Live Broadcast

Doug Sahm & Band

November 11, 1973 · Record Plant Sausalito

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Doug Sahm had already lived several careers by November 11, 1973. He'd fronted the Sir Douglas Quintet through the British Invasion, moved to San Francisco in the mid-1960s, scored a hit with "She's About a Mover," and that same year recorded Doug Sahm and Band for Atlantic alongside Bob Dylan and Dr. John. The Record Plant set that followed featured Augie Meyers on keyboards and Martin Fierro on horns, a Bay Area session veteran who'd go on to tour with the Grateful Dead. Sahm played both of his best-known songs, "She's About a Mover" and "Mendocino," twice each during the broadcast.

Session
Type
Live Broadcast
Date Recorded
November 11, 1973
Date Broadcast
November 11, 1973
Archive note

CENSUS 2026-05-31: Recording located and verified. Type: Soundboard (KSAN-FM 'Live From The Record Plant' broadcast). Excellent quality. Best source: full-show soundboard on YouTube (GNX3cipOgDQ). Setlist + provenance via sahmigo.com: Dealer's Blues / I'm Glad For Your Sake (But I'm Sorry For Mine) / Dallas Alice / Papa Ain't Salty / Nuevo Laredo / The Rains Came / (Is Anybody Goin' To) San Antone / Jole Blon / Linda Lu / At the Crossroads / She's About a Mover / Lucille / Send Me Some Lovin' / Mendocino / Song of Everything / She's About a Mover #2 / Mendocino #2. Personnel: Doug Sahm (guitar, vocals), Augie Meyers (keyboards), George Rains (drums), Jack Barber (bass), Martin Fierro (horns). Also circulates via 24hourdejavu blog. DATE: 1973-11-11 confirmed by unanimous circulating sources; single MP&D/ArchiveGrid institutional outlier read 11/09 — resolved as institutional catalog error. Census Status: Done. ARTICLE: see Articles table (Researching).

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