Happy birthday to guitarist JAMES BURTON, born on this day in 1939 in Dubberly, Louisiana.
Here he is in 1958 with Ricky Nelson performing the first song they recorded together, "Believe What You Say."
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Don Rickles launched a full roast missile and not a single stiff face in sight.
Don Rickles was on a level of his own.
He looks at Governor Reagan and refuses to even say his name right.
“Reagan… Reegan… whatever they call you. I don’t care.”
Reagan is crying laughing the entire time.
Nothing but absolute fearlessness in front of a future president.
“Black, white, Jew, Gentile we’re all working for one cause. Figuring out how you became governor.”
I still watch this and not believe they actually let him say half of it, the good times are gone
Colorized Chuck Berry at full power.
Watch the duck walk, the grin, and that guitar like he’s inventing the language in real time. Because in a lot of ways, he was.
The Beatles stole from him. Hendrix studied him. Half of rock guitar still lives in those licks.
Some people play rock and roll.
Chuck Berry was rock and roll.
Celebrating the birthday of Steve "Big Woo" Worster!
Steve Worster, the heart and soul and inspiration of the Wishbone, takes the handoff and powers in for his 101st career touchdown on this 14-yard run!
Texas Longhorns vs Tennessee Volunteers in the Cotton Bowl — the Horns dominated and cruised to a 36-13 victory!
Happy Birthday to the Wishbone warrior himself, Steve Worster!
Jan. 1, 1969
Stevie Ray Vaughan’s most famous guitar swap occurred in November 1989 during an Austin City Limits performance of "Look at Little Sister". 🎶🎸While playing a blistering guitar solo, Vaughan snapped a string but seamlessly continued playing while his guitar tech, René Martinez, swapped his main guitar for another without missing a single beat.💖