Live in Zurich, 1985

Ah, the Sir Douglas Quintet - Live in Zurich, 1985. A gem of a find that takes us back to the land of shoulder pads and neon lights. The Tex-Mex rockers deliver a rollicking performance that is as vibrant as a disco ball on a Saturday night. From the moment Doug Sahm's velvety voice croons through the speakers, you are transported to a world where cowboy boots and salsa dancing go hand in hand. The band's tight musicianship is on full display, with Augie Meyers' accordion adding a touch of Texan charm to each note. Tracks like "Mendocino" and "She's About a Mover" are given new life in this live setting, showcasing the band's ability to get the crowd moving and grooving. The energy is infectious, making you want to grab a margarita and join in on the fun. But what really sets this album apart is the banter between songs. Doug Sahm's wit and charm shine through, making you feel like you're right there in the audience, sharing a laugh with the band. So grab your cowboy hat and get ready to two-step the night away with Sir Douglas Quintet - Live in Zurich, 1985. It's a wild ride through the heart of Texas, with a little bit of Swiss flair thrown in for good measure. Yeehaw!