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ypres · 08-27-2018, 07:30 AM

I recently took up Asleep at the Wheel, basically anything by them, including one song I can't name in a public forum... know the brother (high school) of one of those band members. Have known the band name for decades - a few Grammies - but was a 'top 40' weakling of a listener, til recently. AATW is Country Swing, touring all over, but based in Austin I think. Man, do they fire up the audience in club dates. Sort of Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys... but not ancient.

And same (all his music) for 'Hound Dog' Taylor (Theodore Roosevelt Taylor), a blues/lapsteel?/Resonator guitar player and singer/writer, worked all over Chicago. Massively built to entertain in clubs and bars, connecting with the patrons.

08-27-2018, 07:30 AM	#1
ypres Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: California Posts: 19 iTrader: (0) Photo Gallery	In a new-to-me 318ti.... I recently took up Asleep at the Wheel, basically anything by them, including one song I can't name in a public forum... know the brother (high school) of one of those band members. Have known the band name for decades - a few Grammies - but was a 'top 40' weakling of a listener, til recently. AATW is Country Swing, touring all over, but based in Austin I think. Man, do they fire up the audience in club dates. Sort of Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys... but not ancient. And same (all his music) for 'Hound Dog' Taylor (Theodore Roosevelt Taylor), a blues/lapsteel?/Resonator guitar player and singer/writer, worked all over Chicago. Massively built to entertain in clubs and bars, connecting with the patrons.