Mexican Institute of Sound “Belludita”
July 22nd, 2009 by Vernon
Mexican Institute of Sound “Belludita”
Nacional Records
Music video produced by Houstonian locals PR!MO/LecheQuemad
Archive for the 'Music' Category
Jay Brannan at House of Blues Houston
July 19th, 2009 by Vernon
Former Houstonian (lost him to NYC) plays tonight at Houston House of Blues. Today’s video is a bona-fide YouTube hit!
Sheyla Jackson Lee Eulogizes Michael Jackson
July 8th, 2009 by Vernon
Our favorite Congresswoman eulogizes the late Michael Jackson and makes Houstonians proud!
Folsom Prison Blues by Los Lonely Boys
July 3rd, 2009 by Vernon
‘Folsom Prison Blues’ by Los Lonely Boys – Houston, TX 7/4/06
Folsom Prison blues performed in Houston, TX by Los Lonely Boys.
Michael Jackson does Motown
June 26th, 2009 by Vernon
It was really tough picking the best Michael video. The dude was VERY talented!
The Ton Tons
June 14th, 2009 by Vernon
TonTons – Dancing from Christopher Patterson on Vimeo.
The Ton Tons are a Houston band that SpaceCityRock described best as being ‘like the bar band playing in some film adaptation of a William Gibson cyberpunk novel set a few decades into the future — mysterious and alluring, but still murky, dirty, and maybe even a little dangerous.’ Check out their website here.
B L A C K I E in All Caps
June 4th, 2009 by Vernon
Houston rapper Michael LaCour, aka B L A C K I E…in All Caps, With Spaces, aka the founder of American Grime gives us Unwritten/Freestyle by way of indiehouston.org. Catch him next week at Walter
Sengelmann Hall to Re-Open in Schulenburg
June 1st, 2009 by Vernon
Dana Roy Harper, a Houston artist, will re-open Sengelmann Hall in Shulenburg, TX this weekend. Sengelmann Hall first opened in 1894 and closed in the 1940s. Dana has brought this historic and architectural gem to its previous glory and will inaugurate the venue with performances throughout the weekend including a free concert on Thursday featuring Earl Poole Ball.
The Chronicle has a great story featuring interviews with locals who remember days before TV and the Internet when Saturday night was a town production at the Hall. Check out some great historic photos, places to stay and upcoming bands on their site, SengelmannHall.com.