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His was a music both familiar and entirely alien at once
as hand-plucked guitar melodies tumble into synthesizer meltdowns with wasted grace
The a-side was backed by a gaggle of hourly session men
Alternating between Stevie Wonder’s dreamy soul and Sly Stone’s druggy groove
“But it's a lot more like absurdism than nihilism
I Won’t Love You Again b/w So Funny Punk His was a music bothAfter branching off from The Royal Jesters in the mid '60s, Dimas Garza attempted a solo career and reinvented himself as Dimas III. Garza recorded three singles on the Jesters' own Clown label all tracked at Abie Epstein's studio off General McMullen in San Antonio, TX. The first was "So Funny" b w "I Won't Love You Again," which are almost impossible to find records. Garza never did manage to break beyond the Bexar County limits, but left a rich
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