Sincerely The San Suci's

Boogie Fever

Blue Velvet

Sarah Smile

Sincerely The San Suci's
Recorded Live At Wilsons Supper Club In Gadsden, Al.

1977

From the back cover: The San Suci's formed by Roger Sandlin, in 1966, have gained the reputation as being one of the most versatile groups in Alabama. From NOSTALGIC standards of the past; the ever popular sounds of the Fifty's; and the BOOGIE beat of the present. The San Suci's have pleased their audiences from ages 18 to 80 for many years. Even though the San Suci's have performed at clubs in Louisiana, Alabama and Georgia, plus being in concert at the Von Braughn Civic Center in Huntsville, they have for many years, been known as the band from "Wilsons", one of the finest supper clubs in the South.

Wilsons Supper Club was destroyed by fire in April of 1984.

Long Tall Glasses
Please Love Me Forever
Boogie Fever
A Little Bit More
Inseperable
Blue Velvet
Statesboro Blues
Daddy's Home
Stepping Out
Sarah Smile

The Executives By Request

I've Got To Be Me

The Executives By Request
Executive Records E-201

Maharajah Man - Tony Smith

Caravan

Maharajah Man
Tony Smith And The Aristocrats
Featured at Fred Allegretti's 4 Horsemen Lounge
De Tone Records
1974

From the front cover: The Maharaja's Message: May you take a magic carpet ride, to see the rolling country side, open wide your child-like eyes, search the horizon in distant skies, may you behold a different view as only children and dreamers do when you return to this domain my all your fondest dreams remain. Dee