Butch Hancock, with Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Jessie Taylor, B.J.Cole, Slim, Scampi, Jeff Mead, Bob Loveday and Martin Deegan performing "Tell Me What You Know" at the Cricketers in London - 30th April 1990.
The late great Jesse Taylor leads an all-star orchestra of British Musicians at the Cricketers in London on the 30th April 1990 on Johnny 'Guitar' Watson's Gangster of Love.
Slim guests on Hammond Organ with Ian Dury and the Blockheads, on the track Blockheads, in December 1979 at Hammersmith Odeon, as part of the Concerts for Kampuchea
Some film I took of a Zydeco Trailride near Opelousas Lousiana in the early 90s using Boozoo's Trail Ride Breakdown by Boozoo Chavis as a backing track.
The late great Jesse Taylor leads an all-star British Orchestra of Musicians at the Cricketers in London on the 30th April 1990 on Last Night. This was the first number of Jesse's first Solo gig in the UK, he'd been over many times before with Joe Ely, Butch Hancock and Jimmie Dale Gilmore.
Too Much Time by the Boot Hill Foot Tappers with BJ Cole on Steel Guitar.
Filmed at Stocks Farm Rickmansworth.
Directed by legendary comedian and actor, Keith Allen, and featuring his brother, film director, Kevin Allen, as a cowboy. That's Kevin in the still shot.
Butch Hancock joins Jimmie Dale Gilmore to perform "Go to sleep alone" at the 1990 Kerrville Folk Festival in Texas with Slim on Accordion, the late Champ Hood on acoustic guitar, Steve Williams on electric guitar, David Heath on Bass, and Ron Irwin on drums.
Some film I took of Cookie & the Cupcakes at Podnuh's Dancehall in Cade near St. Martinville, Louisiana on Lundi Gras 1993? Cookie duets with Shelton Dunaway on "Got you on my mind"
The Cuspidors, a forerunner of Slim's Cyder Co. perform this Boz Boorer song at the 100 Club in London in 1989? Check out Little Paul's fancy dancing, and Slim's glitter suit.
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