So proud to put on these shows.

Great job!

The man on the Rhythm Guitar, oh, and he can sing, too.

Sounding awesome, James Gang.

Thanks Travis for letting people audio and video record you. We are a special group of people. I should of been into doing video but at least I ran audio. Rick Taylor audio recording engineer for MAGNETIC CONNECTION AUDIO/VISUAL ARCHIVE.

Good to see you singing 🎉

Nice! I play it out of C position--no barre chords to play in the "I can't believe" part.

WOW ! Just stumbled on this. You guys are amazing !

Howdy Travis: spontaneous and I are me and myself. Magnetic Connection Audio/Visual Archives.

Howdy Travis : yes it's me again that guy with the tape recorder. Magnetic Connection Audio/Visual Archives.

Pretty

Good stuff

Kate Wolf reminds us that everyone has a story to tell, if we take the time to respectfully hear it. We rarely do, but she did in the case of the Old Street Singer.

I started seeing Travis perform in 1978 . This is the first time I seen him play bass. Rick Taylor say's howdy Travis.

Hard to beat Little Feat All that said This ain't bad. Actually, it's awesome !

Totally melted.

Love that honky-tonk music. One of my favorite Jerry Lee Lewis songs. Also one of my favorite Rod Stewart songs.

I love this song, and you played it beautifully. Can't go wrong with a Shel Silverstein tune.

Hell yeah! Brings back memories... I used to listen to this in the KFAT days. I always loved it. (The fact that I was also doing NyQuil myself only made it that much more memorable.) And Kathleen kicks it on this awesome rendition!

Love it! This is as good as it gets. Everyone on that stage was superb.

Excellent rendition of this great songs. Love the vocals and the guitar.

That telecaster sounds great! Whith your friends, sure

Awesome, Boris Johnson on keyboard and uncle Albert on drums 😁

Sounds like no one bothered to tell the story about this one … Steel guitarist Herb Steiner, a member of Austin band Alvin Crow & the Pleasant Valley Boys, wrote the song about harmonica player Roger Crabtree, an alumnus of Waylon Jennings's band. According to Herb, the Waylors were fond of their speed and would drink NyQuil in order to come down. From this, Roger got a hell of a NyQuil habit and pretty much couldn't go to sleep without a big slug of it at the end of the evening. The "slugs" he would take were stout enough that he once rolled out of a top bunk on the tour bus, fell three feet to the floor - and it didn't wake him up. Herb decided there _had_ to be a song in this, so he started reading the NyQuil box and gleaning phrases from it: "restful sleep your body needs," "analgesic decongestant and an antihistamine," "take only as directed" … and so on. They included the tune on their first album for Polydor records, and _Cash Box_ magazine named it their Pick of the Week - at which point the legal department at Vicks woke up and sent Polydor a cease and desist letter. (Something about the phrase "NyQuil junkie" got under their skin, you know.) The head of Polydor despised Alvin anyway, and delightedly canned the record. After that, the song went into "bar band legend" status, but there are a few other recordings out there. Alvin has recorded it at least twice more. Maybe the easiest version to find today is the Cornell Hurd Band's CD _Song of South Austin_ .

Poor poor version singing it randomly

Please come back, I love your music❤️

Wow! Great cover fellas!

Great talents up there...and well-done video as well... ;^>

Brilliant drumming and excellent musicianship all round. Reminds me of Jim Keltner on the skins. Thoroughly enjoyable band.

Very cool. All great. Killer drummer.

they always go the extra mile... love the sound.

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Wonderful!!!

loved that, great job guys!

Fabulous rendition of a fine song. Thank you for sharing

I love the fiddle player's outfit.

Brick by Brick!

Brick by Brick!

I caught your show at the Fremont library Sat July 14th. Thanks for a great show!!!! This song was one of your best that afternoon!

Love hearing Kathleen's voice! Love driving to her CD...

Wow! I love this song...and their rendition of this classic Bee Gee's song! Thanks for recording and posting! :)

Spectacular!!!

Never EVER seen a band turn a crowd around like that! They were not even aware that there was live music and you captured them! Genius.

YESSSSSS!!!!!! Daggone brilliant!!!!

Smokin excellent!!!

Travis right at home in a store- just like the old Cole Music days in Sonora, Ca.

I am so glad I know you Travis- been a fan of you from way back to 1978 in Sonora

I needed some Jones-

Probably the best cover I've ever seen. Great job and instrumentation, very beautiful!!