Super 8 footage taken by Morgan Fisher of Mott the Hoople from their 1974 US Tour. Includes commentary on the New York Dolls and Leee Childers.

Walter Lure.

The "Make That Move" Rockats reunite for their first show together since 1982 at the Texas Rockabilly Revival in Austin, Texas on May 16, 2008. Openi

This is the final scene from the breathtaking Jeff Feuerzeig directed documentary titled THE DEVIL AND DANIEL JOHNSTON. Daniel performs, in what the

Elliott Murphy drummer Curt Weiss aka Lewis King (doing his best Buddy LOve impression) for a freestyle experience live on the Seattle Channel Septem

1980's neo-Rockabilly band The Rockats perform MAKE THAT MOVE on the TV show LIVE WIRE.

Jerry Nolan being interviwed about drugs from a 1982 Swedish TV program called "Studio 8". Thanks to my friend Daniel.

Jerry Nolan is interviewed at a party for Tee Vee Tunes Records in New York City in 1991. Thanks to Greg Allen for the tape.

Robyn Hitchcock plays most of "N.Y. Doll" from a November 2006 show at Seattle, Washington's Crocodile Cafe filmed for a Sundance Channel Special. Pe

The Rockats perform "Take Me Back" live at Stages in Chicago, March 20 1982.

The Rockats live at Stages in Chicago, March 20, 1982 play Buzz and the Flyers' "Go Kat Wild".

The Rockats perform "Rockabilly Doll" live from Stages in Chicago, March 20, 1982.

The Rockats perform "Love This Kat" live from Stages in Chicago, March 20, 1982.

and Curt Weiss aka Lewis King of The Rockats and Beat Rodeo.

Heartbreakers' drummer Jerry Nolan's scene in Rachel Amodeo's WHAT ABOUT ME. This film also features Dee Dee Ramone, Richard Hell and Johnny Thunder

"Coundown Love" with Graham May on bass, Burny White on guitar and Danny Ray on Sax.

On 5/22/08, the Seattle Channel's Nancy Guppy spoke to former Rockat and Beat Rodeo drummer Lewis King (Curt Weiss) about the 2008 Seattle Rock Lotter

Former New York Dolls Jerry Nolan and Sylvain Sylvain's short lived band The Ugly Americans live in 1989 performing "Glad All Over" with Graham May on

"New Love" video from Beat Rodeo's 1986 LP "Home In The Heart Of The Beat".

Kenneth Keith Kallenbach on "Star Tomorrow" performs two of the greatest songs I've ever heard. Puts William Hung to shame. He was a regular on Howar