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Subject: OBIT: Doug Sahm (Sir Douglas)has died From: Mike Billo Date: 20 Nov 99 - 05:36 PM The San Antonio Express-news reports that Tex-Mex rocker Doug Sahm died yesterday at 58 of an apparent heart attack. I always liked his simple approach to rock 'n roll. I thought he was a very underrated fellow. he will be missed |
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Subject: RE: Doug Sahm (Sir Douglas)has died From: RWilhelm Date: 20 Nov 99 - 06:54 PM He will be missed here too. He always went his own way. Whenever it seemed like he had disappeared he would pop up with some incredible music. |
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Subject: RE: Doug Sahm (Sir Douglas)has died From: Bobby Bob, Ellan Vannin Date: 20 Nov 99 - 07:46 PM The Mendocino album was full of very good Doug Sahmisms. I always loved "She' s About a Mover" when Sir Douglas emerged, but 'Mendocino' particularly had it all - not least the Augie Meyer organ riffs. Shee Yee er yn annym echey. Bobby Bob |
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Subject: RE: Doug Sahm (Sir Douglas)has died From: Stewie Date: 20 Nov 99 - 08:34 PM I reckon his music was great, particularly the early albums. The writer in the old 'Rolling Stone Record Guide' summed it up well: 'Doug Sahm is a walking encyclopedia of Texas music - blues, country, western swing, vintage rock n' roll, cajun, R&B, even Mexican border music - all of which is melted into a bright, pulsating sound nobody else has ever matched'. Vale Sir Doug. |
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