This basic discography is designed for the average collector and lists every major recording along with the [country] of original release. In some instances this is followed by secondary listings of major variations. Note that US labels often issued or licensed copies for release in Canada, the UK, Europe, Australia, etc. Also, records on the Sonet label may be from Sweden, the UK or other countries. Some albums and singles may have minor label or cover differences as they were repressed or reprinted. Some dates are approximate.

Coming soon: Album track listings plus cover art.

Items in Red are on my Want List.

• 78 rpm Single
• 45 rpm Singles
• Related 45s
• EPs
• Related EPs

78 rpm Single

• 1955 - A Real American Joe b/w Rollin' Rollin' (Sarg 113) [US]
  Released under the name "Little Doug."

  45 rpm Singles

• 1955 - A Real American Joe b/w Rollin' Rollin' (Sarg 113) [US]
  Released under the name "Little Doug" and includes a biography/press release entitled "Program Patter On Little Doug" which was printed on yellow paper. It was reissued in 1975 on thinner vinyl and with the "Program Patter" printed on white paper.
• 1958 - Crazy Daisey b/w If You Ever Need Me (Warrior 507) [US]
• 1959 - Crazy Daisey b/w Can't Believe You Wanna Leave (Satin 100) [US]
• 1960 - Why Why Why b/w If You Ever Need Me (Harlem 107) [US]
  Reissued in 1973 without group credits on the label. Also:
  • 1964 - Reissued as (Swingin' 625) [US]
• 1960 - Baby Tell Me b/w Sapphire (Harlem 108) [US]
  There is also a DJ (or test) pressing on gold vinyl.
• 1960 - Slow Down b/w More And More (Harlem 113) [US]
• 1961 - Sapphire b/w Just A Moment (Harlem 116) [US]
  This title appears in several discographies, but was never actually released.
• 1961 - Sapphire b/w Just A Moment (Cobra 116) [US]
• 1961 - Makes No Difference b/w Big Hat (Renner 212) [US]
  There is also a DJ promo on red vinyl.
• 1961 - Baby What's On Your Mind b/w Crazy Crazy Feeling (Renner 215) [US]
  There is also a DJ promo on red vinyl.
  • 1964 - Reissued as (Personality 3504) [US]
• 1962 - Just Because b/w Two Hearts In Love (Renner 226) [US]
  • 1964 - Reissued as (Cobra 216) [US]
    
• 1963 - Cry b/w Little Angel (Renner 232) [US]
• 1963 - Lucky Me b/w A Year Ago Today (Renner 240) [US]
• 1964 - Mister Kool b/w Bill Beaty (Renner 247) [US]
• 1964 - Cry b/w Down The Pike (Soft 1031) [US]
  Side A is a re-issue of Renner 232; Side B is an instrumental, not by Doug Sahm.
• 1964 - Sugar Bee b/w Blue Norther (Pacemaker 260) [US]
• 1964 - She's About A Mover b/w We'll Take Our Last Walk Tonight (Tribe 8308) [US]
• 1964 - The Tracker b/w Blue Norther (Tribe 8310) [US]
• 1965 - Wine Wine Wine b/w Joey's Guitar (PIC 1) [US]
  Released under the band name "The Devons." "Joey's Guitar" is a tribute to Joey Long, the legendary Houston guitar player who inspired many other South Texas musicians.
• 1965 - The Story Of John Hardy b/w In Time (Tribe 8312) [US]
• 1965 - The Rains Came b/w Bacon Fat (Tribe 8314) [US]
• 1965 - Quarter To Three b/w She's Gotta Be Boss (Tribe 8317) [US]
• 1966 - She's About A Mover b/w The Rains Came (London DL 20888) [West Germany]
• 1966 - Beginning Of The End b/w Love Don't Treat Me Fair (Tribe 8318) [US]
• 1966 - She Digs My Love b/w When I Sing The Blues (Tribe 8321) [US]
• 1966 - It's A Man Down There b/w 4 A.M. (Teardrop 3074) [US]
  Released under the name "Him."
• 1966 - Wine, Wine, Wine b/w Joey's Guitar (Pic One 111) [US]
  Released as the "Devons."
• 1968 - Are Inlaws Really Outlaws b/w Sell A Song (Smash 2169) [US]
• 1969 - Mendocino b/w I Wanna Be Your Mama Again (Smash 2191) [US]
  
