Background

Singer, songwriter, musician, recording artist, occasional private music instructor. Vocalist, guitarist, bassist and writer with bands Short Bus, Lola and the Tigers, Nightbird (Stevie Nicks Tribute - no, seriously) and Parrish-Hundley with Mike Parrish. Formerly the guitarist with Chris Baker'’s Chick Magnets and keyboards and vocals (at least once) with the Chris Walker band. Even more formerly than that he was a keyboardist/vocalist with Ray Parsee's All Stars featuring Miss Vanessa! Nice guy, semi good looking. Slightly more muscular than he appears. As sexy as you think he is. Sammy rarely smells bad and still has most of his teeth and hair. Bio: Sammy was born April 26, 1965 to poor Cajun Gypsies deep in the swamps of Louisiana. He was baptized in the Mississippi River in '67 and wasn't found for a month. Sammy would follow alligators around and eat the scraps of food they left. Years of boredom between meals led him to music. He first tried the gutbucket, but, plagued by intonation problems, switched to kazoo. After finding out it was the big hole that you put your mouth on, someone told him "you don't blow in it, you hum!" Following the embarrassment of failing at the kazoo, he turned to guitar in '73. After two tedious years of lessons from a boy named John Goode in a wood cabin close to New Orleans, he converted to Islam and changed his name to "Saddam Issah Fareeq E Dude" and joined a Muslim zydeco band called "Turban Full Of Gumbo." In 1980 he grew tired of the zydeco circuit and decided to play only blues. Upon hearing the news that Islam would take over the world by 2003, he reverted to Christianity to retain his minority status as he felt this would help his blues playing. Sammy now finds his career blossoming into five-figure annual earnings! Thanks for your interest.

Location

Houston, TX

Occupation

Genuine professional musician

Music That Inspires Me

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Films I'll Watch More Than Once

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