Augie Meyers CD: Santa Fe - Bear Family Records

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(2014/EL Sendero) 11 tracks (30:53), recorded between 1981-2007 and mastered by Jerry Tubb. digipac more

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Augie Meyers: Santa Fe

(2014/EL Sendero) 11 tracks (30:53), recorded between 1981-2007 and mastered by Jerry Tubb. digipac

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Interpret: Augie Meyers
Album titlle: Santa Fe
Genre Country
Label EL SENDERO RECORDS
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0888295161961
weight in Kg 0.1

Meyers, Augie - Santa Fe CD 1
01	Santa Fe	Augie Meyers
02	Something's Wrong	Augie Meyers
03	Crazy Heart	Augie Meyers
04	Borrow Me Some Money	Augie Meyers
05	Dreaming On	Augie Meyers
06	Counting Drops Of Rain	Augie Meyers
07	Came Into My Life	Augie Meyers
08	God Gave You To Me	Augie Meyers
09	Never Thought I'd Ever Fall In Love Again	Augie Meyers
10	Joints Really Jumping	Augie Meyers
11	I Did, You Did	Augie Meyers

Augie Meyers (1940–2026) Augie Meyers (1940–2026) A Voice of the Texas Sound With the passing... more

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"Augie Meyers"

Augie Meyers (1940–2026)

Augie Meyers (1940–2026)
A Voice of the Texas Sound
With the passing of Augie Meyers, the world of American roots music has lost one of its most distinctive voices. The San Antonio native, who died in March 2026 at the age of 85, helped shape the sound of Texas music for more than six decades.

Best known as the keyboard player and co-founder of the Sir Douglas Quintet, Meyers created one of the most recognizable sounds in rock and Tex-Mex music: the swirling tone of his Vox Continental organ. That unmistakable sound powered classics such as She’s About A Mover and Mendocino, records that brought the spirit of South Texas to international audiences in the 1960s.

Yet Meyers’ musical reach extended far beyond those hits. Together with his lifelong friend Doug Sahm, he helped forge a style that blended rock ’n’ roll, rhythm & blues, country, and the rich Mexican-American musical traditions of Texas. The result was a border-crossing sound that felt both timeless and completely original.

In later decades Meyers continued to celebrate that musical heritage as a member of the Texas Tornados, alongside Sahm, Flaco Jiménez, and Freddy Fender. The group carried Tex-Mex music to new generations and new audiences around the world. Meyers also remained an active recording artist and a sought-after studio musician, appearing on sessions for artists across the spectrum of American roots music.
Throughout it all, Augie Meyers remained deeply connected to the musical culture of his hometown. His playing carried the spirit of San Antonio’s dance halls, cantinas, and border-town rhythms into the wider world.

Augie Meyers was more than a keyboard player – he was a defining architect of the Texas Sound. His organ riffs, instantly recognizable and full of life, will continue to resonate wherever the music of the American Southwest is played.

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