• 1969 - It Didn't Even Bring Me Down b/w Lawd I'm Just A Country Boy (Smash 2222) [US]
  • (Smash DJS-29) [US]
    Promo copy with both mono and stereo versions.
• 1969 - Dynamite Woman b/w Too Many Dociled Minds (Smash 2233) [US]
  • (Smash DJS-35) [US]
    Special DJ version with "Dynamite Woman" only.
• 1969 - At The Crossroads b/w Texas Me (Smash 2253) [US]
  • (Smash DJS-39)
    Promo copy.
• 1970 - Nuevo Loredo b/w I Don't Wanna Go Home (Smash 2259) [US]
  • (Smash DJS-44)
    Promo copy.
• 1970 - Nuevo Loredo b/w Texas Me (Mercury 127 494 MCF) [West Germany]
• 1970 - Mendocino b/w Dynamite Woman (Mercury 6167 952) [West Germany]
• 1970 - Mendocino b/w She's About A Mover (Mercury 6817 062) [Holland]
• 1970 - Be Real b/w I Don't Wanna Go Home (Mercury 73098) [US]
  Released under the name "Wayne Douglas."
• 1971 - What About Tomorrow? b/w A Nice Song (Philips 40676 w/picture sleeve) [US]
• 1971 - Catch The Man On The Rise b/w Pretty Flower (Philips 40687) [US]
  DJ promo only release.
• 1972 - Me And My Destiny b/w Wasted Days, Wasted Nights (Philips 40708) [US]
• 1972 - Michoacan b/w West Side Blues (Mercury 73257) [US]
  
• 1972 - Michoacan b/w Stoned Faces Don't Lie (Philips 6051 021 w/picture sleeve) [Holland]
  The A side is taken from the Sir Douglas Quintet's appearance in the film Cisco Pike.
• 1973 - (Is Anybody Goin' To) San Antone? b/w Don't Turn Around (Atlantic 2946) [US]
• 1973 - Nitty Gritty b/w I'm Just Tired Of Getten Burned (Atlantic 2965) [US]
• 1973 - Texas Tornado b/w Blue Horizon (Atlantic 2985) [US]
• 1974 - Groover's Paradise b/w Girls Today (Don't Like To Sleep Alone) (Warner Bros. 7819) [US]
• 1974 - If You Really Want Me To I'll Go b/w Hot Tomato Man (Crazy Cajun 2004) [US]
• 1975 - Roll With The Punches b/w I'm Not That Kat Anymore (Casablanca 0828) [US]
• 1976 - Cowboy Peyton Place b/w I Love The Way You Love (ABC-Dot 17656) [US]
• 1976 - Henrietta b/w Country Groove (Texas Re-Cord Co. 108) [US]
• 1976 - Cryin' Inside Sometimes b/w I'm Missing You (ABC-Dot 17674) [US]
• 1976 - El Paso Train b/w Ain't Nothing Wrong With You (American Pla-Boy 1980) [US]
• 1981 - Sheila Tequila b/w Down On The Border (Chrysalis 102779 w/picture sleeve) [US]
• 1981 - Sheila Tequila b/w Wooley Bully (Live) (Chrysalis SDQ-DJ-1) [US]
  DJ promo only.
• 1982 - Who Were You Thinking Of b/w Velma From Selma (Teardrop 3479) [US]
• 1982 - Love Taker b/w Life In The City (Teardrop 3480) [US]
• 1982 - I'm Not A Fool Anymore b/w Don't Fight It (Teardrop 3481) [US]
• 1982 - Who Were You Thinking Of b/w Village Girl (Sonet 2243) [UK]
• 1982 - Adios Mexico b/w If This Ain't Love (Sonet 2246) [UK]
• 1983 - Meet Me In Stockholm b/w Charisma Face (Sonet 10093) [Sweden]
• 1983 - I'm Not A Fool Anymore b/w Don't Fight It (Teardrop 3482 w/picture sleeve) [US]
• 1983 - Let's Don't Waste A Minute b/w Little Georgie Baker (Sonet 10116) [Sweden]
• 1984 - Viking Girl b/w Can't Go Back To Austin (Sonet 10129) [Sweden]
• 1984 - Every Breath You Take b/w Everybody Gets Lonely Sometimes (Sonet 2266) [UK]
• 1984 - Never Be A Saint b/w Everybody Gets Lonely (Sonet 10139) [Sweden]
• 1984 - Sleepwalk b/w Que Paso (Sonet VG 108 / 101934) [France]
• 1985 - The Ballad Of The Wasa b/w I Wanna Fall In Love Again (Sonet 10171) [Sweden]
• 1986 - Mendocino b/w She's About A Mover (Collectables COL 4253) [US]
• 1987 - Will You Love Me Mañana b/w Whiter Shade Of Pale (Kevin Kat Records KKR-116)
  Released under the name "Sir Doug Saldaña."
• 1987 - Just Let Her Go b/w Brown Eyed Girl (New Rose 89) [France]
• 1987 - Just Let Her Go b/w Mother-In-Law Blues
• 1987 - Just Like A Woman b/w Queen Of The Okanagan (Stony Plain) [Canada]
  Released as "The Amos Garrett - Doug Sahm - Gene Taylor Band."
• 199? - Mendocino b/w Double Shot Of My Baby's Love [by The Swingin' Medallions] (Smash)

  Related 45s

  Don Goldie With The Sir Douglas Quintet:

• 1966 - We'll Take Our Last Walk Tonight b/w Walking The Streets (Teardrop 3070) [US]

  Amigos De Musica Band:

• 1970 - Cut Across Shorty b/w Oh Happy Day (Fontana Records 45 F-1657) [US]
  Although not credited on the label, Sahm supposedly produced this record and may play on it, as well.

