Head on over to Arthur Magazine for Dan Chamberlin’s piece on a bootleg and Sir Doug and The Texas Tornado’s 1976 record Texas Rock For Country Rollers. Definitely worth checking out.
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Head on over to Arthur Magazine for Dan Chamberlin’s piece on “headneck” music, which Chamberlin explains are “tunes beloved in equal measure to cowboys, hippies, bikers and all varieties of stoner hicks, country heads and longhaired rednecks”. He posts links to some incredible examples of said music, including a a bootleg recording of a 1972 Doug Sahm, Leon Russell, Jerry Garcia and Friends show in Austin, Texas and Sir Doug and The Texas Tornado’s 1976 record Texas Rock For Country Rollers. Definitely worth checking out.



