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Tracks
- Are Inlaws Really Outlaws? (Sahm)
- Sell A Song (Sahm)
- Song Of Everything (Sahm)
- Can You Dig My Vibrations (Sahm)
- I'm Glad For Your Sake (But I'm Sorry for Mine) (Sahm)
- Whole Lotta Peace Of Mind (Sahm)
- You Never Get Too Big and You Sure Don't Get Too Heavy That You Don't Have To Stop And Pay Some Dues Sometime (Sahm)
Extra tracks on 2002 CD release;
- Linda Lou (Sharpe)
- Soulful Woman (Sahm)
- To Many Docile Minds (Hall)
Musicians
- Doug Sahm - fiddle, guitar, vocals
- Wayne Talbert - piano
- George Rains - drums
- Whitney Freeman - bass
- Bill Atwood - trumpet
- Martin Fierro - tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, flute
- Terry Henry - saxophone
- Mel Martin - baritone saxophone
- Frank Morin - saxophone
- Lee Charlton - special sound effects
- Hewlett Crist - harps
Credits
- Producer - Doug Sahm
- Arranger - Doug Sahm and the Amigos De Musica
- Engineer - Jay 'Mark' Snyder
- Recorded in San Francisco, June 1968
- Head of Art - Charles Winans
Related releases
Finally released on CD in 2002.
One single was released in conjunction with this LP;
- Are Inlaws Really Outlaws? / Sell A Song, Sir Douglas Quintet, 1968, Smash 2169
I'm Glad for Your Sake (But I'm Sorry for Mine), You Never Get Too Big And You Sure Don't Get Too Heavy, That You Don't Have To Stop And Pay Some Dues Sometime and Song of Everything
were included on;
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