the mural in 2020. Federico Archuleta also painted two murals in Austin depicting Sahm. In 2009, a tribute album recorded by San Antonio musicians, Keep Your Soul: A Tribute to Doug Sahm, was released. On Sahm's birthday, November 6, 2010, a plaque was added to the top of Doug Sahm Hill. The plaque features a caricature of Sahm by Kerry Awn and a short biography written by Austin Chronicle's music columnist Margaret Moser. Also in 2010, Shawn Sahm and the Texas Tornados released the album ¡Está bueno!. Sahm's son and the surviving members of the group toured promoting the album. In 2015, Sahm was inducted to the South Texas Music Walk of Fame. The same year, music writer Joe Nick Patoski premiered his documentary on Sahm Sir Doug and the Genuine Texas Cosmic Groove at the South by Southwest festival. Patoski started a petition to induct Sahm into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The film was re-released in 2022, and a special screening in San Antonio featured a Q&A section that included original Sir Douglas Quintet members Meyers and Jack Barber. Music producer Kevin Kosub established a small museum featuring memorabilia from Sahm's career. Discography References Sources External links The Doug Sahm Pages – History and Complete Discography Doug Sahm Memorial Issue — Austin Chronicle The Doug Sahm Memorial Page (archive version) SAHMigo fansite The Doug Sahm Pages - Biography & discography The Vinyl Tourist'' (Joseph Levy) 1941 births 1999 deaths American blues singers American multi-instrumentalists Blues rock musicians American country singer-songwriters Atlantic Records artists Sonet Records artists Musicians from San Antonio Singer-songwriters from Texas 20th-century American singers Juno Award winners Sir Douglas Quintet members Texas Tornados members Country musicians from Texas American people of German descent