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Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs - Biography By Bob Fagan Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs are remembered chiefly for their 1965 big hit “Wooly Bully.”. Often overlooked by the critics, Sam the Sam and the Pharaohs were in fact a fine Texas-styled dance band with their roots in R&B and the pop hits of the late 50s and early 60s.

Domingo “Sam the Sham” Samudio was born in Dallas, TX and is of Mexican American descent. In 1963 he joined the band Andy and the Nightriders as an organ player. The band knew him through another member, Vincent Lopez, who had played in an early version of the Pharaohs with Sam in 1961. The Nightriders initially based themselves in Louisiana, where they became a popular dance band attraction. The band soon relocated to Memphis Tennessee; when leader Andy Anderson departed, Samudio took over leadership of the band, now renamed Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs.

These Pharaohs were Ray Stinnet on guitar, David Martin on bass, Jerry Patterson on drums, and occasional member Butch Gibson on saxophone. There are varying stories over the origin of Samudio’s nickname; some sources saying it drew from Samudio’s lack of any real skill at his chosen instrument, the organ. In keeping with the band name, Sam and his Pharaohs wore turbans and rather ridiculous looking Egyptian hoods.

Another gimmick was the band’s mod of transportation-a tricked-out hearse that could carry the band members and all their musical gear from show to show. They signed with MGM Records and their first release for the label was the monster hit “Wooly Bully.” The song made it to number two in the US and sold millions of copies. The song’s infectious if nonsensical lyrics (some listeners claim to hear the cry “Hand-job! Hand-job!” during the opening instrumental passage) and Mexican-flavor made the song a jukebox favorite and garage band perennial. Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs first album, Wooly Bully (1965 MGM) featured a few Samudio originals mixed with more novelty numbers like “Haunted House,” and covers of Little Richard and Johnny Guitar Watson tunes. The band and Sam’s vibrant onstage personality strongly resembled fellow Texans The Sir Douglas Quintet, right down to Sam’s “dit-dit-dit” eighth-note organ parts, which are virtually indistinguishable from the playing of The Quintet’s Augie Meyers.

Their second album ( Their Second Album, 1965 MGM) contained their minor follow-up hit “Juju Hand,” and is notable for being a virtual concept album about voodoo and gypsies. The material was presented with a cross-pollination of styles, from Tin Pan Alley standards (“Witchcraft” and Harold Arlen’s “That Old Black Magic”) to Leiber and Stoller’s “Love Potion #9” and the hoodoo blues of Muddy Waters’ “Got My Mojo Working” and Willie Dixon’s “Hootchie Cootchie Man.” Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs On Tour (MGM, 1965), their third release, followed the standard MGM format: every MGM band released an “On Tour” LP. It was their third album in less than a year. “Ring Dang Doo” was a minor hit, and the record dropped most of the voodoo shtick to focus on the group’s R&B roots.

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That same year the band also appeared, as themselves, in the Connie Francis teen flick When the Boys Meet the Girls. Samudio also had a small non-musical acting role in the now almost forgotten Roy Orbison Civil War drama, The Fastest Guitar Alive. In 1967 they released their last top ten hit, the charmingly lecherous “Little Red Riding Hood.” By this time only Samudio remained from the original band, as the rest of the group had departed over financial issues. New members included Louis Vilardo on drums, and Ronnie Jacobsen on bass.

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