SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET The Return Of Doug Saldaña LP PHILIPS 1971 US orig+promo
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SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET
AUGIE MEYER, DOUG SAHM, JACK BARBER, JIM STALLINGS, J.P. PEREZ
ROCKY MORALES, LEONIDAS BAETY, ATTWOOD ALLEN
British Invasion-styled rockers who transitioned into roots music
thanks to their maverick leader, Doug Sahm
"THE RETURN OF DOUG SALDAÑA"
1971 LP PHILIPS RECORDS STEREO PHS 600-353
PRINTED IN U.S.A. ORIGINAL + PROMOTIONAL COPY
SINGLE SLEEVE
THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)
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LABEL: PHILIPS - WHITE LABEL - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: PHS 600-353
Catalog on labels: PHS-600-353 (Side 1 / Side 2)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): PHS600353A- M1
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): PHS600353B- M1
Other / Runout (on both sides, Etched): PR
On labels: PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE
Produced by Doug Sahm with help from Heuy P. Meaux and Doyle Jones
rim text reads "Manufactured and distributed by Mercury Record Productions, Inc."
On front cover: Notes by Doug Sahm, May 1971
Mercury........Printed in U.S.A.
On back cover: All selections by Doug Sahm, Douglas Sahm Music Co., (BMI) except where indicated
tracklisting
Side A: PREACH WHAT YOU LIVE, LIVE WHAT YOU PREACH
SHE'S HUGGIN' YOU, BUT SHE'S LOOKIN' AT ME - KEEP YOUR SOUL
PAPA AIN'T SALTY - STONED FACES DON'T LIE
Side B: ME AND MY DESTINY - WASTED DAYS, WASTED NIGHTS
THE RAILPAK DUN DONE IN THE DEL MONTE
OH LORD, PLEASE LET IT RAIN IN TEXAS - THE GYPSY
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RECORD NEAR EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG+ (please, see pictures and read above description)
Since the Sir Douglas Quintet's records were so consistently satisfying and worked such a similar territory -- a loose-limbed, freewheeling eclecticism that encompassed rock & roll, blues, country, and R&B in unequal measures at varying times -- it can be hard drawing distinctions between their records. Certainly, there was a leap in quality and consistency when they moved to Smash, particularly after their tremendous Mendocino record, but each followed similar territory, with subtle shifts in either tone, subject, or music. Even so, their 1971's The Return of Doug Saldaña, is a special record that leapfrogs over the competition and arguably stands as their best record -- the best representation of their musical aesthetic, their richest collection of music, their best collection of songs. Part of its appeal is that it stretches beyond the signature Tex-Mex sound they laid down with Mendocino; there is no song that captures that wild, wide-open sound, complete with the simple chord changes and careening organ. No, here the Sir Douglas Quintet wind up emphasizing their musical roots. No other record by the Sir Douglas Quintet has such a consistently great set of songs or captures their ambition and skill as well as this, which is why it is arguably not only their finest record, but also one of the great lost records of its era, holding its own with the best of such similarly minded groups as the Band. A fantastic record that's just waiting to be discovered...(AllMusic)
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