Long Tall Texans and Henry & The Bleeders

British band Long Tall Texans formed in Brighton in 1985, blending psychobilly, rockabilly, and punk. Known for their high-energy shows and songs like "900 Miles," they gained fame with albums like Sodbusters and Five Beans in the Wheel. They've toured Europe and explored blues and reggae in Singing to the Moon. Collaborators include Garry Castleman and Paul Mumford, contributing to their evolving sound.