Setlist: 00:00 San Antonio Rose 04:59 Band Introductions 09:19 Steel Guitar Rag 13:03 Stay All Night (Stay a Little Longer) 16:33 Please Don’t Leave Me 21:15 Milk Cow Blues 27:26 Little Betty Brown

Good for Me!!

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There great 👍 thank you

Very good. The music is not in synch with the actions. Still good !

The music is out of sync with the video.

It's great to see a new generation enjoying the old music. Of course the new generation in this video are not so young now.

I remember the night that Bob Wills passed and was listening to WBAP when they were doing updates on his condition when Bill Mack announced his passing. I was trucking back then and am still, but mostly retired now. I miss the old 50,000 watt AM stations. No more transmitter at the foot of beautiful Hogback Mountain in Monterey, Mexico.!!

Love this music. Kinda nice to see an audience where half of them aren't holding up their Reasons For Living (cell phones) to record a crappy version of something that they could have just watched a super version of.

I discovered Bob Wills when I was in high school in the 70s. I played drums, loved swing music and rock, but country (though I loved it) was pretty boring to me. Then, passing through the music room one day another guy was listening to Bob. I stopped dead in my tracks and asked who that was! I have been a fan ever since then. We will finally move to Texas in a few months to retire, and I look forward to listening to the music I love live!

This music never went out of style and never will ….. not in Texas and the southwest.

Sleepy Johnson - fiddle Jesse Ashlock - fiddle Smokey Dacus - drums Al Stricklin - piano Keith Coleman - fiddle Leon Rausch - vocals Tommy Allsup - guitar Bob Kaiser - bass Leon McAuliffe - steel guitar

Heard the phrase "Deep in the Heart of Texas?" Well this is what will greet you when you actually get there.

I have said this on many Texas based music videos, I will keep saying it. The best music comes out of Texas!

This was the first part of an episode (1979?) that concludes with Ernest Tubb and his Texas Troubadours. Any chance you can upload that too?

Who was the guitar player that did bass lines so cleverly ? Can't remember his name, I thought he'd be in this production .

Nothing is more Texas than Bob Wills.

Great music, love Leon's 4neck "Fender Stringmaster" Steelguitar!

I miss these guys.

some of the most inbred music ever produced, sad : (

My grandmother told of the boys coming to Tulsa. Over in Red Fork, just west of Tulsa, they would gather for Sunday lunch after church. Sometimes Bob would show up with his boys and play on someone’s Porch and play and eat dinner with everybody and go over to Cains ballroom and she would listen on KVOO that night.

Beautiful just plain beautiful

Best swing band ever seen or heard of from the LONE STAR STATE

Tommy Allsup was with Buddy Holly. Don’t forget that.

And Paul McGee played drums for Bob too. And Hank Thomas for 9 years. Keith from Oklahoma as was Paul. Tag Lambert.

This brings back such a great feeling. When these guys were on there was nothing better. Ha Kieth Coleman. Hahaaa.

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I'm from fortworth and we could use some of the Texas playboys in the day we live in , rap isnt music but you dont goto Northside and say that

Way out of sync .

The COUNTRY music is capable of dragging for hours, without you noticing it. Congratulations and greetings from Italy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZu6hYBjjJqMqM0 40 FORTY MILES OF BAD ROAD

When I was born in 1938 Bob wills was going strong in the 40s I learn the singers an I know when the tunes started it was the Playboy's may they all rest in peace loved Bob wills music

Great 30 minute show. I saw the group in the mid '80sin Turkey, but this was earlier so you see players that were in his great groups of the past, that weren't available or alive in the mid-80s that I knew by name. What year was this?

I was born in the wrong decade that's for sure.

fucking awesome!

just discovered the texas playboys swinging stuff , they rock

God bless Texas, and the good ole USA

when you counted off you went 11 11 9 7 5...and so on.....then when you played it you went 11 9 7 9 7 5.....and so on.....so which is it?

thx dude

People should know that Steve is a lot older than he looks. He's 60 years old, and He is the original bass player for the Bay City Rollers! I saw him in concert when I was 10 years old, in 1976!

in reply to Gillelands, The Great Playboy Johnny Gimble is still around also!

damn

is it difficult for you teaching guitar when you are so unsure of your sexuality?

thank you..very good^^..

no idea who this is sorry, but this is absolutely epic.

When I was a kid, I saw Willie, Waylon, Charley and the rest. Nothing compared to the time I saw the Texas Playboys. Nothing compares to Texas Swing. It's Fort Worth music. Thanks, Steve.

FYI Bob Kiser was on the bass and Tommy Allsup was on guitar. Thanks for posting this! I wish you had the second half up with Keith's Waltz...still my all time favorite waltz. Thanks! Earl Calvert

great videos mate, very clear and helpful cheers 5*

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Stupid b/c u can't do it? Or what kinda trouble are you havin'? I got all kindsa answers, y'all. I appreciate the feedback, but that's kinda vague...

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