  Louie and the Lovers:

• 1970 - I Know You Know b/w Driver Go Slow (Epic 5-10616) [US]
  Produced by Doug Sahm.
• 1973 - Caribbean (Atlantic 45-2972 / ST-A-26541 SP)
  The same song is on both sides, one in Mono, the other in Stereo. Produced by Jerry Wexler, Tom Dowd and Doug Sahm.
• 1973 - El Paso (Atco)
  A two-sided single, one in Mono, the other in Stereo. Produced by Doug Sahm, Tex Wex (Jerry Wexler), and Tom Mix (Tom Dowd).

  Rocky and the Border Kings:

• 1972 - Michoacan b/w Gulf Of Mexico (Epic 10901) [US]
  Kim Fowley and the Quintet (minus Doug Sahm).

  Atwood The Electric Iceman:

• 1972 - Michoacan b/w Bossier City (UNI 55216) [US]
  Atwood Allen and the Quintet.

  Roky Erikson:

• 1976 - Red Temple Prayer (Two-Headed Dog) b/w Starry Eyes (Mars Records 1000)
  Produced and with guest appearance by Doug Sahm.

  Augie Meyers:

• 1977 - High Texas Rider b/w Memories (Texas Re-Cord 103)
• 1977 - Why Don't We Make Love Like We Used To b/w Just Because (Texas Re-Cord 106)
  Augie Meyers and Domingo Saldivar.
• 1977 - Down In Mexico b/w The Sun Shines Down On Me In Texas (Texas Re-Cord 107)
• 1977 - I Would Like To See You Again b/w Wedding Bells (Texas Re-Cord 121)

  Other 45's on Augie Meyers' Texas Re-Cord Company label:

• 1977 - Randy MacDonald, "Strings" b/w "Early Morning Rain" (Texas Re-Cord 104)
• 1977 - Sweet Trifles, "Tule's Blues" b/w "Mama Used To Hum" (Texas Re-Cord 105)
• 1977 - Carol Meyers, "Meet Me In Seguin" b/w "Where I Belong" (Texas Re-Cord 119)
• 1977 - Carol Meyers, "Bitter They Are, Harder They Fall" b/w "Silver Wings" (Texas Re-Cord 120)

  Shawn Sahm & Prezence:

• 1983 - Life In The City b/w Love Taker (Teardrop 3480) [US]
  Produced by Doug Sahm, who also plays keyboards.

  EPs

• 1965 - She's About A Mover + 3 (London RE U 10.10171) [France]
  Also includes the songs "We'll Take Our Last Walk Tonight," "The Tracker," and "Blue Norther."
• 196? - 21 Original Sounds (Take 6 T6-2025) [Stereo] [US]
  Six song "Little Version 45 EP" includes "She's About A Mover" by the SDQ.
• 1969 - Mendocino + 3 (Mercury 26 012) [Portugal]
  Also includes the songs "It Didn't Even Bring Me Down," "Lawd I'm Just A Country Boy," and "I Wanna Be Your Mama Again."
• 1970 - Dynamite Woman + 3 (Mercury 26 016) [Portugal]
  Also includes the songs "If You Really Want Me To I'll Go," "Too Many Dociled Minds," and "At The Cross Roads."
• 1970 - Mendocino + 3 (Mercury PRA EP 115) [Australia]
  Also includes the songs "Dynamite Woman," "She's About A Mover," and "Quarter To Three."
• 1970 - Dynamite Woman + 3 (Mercury 6253 009) [Australia]
  Also includes the songs "What About Tomorrow?," "Mendocino," and "Nuevo Laredo."
• 1974 - Crazy Daisey + Sapphire b/w two songs by other artists (Bop-Tex 8002) [US]
  Bootleg of unreleased takes from the late 1950's.
• 1981 - Sheila Tequila + 3 (Chrysalis CHS-2504) [UK]
  Also includes the songs "Who'll Be The Next In Line," "Wooly Bully," and "She's About A Mover."

  Related EPs

  Shawn Sahm & Prezence:

• 1983 - Life In The City (Teardrop) [US]
  "Love Taker" and "Time Can't Erase" b/w "Life In The City" and "There's Nothing More I Need"
  Produced by Doug Sahm, who also plays keyboards.

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