Showing posts with label dac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dac. Show all posts
Thursday, March 30, 2017
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
So Good!
DAC & Warren Haynes playing The Band (Up On Cripple Creek)
Labels:
dac,
david allan coe,
levon helm,
the band,
warren haynes
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Friday, March 7, 2014
David Allan Coe
"David Allan Coe packs heat. 4th of July Picnic Gonzales, TX. The '76 Picnic was as wild an affair as I've ever been part of. Three days of mayhem in the heat. At sunset on the 4th the entire front section of the crowd started firing roman candles and fireworks at each other; you can imagine the chaos that ensued. The crowd was shooting roman candles at everything, including photographers on the stage...No one died, or it would have been called the Texas Altamont --there were multiple rapes and fights and unexpected violence interspersed with the normal Picnic peaceful vibe. By the end no women could be found anywhere near the stage for all the groping... It had gotten too big and wild.
Backstage, idiots like David Allen Coe (shown here) were parading about with guns hanging out of their back pockets... the idyll was over. I'm glad it didn't get any worse than it got... Copyright 1976 Scott Newton"
Backstage, idiots like David Allen Coe (shown here) were parading about with guns hanging out of their back pockets... the idyll was over. I'm glad it didn't get any worse than it got... Copyright 1976 Scott Newton"
Labels:
dac,
outlaws mc,
scott newton
Monday, July 22, 2013
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Ronnie's Hat
I've always liked hats...wish I had the courage to wear them more often...this was made famous by Ronnie Van Zant and it sure looks awesome...rattlesnake band and all...
He got his hats at Texas Hatters, they're called Hi Roller and the same thing would make a big hole on your wallet...almost 700 usd. Anyway...found this cool video of some behind the scenes from the hat shop and seeing people doing handmade stuff, old tools in a shop that has so much history gets me pumped...really inspiring.
Always loved this track and rumor has it was one of Ronnie's favorite track...not sure if it's true but I looked it up and it was one of the songs that played at his funeral...
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