 45NR089)
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'Album Of The Week!' - New York Times

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Interpret: Doug Sahm
Albumtitel: San Antonio Rock - The Harlem Recordings 1957-1961 (LP)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Norton Records
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Plattengröße LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0731253027413
Gewicht in Kg: 0.3

Sahm, Doug - San Antonio Rock - The Harlem Recordings 1957-1961 (LP) LP 1
01	Crazy Daisy	Doug Sahm
02	If You Ever Need Me	Doug Sahm
03	Sapphire	Doug Sahm
04	Just A Moment	Doug Sahm
05	Whirlaway	Doug Sahm
06	Why Why Why	Doug Sahm
07	Slow Down	Doug Sahm
08	Baby Tell Me	Doug Sahm
09	Crazy Daisy	Doug Sahm
10	Can't Believe You Wanna Leave	Doug Sahm
11	More And More	Doug Sahm
12	Sapphire	Doug Sahm
13	Just A Moment	Doug Sahm
14	Rock-Tick-Tock	Doug Sahm
15	I Feel Like Rockin'	Doug Sahm
16	Sweetmeats	Doug Sahm

Doug Sahm and Band Gonna Be Easy With 'And Band,' Doug Sahm pretty much... mehr

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"Doug Sahm"

Doug Sahm and Band

Gonna Be Easy

With 'And Band,' Doug Sahm pretty much abandoned the psychedelic trappings of his Mercury years. True, the last couple of Mercury LPs had downplayed the trippiness, but 'And Band' set him upon the course that he would follow the rest of his life as he explored the deep roots of Texas music in honky tonk, western swing, Conjunto, and electric blues. Others did this, but none as well. Sahm's gift was to blend it all so unselfconsciously.

Judging by the profusion of remaindered copies that populated cut-out bins for years, Atlantic expected big things of 'Doug Sahm and Band,' but the expectations went unfulfilled. It peaked at #125 on the Top 200 albums. It's Gonna Be Easy shone the spotlight on Atwood Allen, who'd been in Sahm's orbit for years. Apparently, Allen was on the Playboy After Dark show where Sahm sung Mendocino, but looked so ungainly he had to sing off-camera. Working for Mission Ice Co. in San Antonio, music wasn't his full-time career, but his sweet high tenor sounded good with Sahm, and more to the point he could follow Sahm's idiosyncratic phrasing. Bob Dylan liked Atwood, too, and brought him onto the Rolling Thunder Revue when it touched down in San Antonio. Allen died in San Antonio a couple of years after Sahm. It's Gonna Be Easy is his best-known song. In other hands, it could have been a country hit, maybe even a soft rock hit.

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