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Billy Joe Shaver getting ready. Quote of the day, "I've
got this ear in the middle of my head, and I hope you do too,
but that ear is infected. So if I wobble, it's 'cause of that
middle ear not 'cause I'm drunk." |
 (Above)Billy
Joe now wearing hat and guitar, still rolling up sleeves. |
 (Above)An
example of the delicious catered buffet free to all. A wonderful
spread fit for royalty. |
 (Above)A
different version of free buffet offered 12 hours later. A wonderful
spread fit for royalty. |
 (Above)Brian
Hofeldt of The Derailers. Bassist Ed Adams in the background. |
 (Above)MY
favorite shot I took during the festival. |
 (Above)Dave
Wilson of Chatham County Line sings a sweet melody. |
 (Above)John
Teer of Chatham County Line holds a high, lonesome note for 2
minutes and 34 seconds. |
 (Above)Rick
Cookin' Sherry of Devil in a Woodpile feeling the music. |
 (Above)Robbie
Fulks is a great songwriter, hell of an entertainer, funny man,
good musicianall around wonderful show to see. |
 (Above)The
world's finest pedal steel guitarist? Maybe so. Austin's Ricky
Davis sits in with old pal Robbie Fulks. |
 (Above)Overhead
shot of Scott H. Biram as he unleashes his wicked gospel of hillbilly
metal blues. |
 (Above)Biram
summons his minions. |
 (Above)Jon
Langford performing at Continental Club with one of his countless
projects. Here listed as Jon Langford and the Sexy. |
 (Above)
More of the same from Langford. |
 (Above)
Jo Cohen of The Meat Purveyors is getting intense. |
 (Above)
Peter Stiles of The Meat Purveyors lays down yet another fleeting
mandolin solo. |
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Smoldering New Orleans jazz on a cool Texas night. |
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