LCU finishes up their first set strong with Kim Wilson's "Rock With Me Tonight", a bit of Red Foley's classic ode to man's best friend "Old Shep" (with a twist ending), Hank Williams' "Jambalaya" (which later appeared on LCU's 1997 CD "Don't Touch That Dial!"), and Big Joe Turner's hand-clapping "Shake Rattle and Roll".

Vintage Lightnin' Charlie and the Upsetters tearing up the Slippery Noodle Inn in Indianapolis, Indiana. Filmed in 1995, this concert was the Blues Society of Indiana's birthday party for the legendary blues mandolinist Yank Rachell. Responding to popular demand for video of some of these wild and wooly shows, I am posting these for your enjoyment (please disregard the quality of the video - it's a handheld camcorder). So sit back, have fun, and don't fight the feeling, y'all! This is one of several segments from this concert that I will be uploading with index numbers so you can watch in the original order (unfortunately, YouTube only allows 10 minutes maximum length on videos, so I have to chop this roller-coaster set into parts). The Medley includes Sam Cooke's "Shake", Hank Ballard's (and Chubby Checker's) "The Twist", and the one-and-only Little Richard's "Hey Hey Hey Hey"

LCU takes flight on Solomon Burke's soulful "Down In The Valley", Stevie Ray's plaintive blues "Ain't Gone Give Up On Love", and Slim Harpo's funky "Tee Ni Nee Ni Nu".