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The Maines Brothers Band performs the song “New Delhi Freight Train”
Butch Hancock comes on stage
David Halley takes over on lead vocals
A very young Paul Glasse on mandolin and wearing a big cowboy hat!
Jimmie Dale Gilmore sings next
The trio performs “West Texas Waltz”
Promo for an episode of Austin City Limits, including Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson
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About the video Texas Locations Keywords This footage captures music performances from the 1987 Kerrville Folk Festival, including the Maines Brothers Band, Butch Hancock, David Halley, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore—all from Lubbock. Held annually since 1972, the festival is the longest continuously running music festival of its kind in North America. 1987 marked the year that the festival adopted its current 18-day, three-weekend format.
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