How I got here is a long story, but I've spent much of the night listening to cassette tapes and youtube clips of the Texas Tornados and the Sir Dougl

KevinS

Senior Insider

• Nov 26, 2009

• #1

How I got here is a long story, but I've spent much of the night listening to cassette tapes and youtube clips of the Texas Tornados and the Sir Douglas Quintet.

Texas Tornados - Anybody Going to San Antone

Sir Douglas Quintet - Mendocino

My only thought is that if Voosh appreciates this then I'm OK. If not, I don't have a prayer of explaining it to anyone else.

Voosh, How am I doing?

 

JEK

Senior Insider

• Nov 26, 2009

• #2

Kevin,
It appears you caught Voosh is a rare sleep cycle.

 

Voosh

Senior Insider

• Nov 26, 2009

• #3

I mean really. How can you go wrong with Tex-Mex music? The Sir Douglas Quintet was pretty special. My favorite is "She's About A Mover." As for the Tornados, talk about a Tex-Mex superstar band.

Nice choices, as always, Kevin.


JEK,

Sleep? Interesting concept. I might give it a try in a spare moment.

 

KevinS

Senior Insider

• Nov 26, 2009

• #4

Sir Douglas Qunitet - She's About A Mover

 

Voosh

Senior Insider

• Nov 26, 2009

• #5

Thanks Kevin.

Just "scraped" it in. As I was viewing, Kathy walked by and said "What? Another oldies video?" I simply said - "You betcha."

Now, if I could only get all this recently updated software to convert it to wmv or mpg, like it used to...

 

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Biscuit

SBH Member

• Dec 1, 2009

• #6

Bob Dylan stated, "Look, for me right now there are three groups: Butterfield, The Byrds and the Sir Douglas Quintet."


From Youtube: Doug Sahm and the boys from episode 23 of Playboy After Dark. If you look closely, you will see Barbi Benton, Hef, and Sharon Tate dancing among others. A piece of history from the sixties.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_2OziFpIb8