I knew both Townes and Mickey but Mickey was the most helpful to me when I moved to austin, helping me get gigs, introducing me to Lucinda and Pat Mears (his soon to be wife). We reconnected after his autobiography came out.
Mickey used to hang in the apartment my first wife and I shared in Austin in the late 60's. Used to get him high and listen to his great playing. That's when I first heard Townes tunes. He took me out to meet Townes in Clarksville, but Townes was really drunk and out of it. sezTop
@@𣘨 I'm not sure what good a guess does... He mentions Austin Tx... And there is a Clarksville northeast of Dallas Tx... But that is quite a distance from Austin
Mickey White was the consummate side man - his guitar always complimented TVZ (and a few nights carried Townes in a state) - The Hemmer Ridge Mountain Boys we’re regulars at Anderson Fair down off of Studemont back in day - Great stuff - Great video - thanks for sharing
Grew up in Houston - saw Townes many times - there - in the Austin area - a few times where there were just a handful of people there - Some of the most memorable times was at a place called Cheatem Street Warehouse in San Marcos Texas - I hired him to play a couple of events in SM in the early 80s - he was in the Austin phone book - just called and ask what he would need to play - saw him other places as well - e.g., “Folk City” in NYC - Boston (a few times) - Him and Guy Clark were always some of the best ((Jerry Jeff Walker, Willie) - loved this video - Mickey White was more often than not backing him up - I don’t think it showed up on records - but they were tight -
I Never really knew mu h about 'Townes.But 'Heartworn Hi.Ways.Has to be the Very Best to.Introduce.Anyone.To Townes.V.S.& The whole Thing..He wrote Some Genuine.Classics.W.A.TDie.'Such a Insight ..T.V.Saint.:->]
Thanks James for all the videos you load up recently. Anderson Fair is just an immensely great place of music with a tradition that can be relived in your videos!
Seems like every time I find a really great piece of music history I am enthused and excited to watch, it has been uploaded by Jim Gilmer. Thank you very much for sharing.
6:42 If I Needed You 9:53 Snake Mtn. 13:49 Lightnin' Story 15:27 Short Haired Woman 18:25 Janis Joplin story 19:58 You Are Not Needed Now 24:55 Dont Take It Too Bad Mickey W. 29:53 Guitar Stroll ? 32:20 It Wont Make Me Blue 35:05 Dont Think About Me.. 37:47 Townes Returns 39:59 The CooCoo 43:42 Lost Hwy. (Townes and Hank both died on Jan 1st) - "for a life of sin they paid the (same)cost" on the same date. 47:50 Racing In The Streets 53:49 Tragically Cuts Off after Townes says they'll "do a couple more" First one written by Ian Tyson - Summer Wages 53:51 end of credits for "Anderson Fair Presents Access Houston" 1987 54:35 "Beep Beep" video 56:48 Ad for Comedy Workshop performance Jan. 10th 1988. 57:18 Ad for Festival Chicano show 57:48
Thank you for sharing this can't thank you enough. Just when I thought I had seen all the Townes footage on youtube I was surprised.His stories and jokes are great in this. Part of me thinks he told the elaborate story with Indian Gary to kill time lol.
Thanks for the post James most enjoyable. What happened to the end of the show was just looking forward to hearing Townes & Mickey play Ian Tyson's Summer Wages which I've not heard Townes play before when it cut off?
Nice set here. Lost highway too. Great find. I think I found every live one on here except this. 1 million points or some kind of tangible reward for anyone that can point me to anything I missed or that resurfaces , now or in the future. Thanks again for this
Just started reading it. My dad worked with Mickey at Bert Wheeler's liquor in Houston, TX back in the day. Great to see footage of him after hearing him so much in some of my favorite stuff especially the lineup they had with Townes, Mickey and Donny Silverman.
Went to the Library to see if Inter-Library loan could find Mickey’s Book and after a couple weeks the gals at the Library said They couldn’t track it down.My Library is in Fredericksburg,Texas.Anybody know where I can find it? Thanks.
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This is good. Really good. Always a pleasure to find Townes footage you’ve never seen before. Thanks for uploading
This is gold. Not mudd. Gold.
I thought that was funny mister.
Amigo lay them raises down
Thanks Banya
Yes! Both are involved, I'd say. Yet, the gold shines brighter through the veil of hard-earned mudd. ✨️🃏 🎰
Amen, never to be repeated again. What a nice man. Lupe and lil were pariets
My late brother loved this guy almost as much as whiskey soaked cornbread
R I P Townes and Tony
Thats so cool
I knew both Townes and Mickey but Mickey was the most helpful to me when I moved to austin, helping me get gigs, introducing me to Lucinda and Pat Mears (his soon to be wife). We reconnected after his autobiography came out.
Townes coherent and succinct….Wonderful…..
Amen.!!
Mickey used to hang in the apartment my first wife and I shared in Austin in the late 60's. Used to get him high and listen to his great playing. That's when I first heard Townes tunes. He took me out to meet Townes in Clarksville, but Townes was really drunk and out of it.
sezTop
Which Clarksville?
Theres like 10 of them
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I'm not sure what good a guess does...
He mentions Austin Tx...
And there is a Clarksville northeast of Dallas Tx...
But that is quite a distance from Austin
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@@michevicus2987
Based on what?
I don't think I'll ever hear Racing in the Street the same way again.... 😜
never knew much about his work while he was alive. Sorry about the troubles ha had to overcome.
