top of page

About Eastwood Musicians

Some of the local musicians who helped to shape Eastwood were teachers as well as professional musicians; others were from local military bands. Some went on to international fame.

 

The local instrumentalists and singers included Clifford "Honky Tonk" Scott, June Parker, Cora Woods, Mary Parchman, David Hegwood, Jitterbug Webb, and Marcus Adams.

 

A number of young white musicians from the San Antonio area, including Doug Sahm, Augie Meyers, and Chris Holzhaus, patronized and performed at the club and were influenced by the venue's impressive lineup of blues and soul acts.

 

A favorite of the Eastwood crowd was Miss Wiggles, a dancing contortionist whose act included standing on her head atop a spinning chair. There was also a popular dancer by the name of Vanilla Wafer.

May 24, 1957 - SNAP - Miss Bobbye June Parker one of our local talents, mistress of the piano, and leader of thefamed 9ir1 trio is now residing in Los Angeles, California, where she is working as a "Barberette at the Parker's Barber Shop, 7666 s. Central Ave. The shop is owned and operated by her brother, W.J. P

bottom of page