Alex Chilton - live - rare - The Christmas Song
"Live at Gaspar's, Chicago, 11/8/86, second set. Some nice interplay between Chilton and the audience."
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Alex Chilton - live - rare - The Christmas Song
"Live at Gaspar's, Chicago, 11/8/86, second set. Some nice interplay between Chilton and the audience."

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I’m kicking of the weekend with Tedeschi Trucks Band. As we do every year, my wife and I will be attending their show tonight at the Chicago Theater. This is the old Boxtops song done ala Joe Cocker.
The Box Tops - Alex Chilton
What more could you want for Halloween than Zacherley and The Boxtops? Alex and the band on Disco-Teen in 1967.
Alex Chilton - live - rare - When You Walk into the Room and I'll Keep You Satisfied
‘Live 3/6/85 at Cat's Cradle in Chapel Hill, NC. Sound quality not great, but the only time I've heard him perform these songs (on a borrowed 12-string no less): "When You Walk into the Room" by the Searchers and "I'll Keep You Satisfied" by Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas. At the very end, Alex comments on the fact that the audience was thinning out dramatically at this point.‘

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THE LETTER The Box Tops 1967 Guitar Lesson Tutorial Chord TABS - @EricB...
started watching “almost famous” and in the first 10 minutes philip seymour hoffman’s character is saying “the letter” by the boxtops is better than everything jethro tull did