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1 week ago
The Searchers - When You Walk In The Room (Sire Era)
A nice multi-camera shot live rendition of their classic hit. During this period, the group consisted of originals John McNally and Mike Pender wi...
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2 months ago
Doug Allen, Sherri Allen, & Orrick Smith play "Runaway" at The Kraken
Doug & Sherri Allen, & Orrick Smith play "Runaway" at The Kraken
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5 months ago
The Hurler, The Striker, and the Judge 02
The Territorial Troupers of Tucson, Arizona bring you a vintage 1880's baseball game, performed on Allen Street in Tombstone, Arizona, Oct 18, 2008
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That was the year AFTER I was handcuffed and shot down on Allen st.!
We'll see if they try THAT again THIS year!
Cap'n Billy
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5 months ago
Cowboy & Indians - Don't wanna lose a love like this
Cowboys and indians live in San Diego with Eddie Cunningham, John Khula, Bruce Clark, Steve Jumel. words and music by: Eddie Cunningham, Cowboys & ...
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Why is the Blooper hiding in the shadows!?
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5 months ago
Rod Stewart - Rhythm of my heart [HQ]
Rod Stewart Live at Royal Albert Hall (2004)
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Always liked this tune...a friend's daughter was in the video...HEY! if she plays? I know the mini skirted one!
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6 months ago
Emmylou Harris - You Never Can Tell
The most beautiful lady in rock history (do you dare to disagree?), live in 1978 or something.
Notice Albert "Mr. Telecaster" Lee on lead guitar.
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Don't forget that's Albert Lee (who replaced James Burton) on lead guitar! Emmylou and the Hot Band
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7 months ago
Texas Tornados perform "Is Anybody Goin' To San Antone" live at Waterloo Records in Austin, TX
Texas Tornados perform "Is Anybody Goin' To San Antone" live at Waterloo Records in Austin, TX
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7 months ago
Texas Tornados on Austin City Limits
Texas Tornados on Austin City Limits
View more at AustinCityLimitsDVD.com
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7 months ago
Texas Tornados, Hey Baby Que Paso?
The Texas Tornados perform another of their fan favorites, "Hey Baby, Que Paso"? This concert is at the Gruene Hall, in Gruene, Texas, in 1992. Aug...
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8 months ago
Gary Moore - Over the Hills and Far Away
Gary Moore Live at the Kremlin Palace 30.10.10 - Over the Hills and Far Away
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Gary was three weeks younger than me...I'll miss ya boyo.
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8 months ago
Joe Ely - "Oh Boy"
Irish TV session, 1980's. It's Joe Ely , accompanied by the magnificent David Grissom on Lead guitar. Ely announces he will recreate a Texas Honkyt...
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My teen hood friend Rosie...recorded with her brother, and partied with the family way back when...Go Go Go Rock-a-billy Filly!
Ritchie Rooster
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8 months ago
THE TEXAS TORNADOS LIVE at GRUENE HALL, TEXAS
This is just a post by a big fan, no offences in copyrights meant, just write me and i will take it off.
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I sure do miss that old hippie scarecrow, AND Freddy as well!
Thanks Shawn, for keeping the thang alive with Flaco and Augie!
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9 months ago
Judith Durham (The Seekers) interview - Today show, June 16 2009
Former Seeker Judith Durham interviewed by Lisa Wilkinson - aired on the Channel 9 (Australia) "Today" show on June 16, 2009.
In the interview Jud...
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1 year ago
Mike Ness - Big Iron
Mike Ness' (lead singer of Social Distortion) solo album of covers (and one original) "Under The Influences" The story in this song is so neat!
Lyr...
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Yikes! Here I am digging the tune and I look up at the pix and think, Christ, Mike looks like Buddy Blue (Beat Farmers) in a LOT of the em!
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1 year ago
Status Quo - Fun Fun Fun
Status Quo with The Beach Boys performing Fun Fun Fun
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The historic significance of this recording is enough! First time the Beach Boys (all) got together to record in 10 years! A new verse! What a record!
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1 year ago
You Got Me Floatin.wmv
You Got Me Floatin' by Phil Brown Trio at The Brew House ,Norman Ok. 1 30 11
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Oh yeah...ColinStuart is ME...Ritchie Brubaker
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1 year ago
Phil Brown - "The Pump/Crossroads"
Phil Brown - gtr and vocals, Jamie Oldaker - drums, BB Morse - bass - a fundraiser performance @ the scoot inn, austin, tex for Phillip Fajardo - p...
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Oh yeah..."ColinStuart " is ME, Ritchie B
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1 year ago
Four Horses: Part 2
The year is 1871, and Damien, a weathered, veteran Texas Ranger, is hired by a band of renegade Apaches to kill a 'white holy man' for crimes again...
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It is always good to see what my friends are up to, and this pleases me.
Thanks for this, and I hope to see more.
Kip, Marty, "Jack", Taylor, Jason...I think of you all, and plan to get down there sometime soon for a visit.
"Cap'n Billy"
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1 year ago
Jimmy Page vs Ritchie Blackmore
Jimmy Page vs Ritchie Blackmore
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I got to see both Zep AND Purple at their beginnings, and have always been more impressed with Blackmore's STYLE. I STILL marvel at the memory of an early (Rod Evans) Purple show where Ritchie stood his Telecaster on the floor next to him, kicked it sideways, sending it spinning WELL over his hea...
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1 year ago
Albert Lee and his daughter Alexandra at the James Burton International Guitar Festival 2009
Albert and Alexandra Lee at the James Burton International Guitar Festival 2009 in Shreveport, LA.
My amature video does not do it justice. What a...
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My GOD! I first met her over 25 years ago! Albert was signing autographs at NAMM, the LONG lines were for Steve Morse, so we had a good chat...but she was bored and it was "Daddy? can we leave now?"
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1 year ago
Mary MacGregor - Torn Between Two Lovers (TOTP 2-24-1977)
TOP OF THE POPS (24th February 1977).
Introduced by Noel Edmonds.
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1 year ago
The Hollies - The Baby (sitar intro by Tony Hicks) - Retrorock Sint-Niklaas
The intro of The Baby, played by Tony Hicks
This was recorded at Retrorock in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium on the 2nd of July 2011
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Like I've heard John say: "we did write our own songs, but none of them were as good as those being presented to us."