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couple years in the early 90s paying my dues singing in
a Texas Country-Western Cover Band. These shots were taken at
a Lockhart, TX Honky-Tonk, about 45 minutes south of
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thing about this photo is the tinsel background they had
at this San Antonio club. You just know you're playin'
a high-class joint when there's tinsel hanging off the
back of the stage. I kept waiting for go-go girls to
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We played Luling Watermelon Thump
Festival in front of 10,000 people in 1993. I caught
some flack for the "Cowboy Boots/Hat With Tie-Die Shirt
and Long Shorts" look... but hey when it's 95 degrees at
night, you gotta stay cool somehow. The shot at right
is of a girl being tossed into the air in front of me,
during a jitterbug (Hank Jr.'s "Born to Boogie" if I'm
not mistaken). We had that place a jumpin'.
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| Bad Dwight
Yoakum Impersonation, Round Rock SPJST Hall, 1994.
Note the ceiling about to cave in. |
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The Rowdy Cowboys got to open
up for Lee Roy Parnell at the 1993 Luling Watermelon Thump
to line uvertically. |
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