Uncle Leon butchers another one.

Uncle Leon and the Alibis do their best to butcher a classic Hank Williams tune. Featuring Uncle Leon on vocals and guitar, Sara "Timebomb" Landeau on drums, Neil Magnuson on bass and backups, and Charles Aceto on blistering lead guitar.

Upon hearing that the legendary Hank's Saloon has just run out of Pabst Blue Ribbon, Uncle Leon and the Alibis launch into their alcoholic epic, "Beer Train". Featuring Uncle Leon on vocals and guitar, Neil Magnuson on bass and backups, Charles Aceto on lead guitar and Sara "Timebomb" Landeau on drums.

While attempting to perform their country-fried cover of "Baby Got Back", Uncle Leon and the Alibis get mobbed by drunk, wild women with large bottoms.

Alex Battles, "the boss of the Brooklyn country scene" makes a surprise (and apparently incognito) appearance at Uncle Leon and the Alibis' final show.

This is the real deal! Uncle Leon and the Alibis, live at Hank's Saloon in Brooklyn, performing their rollergirl anthem, "Roller Derby Saved My Soul"