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Title: Sam The Sham And The Pharaohs - Their Second Album
Year/Genre/Sub-Genre/City: 1965, Rock & Roll, Tex-Mex Garage Rock, Dallas, Texas 7/26
Matrix #: SE-4314
Condition: VG+ (LM) | Members: Sam S (37' - Alive), Ray S (44' - Alive), David M (N/A - N/A), Jerry P (N/A - N/A)
Cultural Facts:

1. Notable Myths: Sam the Sham’s turban-and-robe stage look made the band feel half garage-rock group, half cartoon troublemaker.
2. Studio Lore: Their Second Album keeps the party weird with organ-driven grooves, novelty hooks, Tex-Mex flavor, and the loose stomp that made “Wooly Bully” explode.
3. Scene Ecology: The Pharaohs sat right between frat rock, early garage punk, R&B, and borderland pop, making some of the strangest hit-radio rock of the mid-60s.