Ron Newdoll having had great success with the release of "Last Kiss" by J.Frank Wilson and The Cavaliers in 1964 was open to signing new talent from cities in Texas such as Abilene, San Antonio and San Angelo.  From San Antonio, The Outcasts were signed to Newdoll's new label , Askell Records in November of 1965.   Recording sessions were done at Newdoll's studio "Accurate Sound" and publishing by his Sangelo Publishing Company. For many years the garage band records released on Newdoll's label have been sought after by collectors-The Remaining Few, The Chevelle V, and The Outcasts.  The Outcasts classic "I'm In Pittsburgh and Its Raining" has received four star ranking and has been bootlegged on many  labels since its release in 1966, which only caused the bands mystique to grow.  PICTURED BELOW ARE VARIOUS ITEMS OF SIGNIFICANCE FROM THE OUTCASTS ERA.
      

                                                                                                                     
7/10/66-Route 66(version#1)                 Reel#2-Everyday, Route 66(version #2),I'm In Pittsburgh (backing+ vocal takes)
Smokestack Lightning (verson#1)            Everyday, I'll Set You Free, What Price Victory

Other masters not pictured: My Love, I'll Set You Free (version #2), Sweet Mary, The Birds(version #1), The Birds(version #2),My Generation, Smokestack Lightning(version #2), 1523 Blair, Come On Up( instrumental of The Rascals hit song)
 

THE OUTCASTS SHEET MUSIC CATALOG     
                                                                                                       
             

        LETTERS FROM THE OUTCASTS' PERSONAL MANAGER JOHN W. CARSON TO RON NEWDOLL