Reverend Horton Heat : Deep Ellum Dallas: Part One

Jim Heath of the Reverend Horton Heat talks about the early days of living in Dallas, Texas and The Deep Ellum District

[@Youngie761]

Whoa, thanks for posting this. The Rev. is an awesome guy. Jimbo too!

[@Tribeman2012]

Great stuff. memories.

[@c0ri]

brings back memories. i remember seeing this dood, also eddie brickell & new bohemians, etc. nice times. now i'm doing the tokyo music scene.

[@1ArtsieGirl]

Prophet Bar opened in 1985. By 1990 Lemon Bar and Club Dada was around.

[@lcluap2001]

club dada opened in 1986

[@elflaco6654]

Saw R.E.M. @ TG, Trees opened the show and keg beer was sold for a couple bucks. Saw Dead Kennedy's with Stickmen with Ray Guns @ the Twilight Room.

[@DanielTheFisherman]

When the hell was this?! Deep Ellum Live, wow

[@sylvanahernandez1264]

YEPPP

[@probunnysaavy7589]

Dallas city built 75 N Expy in the middle of the black community and destroyed the black businesses district. This happened all over the USA.

[@just_a5.7]

deep ellum baby been going since last year im 22 now