Michael Corcoran's Overserved
michaelcorcoranThese are random, unedited chapters of a book tentatively titled "Overserved: A Personal History of the Austin Music Scene."
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'Overserved' Table of Contents
(A sequel to Austin Music Is a Scene Not a Sound)
Cowboy and El Gato: Godfathers of Austin's "Brown Sound"
Ruben Ramos (left) and Cowboy Donley. Photos by Clay Shorkey, Texas Music Museum. Photoshop by Dave Prewitt.
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