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If I

Should stay

I would only be in your way

So I'll go

But I know

I'll think of you every step of

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From a program called Celebration (Granada TV, UK) in August 1981. This featured the then-disbanded Fairport Convention reformed for the occasion -...

From 1987's Bikini Red.

Stiff Little Fingers playing "Suspect Device" in 1978 at a Park in Ireland.

Probably the most popular SLF song of all with the unmistakable intro. Did Jake get his Alternative Ulster after thirty years? Recorded live in ...

The best is saved to last - not always played live but is amazing when they do! Played as the second encore normally this extended version of the ...

From Bonerama's 2007 release "Bringing it home." I could not find a video for the song "Mr. Go" online so I made one from images taken from the In...

My Darlin' New Orleans

Whoppin Blues.

Dr Michael White (clarinet)

Bob Wilder (sax)

Mark Braud (trumpet)

Fred Lonzo (Trombone)

Steve Blaylock (guitar)

Steve Pistorius (b...

Jazz Fest 2010

1974? on a Doctor John special. Smell that funk.

Little Queenie (Leigh Harris) love song to a city, My Dawlin' New Orleans, spoken-word introduction performed by Harris, written by poet, Ron Cucci...

You'll See......................

Richard Thompson playing "1952 Vincent Black Lightning" with a capo at the 3rd Fret

Live (rare)

On stage at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, on April 25, 1975. This bonus track can be found on the re-issue of the pair's album 'Pou...

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Double Down Live is a 2 DVD set from ZZ Top combining shows from 1980 and 2008. Dis...

San Diego Sports Arena

San Diego,CA

March 30,1974

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Double Down Live is a 2 DVD set from ZZ Top combining shows from 1980 and 2008. Dis...

clarence white

Clarence White on the Bob Baxter Guitar Workshop tv show,

1973. This is included in the recently published "The Essential Clarence White - Bluegra...

From BYRD PARTS © 1998 Raven Records

Nashville West includes: Clarence White, Gene Parsons, Gib Guibeau, Wayne Moore.

There are a few records that can be considered birthplaces of wha...

Cathedral City by The Chimeras from their cassette release "Songs of Innocence". Taken from the Doug Hopkins tribute radio show.

Gin Blossoms with Doug Hopkins performing Keli Richards.

With Curtis Grippe on drums.

Monsoons, Flagstaff, Arizona

Visit http://www.losthorizons...

From a concert in a night club called Chuy's back in 1990. This is a song that was performed in the early days and was written by Doug. I did what...

The last band Doug formed.before his death. The Pistoleros (formerly The Chimeras) much like the Gin Blossoms would go on and perform his songs wi...

The Pistoleros My Guardian Angel

Dks

I was recording for some reason, and I ended up getting the entire interception on video. The crowd was so loud because everyone knew it was pretty...

SO MUCH PASSION in dis man's voice & soul!!!

Barely one week after Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans, Paul Sanchez, John Thomas Griffith & Fred Leblanc of Cowboy Mouth perform an acoustic ...

Tab Benoit (vocals/guitar), Corey Duplechin (bass) and Doug Gay (drums), joined by Big Sam (trombone) and Andrew Baham (trumpet) of Big Sam's Funky...

FRED,JOHN, AND PAUL PLAYING IN OAK PARK,IL IN SEPTEMBER 2005. SHORTLY AFTER HURRICANE KATRINA. SONGS INCLUDE: Jenny Says,Foot of Canal Street.

Too big too fail banks like JPM and HSBC have been artificially manipulating the price of silver and gold, scamming the tax payer, and ultimately w...

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What the Federal Reserve is up to, and how we got here.

by Omid Malekan

www.omidmalekan.com

@malekanoms

From Bush Doctor

A video featuring news casts and video from the original Who Dat song with Aaron Neville and the new "Hey Saints Fans" song from The Topcats.

RT performing a great version of 'Wall Of Death' on the Bumbershoot Arts Festival in Seattle in 1990.

Professor Longhair & The Meters