Side B: He talks about getting introduced to country music and becoming interested in high school through college. He discusses transferring to Berkeley for college to focus on the music scene there and putting together a country band, El Rancho Cowboys. He talks about western films and music from Texas that were influencing him to move there. He explains moving back to California and starting a new band, Mondo Hot Pants Orchestra, which eventually caused him to return to Texas after recording and touring over the next years.
Full transcript available here: https://dc.library.txstate.edu/node/24929
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Part 3 of the audio is available here: https://dc.library.txstate.edu/node/24932
Part 4 of the audio is available here: https://dc.library.txstate.edu/node/24933
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