Sarah Fulcher - Sarah And Friends (Reissue) (1971) CD Rip

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Artist:
Title: Sarah And Friends
Year Of Release: 1971
Label: TMI
Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Folk Rock, Soul
Quality: Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 42:05
Total Size: 451 Mb (scans)
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Tracklist:

1. Fly By Night (Walter Ramsey Jr.) - 4:55
2. Cycles (Sam Samudio) - 3:42
3. Big City Eye (David Mayo) - 4:08
4. The Natural Order Of Things (Eric Mercury, Carson Whitsett) - 3:34
5. I've Told You For The Last Time (Steve Cropper, Delaney Bramlett) - 3:15
6. Antique Age (Mary V. Williams, Mack Rice) - 3:24
7. She Who Steals My Man (Mary V. Williams, Mack Rice) - 4:28
8. Take It Like You Give It (Ted White, Aretha Franklin) - 3:27
9. Like A Road Leading Home (Don Nix, Dan Penn) - 4:23
10. I'm Sticking With My Man (Eddie Floyd, Mack Rice, Steve Cropper, Chester Simmons) - 2:53
11. Lord I Wonder Why (Betty Cropper) - 3:24

Sarah Fulcher - Vocals
Steve Cropper - Guitar
Paul Cannon - Guitar
J. Spell - Piano, Organ
Jim Johnson - Bass
Richie Simpson - Drums
David Mayo - Organ, Guitar, Backing Vocals
Walter Ramsey - Piano
David Beaver - Backing Vocals
Pat Taylor - Backing Vocals

Singer from San Marcos, TX who performed with Roy Head & The Traits as well as The Grateful Dead. She also briefly played bass for Memphis punk band The Klitz.

San Marcos, TX is on Interstate 35, midway between Austin and San Antonio. A San Marcos high school band called The Traits, featuring singer Roy Head (b. 1943) started recording in 1958. The Traits had a series of regional hits in Texas and the Southwest through the early 1960s. The Traits played a mixture of rock, rockabilly and rhythm and blues, typical of the flexible style of Texas music since its creation.

By 1964, it appears that Sarah Fulcher was a member of Roy Head and The Traits. She even apparently was featured singing with Head on a 1964 single 'Get Back"/"Never Make Me Blue" (Lori 9551, later released on Scepter). Roy Head had his biggest hit in 1965 with "Treat Her Right," and the band toured throughout America. Although The Traits faded away, Head continued to have a successful career in the rock and country fields. How long Sarah Fulcher remained a member of The Traits remains unknown.The one time I have heard Sarah Fulcher talk, between numbers on the Jan 19, 1973 Keystone tape, she does appear to have a Texas accent, so at least some pieces of the puzzle fit.