SAM THE SHAM AND THE PHARAOHS WOLLY BULLY

MGM RECORDS 1965                                          SE-4297

 In Dallas in 1961, Sam formed "The Pharaohs,"
the name inspired from the costumes in Yul Brynner's
portrayal as pharaoh in the 1956 film The Ten Commandments.
The other members of "The Pharaohs" were Carl Miedke,
Russell Fowler, Omar "Big Man” Lopez and Vincent Lopez
(no relation to Omar). In 1962 the group made a record
that did not sell. The Pharaohs disbanded in 1962.
In May 1963, Vincent Lopez was playing for Andy and
The Nightriders in Louisiana. When their organist quit,
Sam joined. Andy and The Nightriders was Andy Anderson,
David A. Martin, Vincent Lopez and Sam. The Nightriders
became house band at The Congo Club near Leesville,
Louisiana. It was here that Sam took the name Sam the
Sham from a joke about his inability as a vocalist.

Domingo "Sam" Samudio – Farfisa organ, vocals

Ray Stinnett – guitar

Butch Gibson – saxophone

David A. Martin – bass guitar 

Jerry Patterson – drums, percussion

tracks list:

 A1 Wooly Buly    
A2 The Memphis Beat    
A3 I Found Love    
A4 Go-Go Girls    
A5 Every Woman I Know    
A6 Haunted House    
B1 Juimonos    
B2 Shotgun    
B3 Sorry 'Bout That    
B4 Gangster Of Love    
B5 Mary Lee    
B6 Long Tall Sally

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