Sir Douglas Quintet - Day Dreaming At Midnight (1994)

Those familiar with the music of Doug Sahm know he has his hard rocking
side, especially in the context of the Sir Douglas Quintet. For example,
take a cut such as "Baby It Just Don't Matter" from the Mendocino album,
which rocks almost as hard as a Jimi Hendrix track. Nonetheless, even
albums by the quintet are known for an eclectic mix of rock, country, and
folk rock. This particular record is the first one that featured Sahm in a
totally hard rocking context, the tracks jumping from one heavy groove to
the next like some kind of old Saturday night FM underground radio show
hosted by rowdies. Those that connect rock music only with the cult of
youth need exposure to this sort of project, which seamlessly presents the
music as a meeting of several generations, in this case the Sahm clam.