The Reverend Horton Heat at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park.

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Jim Heath is a rockabilly rockstar.
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Jim bo' Wallace plays bass and smiles for the camera.
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The Hooten Hallers opened the night with upbeat bluesy rock n' roll.
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The Shack Shackers played the role of warm-up act before the Heat performed.
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Lead singer of Shack Shakers, Col. J.D. Wilkes was wild like a turkey. Throwing water on the front row, making the most ourtageous faces, and joking about his haunted room.
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Reverend Horton Heat warms up the crowd with the trio before inviting their piano player on stage.
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Reverend Horton Heat played to the crowd at the Stanley Hotel on April 15, 2019.
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Piano player Matt Jordan wasn't playing with the band the whole show, but when he was, he was playing lead in showmanship.
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The crowd would not leave until Reverend Horton Heat gave an encore.
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