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Augie Meyers I Know I Could Be Happy If Myself Wasn’t Here

Richard Ludmerer americana, augie myers, cd reviews, making a Scene, Tex-Mex February 28, 2019

Augie Meyers I Know I Could Be Happy If Myself Wasn’t Here El Sendero Records In 1965 Doug Sahm formed “The Sir Douglas Quintet” with childhood friend Augie Meyers. The band had a top twenty hit with “She’s About a Mover”. They were busted for pot in Texas, moved to San Francisco and re-formed with […]

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Review: The Mavericks – “Mono”

Rhetta Akamatsu Mmono, Roots muic country, Tex-Mex, The Mavericks August 17, 2015

The Mavericks are a party band. They define everything there is to say about “feel-g99d” music. Aside from that, while they are usually classified as country, they are a marvelous mix of roots music, with heavy doses of Latin, rockabilly and Tex-Mex. On the new album, Mono, things get started with “All Night Long,” with […]

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