My Dad went to work for Sea Star Boats in Monmouth Illinois in 1963. At first as plant supervisor, in 1969 he was made President and changed the name in 1974 to Mach 1. He bought the company in 1985 and sold it in 1991. He went on to own, build Envision Boats until he passed in 1996. My Dad Bill Felt had me rolling around in Fiberglass when I was 5 lol. Little history for y'all. Great video and memories.

You're not a real fan of country rap if you don't have this OG track on your playlist

Back when Texas was good.

The amount of women I've met in my life who look like the operator lady is truly unsettling. Here in 2025 you may think that's someone being goofy, but women really did look like that on purpose at one time.

That man is still the king!!

Anyone know who that steel player is ?

The Chicks' Wide Open Spaces Album Details Release Date: January 27, 1998 (major-label debut) Hit Singles: "I Can Love You Better" "There's Your Trouble" "You Were Mine" "Wide Open Spaces" TV Appearances: Late Night with Conan O’Brien The RuPaul Show The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Wide Open Spaces Album Background New Lineup: First album featuring Natalie Maines as the lead vocalist, marking a new era for the band. Musical Style: Blends traditional country with elements of bluegrass and pop, showcasing the group's versatility. Previous Work: Prior to this album, The Chicks released three independent albums; however, Wide Open Spaces was their first major-label release. Production: Produced by Blake Chancey and Paul Worley, who crafted its polished sound. Breakthrough Success: The album's success was pivotal in establishing The Chicks as a leading force in country music. Wide Open Spaces Tour and Performances Live Performances: The Chicks' live performances were well-received, showcasing their musical talent and stage presence. Tour 1998: They embarked on a tour in 1998 to promote Wide Open Spaces, performing alongside Clay Walker. Setlist: The setlist included hits from Wide Open Spaces as well as earlier songs, offering fans a mix of their evolving sound. TV Shows: They appeared on numerous TV shows, performing songs from the album, which significantly increased their visibility. Venues: The Chicks performed at various venues, including major music festivals and television studios, reaching a broad audience.

Man I sure do miss this access channel and old Austin it’ll never be the same

Pure class....saw them here in Ireland some years ago...........🍀🍀🍀

Sick.just the best.

This is the last performance where I have heard Johnny Cash sing the last two lines at his lowest register.

Saw you guys up near Waco moons ago and wow was it a show!!!.....

Goodnight Sweet Prince xxxx

No children xxxx

NEAR XXXX

Phil Blythe still blows me away. He is super talented. A blues man for sure.

Reached #21 on the Billboard Adult Top 40 Chart in 1997. Reminds me of driving around Austin, early fall 1997 when this song was on several radio stations for weeks. Back when Austin still had an electric music vibe in the air. You could see really great bands at night in downtown Austin and not worry about getting hassled by a bunch of vagrants on the way back to your car. That was before California style politics ruined the city.

TRAGICALLY underappreciated band!!!!! Harrison is brilliant. Period. C.I.K. is one of my very fave albums of all time. This crap today is making people rich, and not him?! Pitiful.

First is Eden a.k.a. - Karen Eden's band. Second band is Dynamite Boy.

Growing up in Austin it took me an embarrassing amount of time to discover Joe King.

This is a rare individual, blessed with the powers of Compassion and Intelligence. None of them welcomed by contemporary international political powers. ..

What the hell is this band/song/video, pretty awesome 😀

Kieth Furgason on Bass. Cool.

Dyke here in 2024 still listening to this❤ thank you all for everything

RIP Peter❤

ads are killing the vibe

in the early 2000s I was lucky enough to be a student in one of Mr. Pool's audio engineering classes at a studio in Irving, TX. he was a fascinating and interesting character and connected well with the class of younger students. glad this is still here to listen to!

Loved seeing Beto and the boys in the late 80’s. Much fun and great music.

Please! Turn up the volume on that Texas Honky Tonk Music!

I arrived in 1984, while Austin was still very segregated, delineated by IH35. Times have changed both upward and down in so many ways. Sad to see it, but I got to be part of the changes in East Austin from 85-96 when I left to try the small-town life of Gonzales, Texas, instead and spend some time with my son away from the city life. Never would go to live there again, especially now. I Left Gonzales to rest in Salvage, Texas for the next leg. Best nest of all. Loved Austin in my 30s... not now.

Guy Clark was an amazing Texas troubadour song storyteller for sure. Thanks for posting that!

Tow, it don't mean a thing. You are beautiful.

The lighting sucks.

My dad (b. 1928) loved all of Bob Wills' music! He used to sing this song (and others) to me, when I was a little bitty girl in the early 1960s! He'd pick me up and we'd dance around the room! Good times, great memories!

Futurama brought me here

I love you Pa ❤❤❤❤❤

9:00 😮 right!

That Day that We shot this, was Truly Magical indeed. 🙏🔥🌹🔥🙏

Billy Joe & Eddie… Tearin’ it up as only they could.

♥

This was so good! Nick Lowe is such a wonderful, witty and underrated songwriter and performer.

Flo Mob could rap.

Wow!!! We were so young and flexible! 😂😂😂

Cómo tocaban este gran temazo,de texas tornados en las tocadas del barrio , aquí en la virgen los reyes la paz estado de mex,ace mucho tiempo atras,de lujo...

Alright now 🔥✨

What talent!! LOVE the song 💞😍

Gibby singing Jim Carroll, pretty cool even if Johnny Depp was there.

Anyone know what guitar that would be?

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Unemployment man told me no more tears. Then I figured out he said tiers 😅