NAWGAHYDE

Genres: Classic rock, Comedy, Southern rock
Nawgahyde are the self-described "Kings of Mustache Rock." The band was formed in late 1972 by the Texas brothers Dallas, Houston and Fort Worth along with their cousin Skeeter. After a few rehearsals the band noticed that “somethin' sounded funny." It was soon discovered the band had no bass player and at that moment stepbrother Florida Lee was added to the line up. It was around this same time that the band trademarked the phrase, "I'll Kick Your Ass™."
In the summer of 1977 the band was on the cusp of “makin’ it big” when tragedy struck. At a fourth of July barbecue, Fort Worth, in an effort to impress his brothers, tried an outlandish practical joke that went horribly wrong. Houston recalls, “All I remember is Fort Worth standing there with a can of beer in one hand and a roman candle in the other. I'll never forget his last words…’Hey, watch this!’”
Determined to keep rolling, the band soon added guitarist Nacho, who they found standing outside of a local hardware store looking for employment. Incidentally, this store was later franchised and eventually became part of the chain known as Home Depot.
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- Free MP3s:
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Cat Scratch Fever
Don't Fear the Reaper
Flirtin' with Disaster
Free Bird
Hold on Loosely
Slow Ride
- Musicians:
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Houston Texas – Lead guitar, Vocals
Florida Lee – Bass, Vocals
Nacho – Lead guitar
Skeeter – Drums
Dallas Texas – Vocals - Formed:
- 1972, Waco, TX
- Influences
- Lynyrd Skynyrd, Guns & Roses, The Marx Brothers.
- Current status
- Playing every Saturday at Sunset Station/Club Madrid.
- Discography:
Gimme Back My Mullet- Released: 1974
NAWGAHYDE- Released: 1977
Old & Flatinum- Released: 1978
Hair of the Nawg- Released: 1979
Filler- Released: 1980
Dirty Dudes Done with Teeth- Released: 1981
Southern Style- Released: 1982
Piece of Crap- Released: 1983
Get a Nip- Released: 1987
Appetite for Stupidity- Released: 1988



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