The Chessmen
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The Chessmen were an American garage rock band from Denton, Texas, near Dallas, who were active in the 1960s. They were one of the most popular bands in the region and recorded for Bismark Records, where they recorded three singles including, "I Need You There", which is now considered a garage rock classic. The band is notable for including several members who went on to greater fame. Jimmie Vaughan, brother of Stevie Ray Vaughan was briefly a member, joining after the death of original band leader, guitarist, and vocalist, Robert Patton, who died in a boating accident in 1966. Drummer Doyle Bramhall later played with and wrote songs for Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Bill Etheridge later played bass with ZZ Top. Following the breakup of the Chessmen, several of their members, including Jimmie Vaughan, went on to form a group that would come to be known as Texas Storm, which eventually included Stevie Ray Vaughan on bass.
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- Right in Your Own Backyard - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 41 - The Chessmen
- You're Gonna Miss Me - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 41 - The Chessmen
- Love Is Just Another Word - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 41 - The Chessmen
- Gimme Satisfaction - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 41 - The Chessmen
- Whirl-A-Way - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 41 - The Chessmen
- Come A Little Bit Closer - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 41 - The Chessmen
- Pick It Up - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 41 - The Chessmen
- I Break All the Rules - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 41 - The Chessmen
- They Call Her Lily White - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 41 - The Chessmen
- The World Goes up for Sale - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 41 - The Chessmen
- In the Wee Wee Hours - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 39 - The Chessmen
- Satisfied - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 39 - The Chessmen
- Bert's Shout - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 39 - The Chessmen
- I Should Have Gone - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 39 - The Chessmen
- I Should Have Gone - Version 2 - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 39 - The Chessmen
- My Papa Told Me - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 39 - The Chessmen
- Hello Baby - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 39 - The Chessmen
- I'm Coming Home - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 39 - The Chessmen
- Pick It Up - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 39 - The Chessmen
- Tees & Bees - Here's a Song! (You Might Have Missed), Vol. 39 - The Chessmen
- It's the Marlin, Baby - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- Going All the Way (Alternate Version) - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- Why Do I Cry? - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- Spend Your Life - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- Enough of What I Need - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- Cry Me a Lie - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- You Lie - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- Talk to Me - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- Don't Want Your Lovin' - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- World of Tears - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- You Can't Catch Me - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- Now You're Mine - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
- Where You Gonna Go? (Alternate Mix) - Pebbles: Lost Gems of the 60s, Vol. 4 - The Chessmen
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