Cisco Pike

[woodstockgeneration]

You've got a very groovy Dad.

[pfordsq]

Shandon , I wish I could see this movie all the way thru , but , of course , I love all your Dad's raps. "That California thang don't GIT IT , man!". Of course , The SDQ and The Elevators had a lot to do with why California DID get it...and claim it for their own.

Saw Shawn with The Tornados , recently. TOO MUCH !!!

[gryfrst56]

Hey Shandon did I ever tell you I went with my mom to a private screening of Cisco Pike before it was released? Pretty good movie. C-ya soon bro. Oh yea I think Karen Black was KK's girlfriend in that. WOWZERS

[MrBlodsven]

First time I even heard of Doug Sahm was when I bought the LP "Doug Sahm and Band" around 1975, because I was a big fan of Bob Dylan. I became a fan at once. As a swede I was lucky to seen him a couple of times in Sweden. I´ve got most of his CDs today, and I`m sure do miss your great dad.....

[Ningun]

Love your dad's work. Forgot about this. Thanks

[zoe88zoe]

hey! I met your dad in Stockholm, Sweden in the early ninetees. A great man. We talked. I saw him play. It was a great nite. I work as a dj and lately I´ve been playing his version of the blues classic I´m a man. God bless him. Peace & love/björn

[Portous]

Two very cool cats in one cool flick. Always got one of your dad's albums spinning on my stereo. Thanks for the post!

[wilbur45]

Saw your Dad perform @ the Last Chance Saloon in Poughkeepsie, NY about 1977. He played guitar, fiddle & piano that night & sang even though he had a sore throat. I was sitting alone at the bar having lunch a few weeks b4 the gig when the phone rang & the owner turned & said do ya think anybody would come to see Doug Sahm? I said hell yeah! If I wasnt there he might not have booked it.

[marcdarn]

Shawn, lpved your dad, love your stuff too, the new CD "Esta Bueno", well, tie wayno, m'hijo!

[mrtwang32]

"CISCO PIKE" is a very good and underrated movie, with Harry Dean Stanton, Karen Black, Gene Hackman, Kris and DOUG SAHM in a cameo, as well as the Sir Douglas Quintet 's "Michoacan" over the opening credits. See it!

[myrth70]

great stuff! your dad's music still moves us all. thank you for sharing this clip!

[Subhuman80]

Whoa..Deer..de..deeer...deer..­Man!

[gittahfiend]

Your Dad ROCKED !! God bless you and your brother.

[zangfred]

I met him in toronto at the horseshoe tavern, he was a terrific guy who really loved his fans. The best live rock n roll show I ever saw!

[kanniballken]

terrific to see this posting.Oh bring back the sixties when dealin was an honourable proffesion

[PaulTettam]

she's about a mover.

[kjp360]

Awesome

[misisipimike]

Doug Sahm is the country soul man, and a hero to this bumpkin trying to keep it real in the Bay Area. Thanks for posting this

[puertodeluna]

I saw "Sir Douglas" play at a beer and pizza joint (Armadillo World Headquarters) in Austin, Summer of 1972. I wonder if soon to be famous, Freddy Fender and Flaco Jimenez were playing with him that day?

[cardyology]

I watched Cisco last night, having last seen it 10 years ago. Amazing, amazing film, who is your dad?

[tarmadilo]

I've been a fan of your Dad since I snagged a copy of "Sir Doug and Band" out of the cutout bin for a buck back in about 1978. Only got to see him once (with the Texas Tornados), but damn, that was a good show! Thanks for posting this stuff!!!

[dogstesti]

I watched Cisco Pike again last week, a great film of the 70s which isn't as known as it ought to be. A real cult film with naturalistic performances & memorable scenes/dialogue like this. It was KK's first film I think.

[jaundicedi]

Met your dad in '70. One of the nicest men in music. He will be missed

[1musiclvr]

Your Dad brought a lot of happiness to a lot of people

with his beautiful music. I was so thrilled to see him

live in San Diego when Mendocino was getting played

like crazy on the radio. I fell in love with that song

instantly and must've bought 5 or 6 45's over the

years. He left this earth way to early.