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OneSundaymorn-ing, an old cowboyentered a church justbefore services were

to begin. Althoughthe old man and hisclothes were spot-lessly clean, he wore

jeans, a denim shirtand boots that wereworn and ragged. Inhishandhecarrieda

worn-out old hat andanequallyworn,dog-earedBible. The church heenteredwasinaveryupscale and exclu-sive part of the city.It was the largestand most beautifulchurch the old cow-boy had ever seen.The people of thecongregationwerealldressed with expen-siveclothesandfinejewelry. As the cow-boy took a seat, theothers moved awayfrom him. No onegreeted,spoketo,orwelcomedhim.Theywere all appalled by

his appearance anddid not attempt tohideit. As the old cow-boy was leaving thechurch, thepreacherapproached him andasked thecowboy todo him a favor. “Be-fore you come backinhereagain,haveatalkwithGodandaskhim what he thinkswould be appropri-ateattire forworshipin church..” The oldcowboy assured thepreacherhewould. The next Sun-day,heshowedbackup for the serviceswearing the same

ragged jeans, shirt,boots,andhat.Onceagain he was com-pletely shunned andignored.Thepreach-er approached thecowboy and said, “Ithought I asked youto speak toGod be-fore you came backtoourchurch.” “Idid,”repliedtheoldcowboy. “And what washisreply?”askedthepreacher. “Well, sir, Godtoldmethathedidn’thave a clue what Ishouldwear.Hesaidhe’d never been inthischurch.”

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The Devine-basedVinyl45ʼsisprobablythebest rockabilly band inSouthTexas. Hard driving drumsand guitars, with the

pulsating rhythm of anupright bass, define theband. These are the pow-erfulsoundsofthemagi-cal 1950s, a time when

Elviswasestablishinganewrockkingdom,andatimewhenJerryLeewasintroducing thepianoasan instrument of forceneverwitnessedbefore.

George Hamilton, astand-up drummer andmanager of the Vinyl45ʼs,sayshisgrouphasre-captured the spirit of“50s rock, classic carshows, sock hops, oldfashioned soda foun-tains,pompadours,poo-dle skirts, classic coun-try,rockabillyandLayritePomade.” We found the Vinyl45ʼs last month at BigJohnʼsHanginʼTreeSa-loon in Bracken whereHamilton, Roland J,Chris Navarro, and Vic-tor Costilla were all butliftingtheroofofftheven-erablebeerjoint. It was Elvis, Little

Richard, Jerry Lee,RoyOrbison, Chuck Berry,Bill Haley, and somanymore among the rocka-billycovers,andHanginʼTreedancerswereshak-ingtheplacelikeafreighttrainmovingthrough. Ass-kicking musicif we ever heard it, anda brand of dancemate-rialwhichbandmanagerHamiltoncallsinfectious. “Ifourmusicdoesnʼtmake your feet want tomove,” Hamilton said,“you are either serious-ly impaired or alreadydead.” Check that “bestrockabillyband inSouthTexas” description. The

Vinyl 45ʼs may well bethebestoftheirlotintheentire state with a fewforeign countries throwninforgoodmeasure. “Thisisthebestrock-abilly outfit I have everheard,” says HanginʼTree owner Big JohnOaks.“Andyoucanseehowourcustomersreacttothemusic.Theygoab-solutely wild every timetheVinyl45ʼsplayhere.” And we have goodnews for Hamilton andtheHanginʼTreerugcut-ters. Hamilton says hehopes to make theHanginʼTree aSanAn-tonio headquarters for


theVinyl45ʼs ifbookingarrangements can beworkedout. “Some people donʼteven know what 1950srock-and-roll was allabout,” says Hamilton.“These people at theHanginʼTreewillhelpusspreadtheword.” All four members ofthe band contribute vo-cals, but the lead voicebelongs to Victor (BigDaddy)Costilla,aguitar-ist who works with theDepartment of HumanServiceswiththeCityofSanAntonio.He lives inMoore. Secondmost promi-

nent voice of the four-some is that of RockinʼRoland J, also a guitar-ist who has dejayed atKKYX and other CoxRadio Group stations,andwhoalsobroadcastsMissions and Rampagegames in San Antonio.HishomeisinBulverde. Chris (Low C) Na-varro, a teacher at theBrooksAcademyofFineArts, can literally makehis upright bass walkand talk. He also playskeyboardswiththeband.Navarroistheonlymem-ber of the group wholivesinSanAntonio. Drummer, band

leader, and manager,George(HotRod)Hamil-tonmaintainsthebandʼsstudio at his home inDevine, the Vinyl 45ʼshome base. Hamil-ton does commercialwork with the Cox Ra-dio Group. When play-ingdrumswith theVinyl45ʼs, Hamilton standsduringanentireshow. “Chris and I had aband when we werein Devine High Schoolduring the1980s.Victorjoined that group, andwe became known asthe King Beez,” Ham-ilton said. “Then we alldrifted off to do college,

careers, family, and youname it in other townsandcities.” The decision to re-unitecamein2007whentheformerKingBeezallattended a concert bythereunitedStrayCats. “Hey,theydiditwithonly threeguys, sowhynot us?” Hamilton saidthe original three mem-bers realized. “So wewentbacktoplayingthemusicthatmadeuswanttoplay inthefirstplace,thematerialofElvis,Lit-tleRichard,BuddyHolly,Johnny Cash, Carl Per-kins,theEverlyBrothers,HankWilliams,andallof

theothers.The1950sera was musicʼs great-est time, and we wantto keep that great spiritaliveandrolling.” HamiltonsaidRolandJ sat inwith theoriginalthree shortly after theyregrouped, and todayʼsversionof theVinyl 45ʼswasborn. “Victor Costilla, ourleadvocalist,hasabeau-tifulvoice,butweneededsomeonetotakesomeofthesingingpressureoff,”Hamiltonsaid.“EnterRo-land J, a power singer Iworkedwith in the radiobusiness. He handlestheheaviermaterial,just

whatweneeded.” The Vinyl 45ʼs willsoon have a cd on themarket with originaltunes,butHamiltonsaidno one should worryaboutthemdroppingthestaple material of the1950s. “Our original stuff ismuchliketheʻ50smate-rial,”Hamiltonsaid. “Wemay slip two or threeoriginalsintoashow,butnothingthatwould inter-rupt the continuity. Andthe same goes for ourfirst recording. Not toopolished. A little roughandalittledirty.Justlikethe1950s.”

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By Sam Kindrick

Mike Ellis has beenknown as “The Duke ofCool”sincethelate1960swhenheworkedGuyandEvelyn Lintonʼs Frisky A-Go-GoClub. “That was 1967 or1968, the year Hemis-fair opened,” Ellis recalls.“We had a trio we calledThe Four Dimensions--me on guitar and vocals,Billy Lassiter on drums,and Dave Post on bass.There were three of us,butwewent byTheFourDimensionsuntilMrs.Lin-toninsistedwechangethe

name.” Laughs Ellis: “Sheinsisted we become TheTurtleNecks,andwewerehappy to oblige. Fromthenonweworkedthebiground stage at the FriskyA-Go-Go in turtle necksweaters. And becausethe stagewas completelyround, each of us playedwhile facing a differentdirection. Wild old times,andgoodtimesatthat.” GuyandEvelyn,someSanAntonians will recall,operated the infamousGreen Gate strip club onSt. Marys Street beforeprofessing their faith in

Christ and shuttering theplacewithBourbonStreetparson Bob Harringtonsmilingfromthestage. Ellis worked their livemusic club which was lo-catedonBroadway,alesscontroversial but equallylivelyjoint. A South Side nativewho went to school withthe late Adolph Hoffnerʼsson, the63-year-oldEllishasbeenapowerfulforcein the SanAntoniomusiccommunityformoreyearsthan some of the localpickershavebeenbreath-ingair. Mike is a work horse

and multi-talented musi-cian who has masteredguitar, piano, bass, andharmonica.Hecanseguefromblues to jazz to rockto country with a specialflair and brand of pazazzwhichhasearnedhimdes-ignationsamonghispeersas“TheDukeofCool”and“Mr.Fabulous.” With humility andgrace,Ellisshareshisspe-cial talents with both hisfellows and the fans whoattendhisshows,andhislivegigscountbothinSanAntonio and, at one time,intheHoustonmarketareprodigioustosaytheleast. A consummate pro,Ellis has worked with ev-eryone from Etta Jamesto Clifford Scott, addingvocals and instrumentallicksonavarietyofinstru-ments. “Until only recently, Iwas working almost 550gigs a year,” Ellis said.“Now Iʼm doing three orfourshowsaweek,includ-ingaweeklyjamsessionIhostat theMakeMyDayLounge.” The electric guitar isEllisʼs primary instrument,and influences from suchguitar wizards as ChuckBerry, Howard Roberts,andB.B.Kingarediscern-ible. Ellis has never heldwhat the musicians calla “day job.”His sole live-lihood has been musicsincehepickeduphisfirstguitar,anaccomplishmentwhichfewlocalmusicianscanlayclaim. Wayne Harper, sub-ject of last monthʼs coverfeature in Action Maga-zine, calls Mike Ellis “theentertainerʼsentertainer.” Harper said, “I havebeen a Mike Ellis fan foryears. He is an inspira-tion and a real pro whoperformsat a level of ex-cellence and energy youdonʼtfindeveryday.” Ellis, who now works

regularly with female vo-calist Jackie Huddle, per-formed at an earlier timewith the late RoxanneKrezdorn, popular bluesbelter who lost her battlewithcoloncancerthispastAugust. A longtime friend ofmine and the subject ofnumerous Action Maga-zinearticlesandmentions,Roxanne told me prior tothelastmedicalbenefitforherattheRafflesClubthatMikeElliswasamusicin-dustryherotoher. “Mike helped me inmore ways than I cantell you,” she said. “Heencouraged me, and heplayed behind me at somanygigs.Ilovetheguy.” Ellis, who was in e-mailcontactwithRoxanneuntil the end, expressedsimilar feelings of affec-tion. “Imissherterribly,”hesaid.“Wealldo.” The death lastmonthof formerNavyClubown-er Phil Sfair was jarringnewstoEllis,whoworkedtheNavyClub in the late1970sofearly1980s. “Phil was a solid citi-zenandagoodpersontoworkfor,”Ellissaid.“IhadjustcomebackfromHous-tonwhenIstartedworkingtheNavyClubwithSpider(Spider and the Domi-

noes),andlaterwithMikeZealandDannySegovia.” Starting on SanAntonioʼs South Side atage 15, Ellis has workedwithaqueueofmusiciansand bands who includeEtta James, The Coast-ers,AugieMeyers,CliffordScott, Spot Barnett, theCone Sisters, West SideHorns,andthelateDennyEzba. Over the past 15years, he has been amember of the RevivalBrothers group that playsNights In Old San An-tonio and Fiesta Texas.Andsince2000,Ellishasworked off and on withFrankie Collins and theHollywood Blues Band.EllissaidhegrewupwithCollinsontheSouthSide. “Iwascalledintoplayguitar with Etta Jamesat someclubon theEastSide,”Ellissaid.“Itwasnʼtthe East Side CountryClub,andIcanʼtrecallthename of the place. I doremember that Etta gotbusted that night for pos-sessionofheroin.” In the 1970s, afterleaving his Frisky-A-Go-Go gig with the Lintons,Ellis moved to HoustonwhereheplayedpianoforVirgil Lyons with BobbyJettandtheClefTonesat


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Famed San Antoniorestaurateur StefaniaBaldesarelliisoutofbusi-ness. Stefania closed bothherDoloresDelRioRes-taurant on the Riverwalkand Stefaniaʼs CountryItalianRestaurantonSanPedroAvenuelastmonth,citing woes that rangedfromescalatingrentstoageneral economic down-turntounrelentinghealthdepartmentinspectors. “I justgottiredofthe

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therestaurantbusiness.” Aveteran in the res-taurant and bistro busi-ness for more than 25years,Stefaniahasbeenafriendofourssincesheoperated Nonaʼs Home-made Pasta and DivaFishBarandGrillontheSt.MaryʼsStrip.Shealsoowned and operated aherbfarminGreyForest. At Nonaʼs she fea-tured belly dancing andsome of the finest livebands to be found inSouth Texas, a traditionwhich carried over to

bothDoloresDelRioandStefaniaʼs Country Ital-ian. Shehaslongbeenachampion of live musicand live musicians, andthere are literally hun-dredsofpickerswhowillnever forget the venuesshe provided for theirmusic and the promo-tions boosts she gavethem. A classy lady whobowsoutwithoutawhineorevenapartingshotather tormentors, StefaniaBaldesarelliisavictimof

gross unfairness whichAction Magazine choos-estonotoverlook. When Dolores DelRio was shut down forthreeweeksinthefallbythe health department,the usual conventionsbusinesswascutoffdur-ing a critical time whichsaw the KSAT-TV “Be-hind the Kitchen Door”nerd take a relentlessseries of swipes at theRiverwalkeatery. And after Stefaniaspentasmalltoninstall-ing new plumbing, wall

boards, ceilings, etc.,withhopesofgettingDo-loresDelRiobackopen,the landlord leased thelocation out without giv-ingBaldesarellianotice. In our opinion, shewasscrewed,blued,andtattooed in a city whereshe gave a lot. And achickenshit little TV tur-key helped with the fin-ishingtouch. But stay tuned.Baldesarelli is a fighter,and there will surely beanother Stefania chap-ter.Stefania

02 - The Isaacks03 - Jerry Bailey04 - Rusty Martin & Doc05 - Texas Ladybugs06 - Mike Phelan/Open Mic

09 - The Isaacks10 - Karaoke 2-Nite11 - Sylvia & Friends12 - Cactus Rose13 - Mike Phelan/Open Mic

16 - The Isaacks17 - Jerry Bailey18 - Mike Clancey19 - The Flyin’ A’s20 - Mike Phelan/Open Mic

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3rd MARKSTEWARTBAND...8-12

4th MEYERANDERSON..........9-1

5th VINCEMORENOBAND......9-1

10th CHILTONVANCEBAND....8-12

11th BURGUNDY......................9-1

12th RAYREED........................9-1

17th CADILLACRANCH..........8-12

18th RANCHROCK...................9-1

19th RICKYADAMSBANDS......9-1

24th BILLAYERSBAND..........8-12

25th JIMBYROM.....................9-1

26th BIMBO&BORDERLINE.....9-1

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Thurmunz Seafood,theoldWaterStreetOys-ter Bar at Broadway andBasse Road, closed itsdoors last month afterownerThurmanLovesoldbarandrestaurantequip-mentinanopenauction. Caught in a financialbind which resulted fromcircumstancesbeyondhiscontrol, Love said he isconsidering other optionsandpossibly a new loca-tion,butnothinghadbeenfinalizedatthiswriting.

Love operated theCabaret in Bandera be-

forebuyingintotheWaterStreet operation, anotherbarandeaterywhichfea-turedlivemusic. A singer and song-writer himself, Love fea-tured some of the bestactsinthemusicindustryat both the Cabaret andWaterStreetbeforeitbe-cameThurmunz. We interviewed thelate and legendary FloydTillman at Loveʼs Ban-dera operation, and heintroduced us to the in-comparableRuthieFostershortlyafterhe tookover

Water Street. And therewere many others, fromHank Williams III to RayWylie Hubbard and onandonandon. No matter what maybehisnextventure,Thur-man Love has our sup-port. He is a true friendof livemusic,andhehasbeenanActionMagazinesupporterfromthegitgo.

Bob the Chicken

Bob came homedrunkonenight,slid intobed beside his sleeping

wife,and fell intoadeepslumber. Heawokebefore thePearly Gates, where St.

Peter said, ‘You died inyoursleep,Bob.’ Bob was stunned.“Iʼmdead?No,Ican’tbe!I’ve got toomuch to livefor.Sendmeback!” St. Peter said, “Iʼmsorry,butthere’sonlyonewayyoucangoback,andthatisasachicken.” Bobwas devastated,but begged St. Peter tosend him to a farm nearhishome... The next thing heknew, he was covered

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Jack’sJack-N-Around

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Banana’s BilliardsBombay Bicycle Club

CasbeersThe Cove

Goodtime Charlie’sJoey’s

LimelightLuther’s Cafe

The MixPigstandPlanet K

Sam’s Burger JointTycoon FlatsWhite Rabbit

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Brooks PubChina GroveGeneral Store

Flip Side Record ParlorHerb’s Hat Shop

Moose ClubMustang Sally’s

Planet KShady Lady

Spurr 122Sugar Time Lounge

Texas Pride BBQThe Other Woman

The SteerThe Trap

Wild Turkey

BULVERDE AREAAntler’s Restaurant

Exxon - 46 & 281Honey Creek

RestuarantShade Tree Saloon

Specht’s StoreTetco 46 & 281

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HELOTESFloore’s Store

KIRBYHi-Duke’s

The Pour House

LEON SPRINGSThe Silver Fox

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theCedarLounge. Moving between SanAntonio and Houston, El-lis worked with Jett andnumerousothers.Thenhepulled a year-long stint inNew Mexico with BaileyAndersonbeforereturningtothisareaandsigningupwithElGroupStormyandarunattheHolidayInninNewBraunfels. “AfterleavingtheNewBraunfels gig I startedplaying with a female vo-calistbythenameofLoranMackey at the PassportInn here,” Ellis recalled.“At the same time, I wasfrontingmyownbandatagigoutatFerdieʼs inBul-verde with Harvey KagenandBillyLassiter.Youfea-tured us in Action Maga-zineatthattime,thankyou

verymuch. “When Loran Mackeymoved on to California,Roxanne Krezdorn tookherplace.Iworkedsteadi-lywithRoxanneforaboutseven years, doing gigsmostlyatRaffles.” Inthelate1980s,Ellissays he ended up at thePetroleum Club, playingshows with the late sax-manTonyBadrack.WhenBadracklefttheband,Ellistook itover,andkept thatball rolling for about fivemoreyears. “Ibelieveitwassome-where in the early 1990sthat Tony Badrack, BobHoward and I started do-ingajamsessiononSun-days at the old ChasersClubonOʼConnorRoad,”Ellis said. “We called thegroup the Funtones. We

had been playing a lotand just wanted a placewhere musicians couldcome play, relax, andmost of all have fun. Af-ter Badrack and Howardleft that group,Matt Toonand Billy Lassiter joinedus,anditwasnʼtlonguntilJackieHuddleshoweduptositin.ShehadbeenwithagroupcalledTexasHeat,andshewaslookingforaband.Wewerelookingfora singer, and things justclicked.” AfterafirechasedthemusiciansoutofChasers,Ellis and company set upshopattheMakeMyDayLounge where they nowappear at 9:30 p.m. ev-eryFridayandSundayasMike Ellis and the Fabu-lous Funtones featuringJackieHuddle. Huddle, a big voicewith cds titled 13 Kisses4 u andHotWind,worksboth with the Funtonesand theMikeEllisVarietyBand,agroupmadeupoflargelythesamebunchofmusicians. WefoundtheMikeEl-lisVarietybandlastmonthat Texas 46 in BulverdewhereEllisappearedwithHuddle,bassistKimAllen,and drummer Chris Kai-ner.

The Fabulous Fun-tones includes Mikeʼswife Theresa Waker Elliswho alternates on drums,Huddle,GeneGodly,KimAllen, Marvelous MarvinfromMiamiandtheVegasKid. And all others whowanttocomeoutandjoinin. AcdcalledFlashbackwhich Ellis did last yearwithRalphEscobedofromLaredo receivedsome fa-vorable reviews, and heis looking forward to anAugie Meyers release heplayedoncalledTriplets. “Iʼm planning to dosome songwriting andmore recordingwork nowthatIdonʼtworkover500gigs a year,” Ellis said. “Iwant to travel some andspendmore timewithmywife.ButIneverintendtoget completely out of themusic business. It is theonlylifeIknow.”

with feathers, cluckingandpeckingtheground. A rooster strolledpast. ‘So, you’re thenew hen, huh? How’syourfirstdayhere?’ “Not bad,’ repliedBob the hen, “but Ihave this strange feel-ing inside. Like I’m

gonnaexplode!” “Youʼre ovulating,’explained the rooster.“Donʼt tell me you’venever laid an egg be-fore?” “Never,’saidBob. “Well, just relaxandletithappen,”saysthe rooster. “Itʼs nobigdeal.” He did, and a fewuncomfortable secondslater, out popped anegg! Hewas overcomewith emotion as he ex-perienced motherhood.He soon laid anotheregg--hisjoywasover-whelming. As hewas about tolayhisthirdegg,hefeltasmackonthebackofhis head, and heard afamiliarfemalevoice: “Bob,wakeup!Youjustshitinthebed!” Gettingoldjustain’twhat theysaid itwouldbe.

San Antone

Casbeers at theChurch has been re-named San AntoneCafeandConcerts. Barbara Wolfe andSteveSilbaspickedthenameover a hat full ofcustomer contest en-tries, none of which

suitedthehusbandandwifeownershipteam. And thatʼs how itshould be, for SilbasandWolfe have practi-cally lived in the popu-lar live music venuewhich started whenthey took over the oldCasbeers bar and grilloperation on BlancoRoad. Theymovedtotheirpresent location in theKing William district,settling inanoldMeth-odist Church buildingwhichfirstbecameCas-beersattheChurch. The recent namechange came aboutwhen owners of theoriginalCasbeersprop-erty took legal actionagainst Wolfe and Sil-bas over use of thename. “Nothing haschanged,” Wolfe said.“We are still servinggreat food and featur-ing the best live rootsmusic tobe foundany-where.” SteveSilbasunder-went bypass surgeryjustdaysafter theclubwasrenamed.Heisre-portedlyhomefromthehospitalanddoingokaywithhisrecovery.


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