Mickey White was the consummate side man - his guitar always complimented TVZ (and a few nights carried Townes in a state) - The Hemmer Ridge Mountain Boys we’re regulars at Anderson Fair down off of Studemont back in day - Great stuff - Great video - thanks for sharing
You where around them boys???
Grew up in Houston - saw Townes many times - there - in the Austin area - a few times where there were just a handful of people there - Some of the most memorable times was at a place called Cheatem Street Warehouse in San Marcos Texas - I hired him to play a couple of events in SM in the early 80s - he was in the Austin phone book - just called and ask what he would need to play - saw him other places as well - e.g., “Folk City” in NYC - Boston (a few times) - Him and Guy Clark were always some of the best ((Jerry Jeff Walker, Willie) - loved this video - Mickey White was more often than not backing him up - I don’t think it showed up on records - but they were tight -
I Never really knew mu h about 'Townes.But 'Heartworn Hi.Ways.Has to be the Very Best to.Introduce.Anyone.To Townes.V.S.& The whole Thing..He wrote Some Genuine.Classics.W.A.TDie.'Such a Insight ..T.V.Saint.:->]
You were blessedboth top shelf in this Vietnamm veterans opinion.!
I have a BB gun that I had Jerry Jeff, Wrecks Bell, Guy Clark and Mickey White sign while I was on tour with Ramblin' Jack as a tribute to Townes.
This is wonderful, thankyou, Bless Townes and bless Mickey
Thanks James for all the videos you load up recently. Anderson Fair is just an immensely great place of music with a tradition that can be relived in your videos!
Seems like every time I find a really great piece of music history I am enthused and excited to watch, it has been uploaded by Jim Gilmer. Thank you very much for sharing.
Very cool to see Mickey White after hearing his guitar playing for a long time. Thanks for the upload.
Pure Just Pure
Amen.!!!
Thank you for posting this it's a beautiful thing 💗
6:42 If I Needed You
9:53 Snake Mtn.
13:49 Lightnin' Story
15:27 Short Haired Woman
18:25 Janis Joplin story
19:58 You Are Not Needed Now
24:55 Dont Take It Too Bad
Mickey W.
29:53 Guitar Stroll ?
32:20 It Wont Make Me Blue
35:05 Dont Think About Me..
37:47 Townes Returns
39:59 The CooCoo
43:42 Lost Hwy.
(Townes and Hank both died on Jan 1st)
- "for a life of sin they paid the (same)cost" on the same date.
47:50 Racing In The Streets
53:49
Tragically Cuts Off after Townes says they'll
"do a couple more"
First one written by
Ian Tyson - Summer Wages
53:51
end of credits for "Anderson Fair Presents Access Houston" 1987
54:35
"Beep Beep" video
56:48
Ad for Comedy Workshop performance Jan. 10th 1988.
57:18
Ad for Festival Chicano show
57:48
Gracias
@@coletownsley
A rare appreciative acknowledgement
@@AMEER-114- Much love
Thanks for posting this James. A true legend only here for a short while. I enjoyed Mickey White also thanks for opening these old eyes to him.
Thank you for sharing this can't thank you enough. Just when I thought I had seen all the Townes footage on youtube I was surprised.His stories and jokes are great in this. Part of me thinks he told the elaborate story with Indian Gary to kill time lol.
This is a treasure. Thank you for posting
one of the sweetest sounds
Hey James! Never seen this before. Thanks Martin.
That Springsteen cover is ice cold. Chills.
What a great duo! Thanks for this.🎶
Thank you. 26:50
Gold, for sure
Thanks for the upload 👍
thank you for posting!
Thanks James for posting
Thanks for sharing
Great upload, thank you!
Thanks
thx for posting
Townes is hard to get too much of!
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No such thing! Only gets better. 🤠🎶✌️
amen. A truet troubidor. Steve Earles mentor, Ste ve lived with Townes andhi wife Ed forwquite a while.
If this opening monologue makes sense to you, I wanna party with you.
Love it a man gone too early
"Love it a man..."
No sense made..
Love "this" man
Would make sense...
Now I'm the 320 subscriber
Thanks for the post James most enjoyable. What happened to the end of the show was just looking forward to hearing Townes & Mickey play Ian Tyson's Summer Wages which I've not heard Townes play before when it cut off?
great stuff, do you have any Blaze stuff too?
He does check his profile
It won't make me blue sung by mickey, what is this song? Who sung it?
question: who made that guitar that Mickey plays here?
I actually think its a Yamaha by the headstock, pickguard looks like a guild.
APRIL '88
Kind of heartbreaking to watch this…..
Anyone read mickey whites book?
Nice set here. Lost highway too. Great find. I think I found every live one on here except this. 1 million points or some kind of tangible reward for anyone that can point me to anything I missed or that resurfaces , now or in the future. Thanks again for this
Just started reading it. My dad worked with Mickey at Bert Wheeler's liquor in Houston, TX back in the day. Great to see footage of him after hearing him so much in some of my favorite stuff especially the lineup they had with Townes, Mickey and Donny Silverman.
First time I have seen this. Tks for posting
Went to the Library to see if Inter-Library loan could find Mickey’s Book and after a couple weeks the gals at the Library said They couldn’t track it down.My
Library is in Fredericksburg,Texas.Anybody know where I can find it? Thanks.
Poor old Townes