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Perhaps most famous for his 1965 smash hit Wooly Bully, Domingo Samudio recorded as “Sam the Sham and The Pharaohs” in the 1960. Tired of being thought of as a novelty act, he
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Creating a visual identity with his turban, and a musical identity with his organ-fueled Tex-Mex rock and roll, Domingo Samudio earned a warm place in the heart of bar-band musicians everywhere. As Sam the Sham (a bit of self-deprecating humor about his vocal ability), he set the charts on fire with 1965’s “Wooly Bully,” a tune about his cat.
8 de sept. de 1991 · Though he still answers to Sam, he’s now Domingo Samudio--his given name when he was born in Dallas 54 years ago. Advertisement ... Samudio’s break from Sam the Sham came in 1973.
Explore Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. ... Domingo "Sam" Samudio. Group Members. Butch Gibson, David Martin, Domingo "Sam" Samudio, Jerry Patterson, Ray Stinnett. Related Artists All Related Artists. The Sir Douglas Quintet? & the Mysterians.
Sam the Sham and The Pharaohs. Soundtrack: Striking Distance. Sam the Sham and The Pharaohs were a 60s Tex-Mex rock 'n' roll band. The group was formed by lead singer Domingo "Sam" Samudio in 1961 in Dallas, Texas, USA. The other original members were Carl Medke, Russell Fowler, Omar "Big Man" Lopez, and Vincent Lopez. The original lineup only recorded one record which failed to sell.
More images. Real Name: Domingo Samudio. Profile: For songwriting, credited simply to ' Samudio ', please use his real name Domingo Samudio . For more info, see also Sam The Sham. Aliases: Domingo Samudio, Sam The Sham. Variations:
