Jacksboro Highway

Features Fort Worth native sons Buddy Whittington-guitar, Randy Cates-bass, Mike Hamilton-killer keys and Mike Kennedy-AFM drums from Dr. Wu's Texas Blues Project, Vol 1 CD. [Ft Worth skyline-historical background re Texas 199]

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Music

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• buddy
• whittington
• blues
• guitar
• fort
• worth
• bflat00
• jacksboro
• highway

[a514880]

feels good to hear a song from where one is from (-;

[droopyman47]

thanks !!

[maxi1049]

Cool!! I worked on the Highway for 6 years, at Mom and Pops Buggy Wheel ( can't beleive they weren't mentioned) very popular place, we were west of the Peppermint,and Pop was still living, and back when Willie was in his 20's , he frequented the place. John Ed Burke( gangster) did too but someone blowed him away at the Spot Club. He kidnapped a girl and put her in the trunk of his car, across the street from the Spot, at the Taragon Lounge. And right next door to the Spot was the

[Maurizio70GilmourFan]

Great great song, one of my blues favorite's!!!

[gary1098]

Well done!

[brownstone423]

i guess this aint my cup of tea. I live in jacksboro tennessee. This tune makes me want to get under the covers and put in some ear-plugs. I'll wait on you in the car, leave me the keys please. You know what I mean?

[bogadea]

haven't heard this in a long time. thanks for posting.

[cantstopdrinking]

Jacksbro Highway is not the same as it used to be.. It is still rowdy though. I dont know no if he still comes around or not.. He might still play in downtown but I would be guessing.. Thanks for watching..

[cantstopdrinking]

Your mighty welcome...

[cantstopdrinking]

Thanks Hillbilly!!