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Dallas band Loco Gringos played punk rock with a somewhat sarcastic edge, though they weren't nearly as over the top in their mutations of the form as fellow Texans <a href="spotify:artist:62BcWP4fzR8axESibNQEhs">the Butthole Surfers</a> or <a href="spotify:artist:3x7Ip2JVehGPMzLy3CKQGZ">the Hickoids</a>. While they were active, their only release was a 1987 7" single, "Nurture My Pig," later covered by <a href="spotify:artist:4byZW0sEv5RUoyQBfv7CPw">the Reverend Horton Heat</a> (who also paid tribute to the group in the song "Loco Gringos Like a Party"). The band came to a premature end, however, with the death of singer <a href="spotify:artist:0Dp92TiUZB9mTfJMT3HXqz">Tom Foote</a> on June 16, 1990. Their sole album, a self-titled affair, was issued posthumously in 1992 and reissued on CD with live bonus tracks in 2006. ~ Richie Unterberger, Rovi
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