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Caddos Rule!

Shout out to the Isleta pueblo in NM the 505. That sounds beautiful the mother reservation if the Ysleta church is from the 1680s I can just imagine how old the Isleta church is, Iv read that its the oldest in the US 🪶🏹🌽🌶️🫘

My great great uncle was bob bullock 🥺

Lady Bird Johnson was a great First Lady !!!!

I have recently discovered that my first American ancestor on my mothers side was Jean L’ Archeveque. He was said to be the 15 year old boy who was the decoy for LaSalle’s assassination. That probably means he was on that ship at some time. This is all so fascinating. I’m not sure if Jean (aka Juan) was a hero or villain. From my research most would consider villain. What if LaSalle had lived, would the French had a stronger hold on the land? Would the Louisiana purchase happened? None the less, recovery of LaBelle is amazing. I will never see her in person so I enjoy these videos and any information. Thank you!

Jimmie Vaughan is untouchable in the first 3 T-Birds albums, he planted the seed for many guitar players that came later on.

He was my saviour. He did open heart surgery to me when I was 13. Thank you dr. DENTON A. COOLEY. May you Rest In Peace in Heaven.

Janna stated she thought it was bizarre that #1 was on display at the exhibit. Did she not understand why his fans would want to see it? She also complained there was no collaboration with her. But since she sued Stevie’s family to collect from his estate, Jimmie undoubtedly figured she wasn’t interested in collaborating with him. Why did she go to the exhibit? Was she seeking praise or recognition? When she visited there, she became angered to discover she was not mentioned anywhere, except for the coptic crosses both she and Stevie had. In retaliation, she turned her focus toward criticizing Jimmie’s arrangement of the exhibit and finding fault with it. She said it was just “stuff” and nothing denoted Stevie’s personality or virtuosity. She mentioned there were some handwritten lyrics on display, which would show his thoughts. But what would she have done any differently? She also stated “So you think you can just rewrite history”. If she thinks Jimmie intentionally omitted her name from the exhibit, she needed to understand that the exhibit was about Stevie and his musical legacy. It wasn’t intended to be about her, this time.

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Also the boy's voice at the starting is cute

This is the best thing I've ever seen in my life.I also went and the effects were amazing!

All that can be said is One hell of a man 👍👍👍

This is great stuff ...but iv seen the clip of Kennedy doing his speech....am sure a loooot of people have....but has anybody ever noticed how Johnson is looking at the back of Kennedy's head an cutting his eyes....iv all ways found that clip to be just odd ...the look on Johnson face is one of pure disgust it looks like it any way.👍👍👍

Let me know of any church homecoming plans. My cousin said it was historically held in September except now I think it is October. Let me know details on when and where etc. Thx much. My Great Great Great Uncle Albert A Lucas was pastor there.

The documentary should have included that he was a son of Greek Immigrants who came to this great country to achieve the American dream. My parents are from the same area in Greece as Mr. Mitchell's family.

It is too bad they do not show 70mm IMAX films in this theater

I miss going to the museum and seeing this movie for class field trips growing up! Wish there was still a way to watch the full movie. Iconic.

damn, y'all should've kept the projector up there for 9 years for oppenheimer

Howz the sound quality in this theater ?

I’m related to Bob bullock

Man I wish today's Texas Democrats were like Bob Bullock.

What’s the vehicle used to move those crates called

Just saw the ship today. Been waiting years to see it. Didn’t disappoint. Truly an amazing exhibit.

Watching this for history (her mr clements class)

I Love Stevie Ray Vaughan, everyone knows he's a once in a hundred year guitar player. I have equal respect for Jimmy, some of those old fabulous T-Bird videos out there, like when they played Austin City limits, still give me goosebumps. If you want to see Jimmy Lee on his game, check out " crawl " , live on Austin City limits.. I hope Jimmy Lee keeps on playing, as long as he wants to !

Gov. Briscoe is my favorite Texas politician. He fought the good fight for the right reasons. I met his grandkids in college and they are first class as well.

Gregg- this is both a noble undertaking and a fabulous video on your passion! thank you for sharing.

I love this man so very much! From the moment I heard him play...no pianist will ever capture my heart like he did! ❤️

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We are grateful. We are also Bullocks. We trace our routes to NC. But one of the Brothers went to Texas. His name was Norfleet.

Who else is in ms Henry’s class

Awesome video! Take a look at my music and stay tuned if you like it 😊👌

my name is Barry I work for a g code practice in matagorda Bay 1996 crossing the bay on a marsh swamp buggy with a hydraulic ram to ram diner in my I got stuck in the Hall of this vessel gave him the satellite coordinates and turned it into Jacobi tractor and Cher I think that was the company that we were working for the time

There is a great documentary DVD about Barbara Conrad called WHEN I RISE...

I've met lots of music stars over the years, and I mean a lot! Jimmie Vaughan is without doubt, the nicest and friendliest of them all (followed by Joe Strummer) A genuine person who loves his fans. And it's very real.

Jimmie’s guitar style may well have started with the same roots as his little brother’s - they both devoured Johnny Guitar Watson’s style while growing up. But JV ultimately took a more subdued, lower key approach than Stevie Ray, allowing listeners to hear the similarities and savor the differences as well. irom.wordpress.com/2010/11/17/live-rock-and-blues-jimmie-vaughan-at-the-canyon-club/

Jimmie Vaughan, brother of Stevie Ray Vaughan, is quoted as saying: "When my brother Stevie and I were growing up in Dallas, we idolized very few guitarists. We were highly selective and highly critical. Johnny 'Guitar' Watson was at the top of the list, along with Freddie, Albert and B.B. King. Watson influenced Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, Etta James, and Stevie Ray Vaughan."

Jimmie Vaughan, brother of Stevie Ray Vaughan, is quoted as saying: "When my brother Stevie and I were growing up in Dallas, we idolized very few guitarists. We were highly selective and highly critical. Johnny 'Guitar' Watson was at the top of the list, along with Freddie, Albert and B.B. King. Watson influenced Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, Etta James, and Stevie Ray Vaughan."

Jimmie the man! Love this guy!

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Oral history is vital for any institution.

I was her next door neighbor.Started working for her about age 10.I took care of her yard, pulled a lot of weeds,watered plants .She explained I was there to work .The things she taught me help me in my business life. TIME IS MONEY if I wanted to goof of play with my friends, was not getting paid for that.Love that Lady.

Billy Elliott She was a great inspiration to me. Fine lady worked me .50 cents a hour and she got her moneys worth.Worked my ass hard.Taught me a lot about life. There are none finer than HOPE WILSON. I thing of her all the time.

Ultima VII is still one of the top 3 games I've ever played.

My class went here

Excellent Post

A Great American