The Geezinslaw Brothers "The Kooky World Of The Geezinslaw Brothers" (Columbia, 1963) (LP)
The Geezinslaw Brothers "Can You Believe...The Geezinslaw Brothers!" (Capitol, 1966) (LP)
The Geezinslaw Brothers "My Dirty Lowdown Rotten Cotton-Pickin' Little Darlin' " (Capitol, 1967)
The Geezinslaw Brothers "The Geezinslaw Brothers & Chubby" (Capitol, 1968)
The Geezinslaw Brothers "The Geesinslaws Are Alive (And Well)" (Capitol, 1969) (LP)
The Geezinslaw Brothers "If You Think I'm Crazy Now..." (Lonestar, 1979)
The Geezinslaws "The Geezinslaws" (Step One, 1989)
The Geezinslaws "World Tour" (Step One, 1990)
The Geezinslaws "Feelin' Good, Gittin' Up, Gittin' Down" (Step One, 1992)
The Geezinslaws "Wish I Had A Job To Shove" (Rock Bottom, 1994)
The Geezinslaws "Blah, Blah, Blah" (Step One, 1996)
The Geezinslaws "Eclectic Horsemen" (The Geezinslaws, 2005)
With guest appearances from Kinky Friedman, Willie Nelson, and Kelly Willis...
The Geezinslaws "Lighten Up, It's Christmas" (Step One, 2005)
A 2-song EP...
Best-Ofs & Related Records
"Son" Geezinslaw "The Son Sessions" (Luck Records, 1998)
A solo release from Dewayne "Son" Smith....
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Hick Music Index
The Geezinslaw Brothers (aka Sammy Allred and Dewayne "Son" Smith...) can plausibly lay claim to being the great-grandaddies of the Austin indiebilly scene: this comedy-oriented duo started performing in the 1950s, had a good run in the '60s performing on TV variety shows and cutting several albums. They resurfaced in the late '70s during the height of the "outlaw" scene, cutting one great record for Willie Nelson's short-lived Lone Star label, and have been making albums and and off ever since then... Here's a quick look at these clown princes of Texas country...