AMN Exclusive: The Reverend Horton Heat (ca. 1996)

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In this Austin Music Network Exclusive interview, between clips from music videos and live performances, the Reverend Horton Heat talks about growing up in Texas, his early musical influences, playing music in Texas, and his experience making the music video for the song "Wiggle Stick."
Austin (Tex.). Austin Music Network Collection (AR.2001.007)
Item Number: AR-2001-007-r00505
Item Format: 3/4" Umatic

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@christinamiller3363 Ай бұрын

Just took the kiddos to see him Live at the RIV - 43 years old now with two teenagers - Was an Amazing Show ❤

@genericsomething 7 күн бұрын

I remember seeing these guys many times in Deep Ellum and Denton. The most memorable performance (for me) I saw was at The Library in Denton, Texas during my senior year of high school ('86-'87), on a Thursday(?) night. I brought two high school sophomores with me, and we were let in, as long as we didn't try to acquire any alcohol on the premises. We stayed for two sets before we decided to duck out, due to having to go to high school the next morning. We had unobstructed seats in the middle. That was one of the best concerts of my life!

@jdcrow6 25 күн бұрын

These guys put on a great show and have so many great songs. I highly recommend checking them out when they come through your town.

@JohnViguerie 11 күн бұрын

Good ole days in the 80's watched RHH in the blazing Dallas sun at outdoor jams - what a career

@jefflyon2020 2 жыл бұрын

this guy never disappoints live, i promise you that, rocks harder than your band.

@Vortex.Vixen666 Жыл бұрын

Jim Heath rocks harder at the age of 64 than young punks at 18. 🖤😎🖤💋

@DeadKoby 3 ай бұрын

I've seen many of his shows... he is a great entertainer. In his maturity, he still does a great show. He's not lost his chops, and is still playing great stuff.

@oahuviewlot2929 3 жыл бұрын

thank you, AHC. These are treasures.

@sarahssentongo2587 4 ай бұрын

If your wonderin’, yes he’s really that good live

@Ireland831 24 күн бұрын

LOL....I forgot about Love and a .45...Been a big fan since the early 90's when I grabbed the Smoke 'em album. Eagerly bought everything as soon as it was released through Space Heater....then grabbed Holy Roller. I haven't kept up with the newer stuff....have to check out the newer releases. Saw the Rev at Moe's Alley in Santa Cruz last year. Rocking harder than ever....killer show.

@biggerbehindthetrigger2814 3 жыл бұрын

It's a grind. As always you have to pay your dues. Some bands only have to pay their dues for a few years others are still paying thier dues. After 5 years or so you need to reevaluate your product. Let's face it some bands just plain out suck. I will listen to anything that you can tell that they are putting their hearts into it. If they don't care then it never makes it to my needle again. Yes I love records yet I have a 96 track studio that's digital. Music and fírearms are my life. I have made a great living on both.the Reverend is a true blue musician that plays from the heart. I saw them the first time in Denver in 1994 or so and I was hooked for life.

@mrjon75 2 жыл бұрын

You sound alright!