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STOCKHOLM BROADCAST 1983 by SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET Compact Disc AACD0164 pre order

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STOCKHOLM BROADCAST 1983 
by SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET 
Compact Disc

 

AACD0164


 

Label: ALL ACCESS

DYNAMIC SDQ SHOW FROM THE SWEDISH CAPITAL IN 1983


  • DYNAMIC SDQ SHOW FROM THE SWEDISH CAPITAL IN 1983

  • Formed in San Antonio, TX, in 1964, the Sir Douglas Quintet were the brainchild of Doug Sahm, a veteran of the professional music

    scene who first sang on radio at the age of five. Best known for their 1965 hit single ‘She's About a Mover’, written by Sahm, the group

    were credited with incorporating Tex-Mex and Cajun styles into rock.

  • SDQ relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area in the mid-1960s and absorbed features of the nascent San Francisco Sound, including

    the loud and lush electric bass tone and freer percussion and guitar stylings.

  • In 1972, the group split up when Sahm contracted to produce a solo album. But Sahm and original member Augie Meyers continued to

    work together throughout the late 1970s, and re-joined with drummer Johnny Perez in 1980 for a reunion tour and album.

  • In 1983, Sahm and Meyers signed with the Swedish Sonet label and made several extensive European tours, which revitalized their

    careers. The single ‘Meet Me in Stockholm’ from their Midnight Sun LP went platinum and was one of the biggest-selling records everin Scandinavia. On 13th May ‘83 the reformed Quintet played at The Ritz in the Swedish capital, where they performed anextraordinary show that local fans went crazy for - and when the aforementioned hit single was played, the house was most definitely rocking.

  • Previously unreleased, this dynamic gig is now available for the first time on this new CD, serving as both a delight for SDQ and Doug Sahm fans, and as a tribute to the now sadly passed musical maverick and pioneering Doug Sahm, who slipped of this mortal coil inNovember 1999, following the great man’s suffering of a terminal heart attack in a New Mexico motel room.

1. Intro 0:50

2. Texas Tornado 2:46
3. She's About A Mover 3:58
4. At The Crossroads 4:49
5. It Was Fun While It Lasted 3:16
6. Dynamite Woman 3:18
7. Sugar Bee 4:40
8. (Is Anybody Goin' To) San Antone? 3:13
9. Wasted Days & Wasted Nights 3:25
10. T-Bone Shuffle 5:03
11. Little Georgie Baker 3:39
12. Sheila Tequila 2:38
13. Goin' Down To Mexico 3:15
14. Nuevo Laredo 2:50
15. Mendocino 3:25
16. Band Introduction 1:25
17. Meet Me In Stockholm 7:49