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The New Claude Morgan a Solid Solo Road Act • 2 • Action Magazine, November 2011 Alan Brown reads Action Here’s what Brown has to say about Action editor Sam Kindrick: I have recognized Sam Kindrick’s brillance, insight, and unfettered stance to tell the truth in any situation since Alan Brown is a San Antonio he worked for the San Antonio criminal defense attorney who Epress-News. Sam is a word- is nearing legendary status in the State of Texas. Recog- smith who turns the written nized by Texas Monthly as a page into art. He is a great ‘Super Lawyer’ over the past 5 iconoclast. Sam is a person years, Brown is known for that I consider a sounding such legal feats as the acquit- board for almost every situa- tal he won in the Johnny Ro- tion that life throws at me. I driguez murder case. The jury greatly respect and honor his took 30 minutes to come in friendship and support. with the not-guilty verdict. This Alan Brown case is but one of hundreds. Action Magazine, November 2011• 3 • • 4 • Action Magazine, November 2011 Do you recall when the Spurs were playing in the old HemisFair Arena? for. I would like to buy him for what I think he’s worth, and sell him for what he thinks Remember the young George Gervin, reed-thin and quicker than jugged he’s worth. lightning, the first real superstar to play in a Spurs uniform? This fall’s National Basketball Association early games were canceled as George was the big shining diamond in our basketball crown, unstoppable the owners and players union deadlocked over total revenue division and salary cap and unflappable, the Iceman who could finger roll an opponent to death. details. The old arena was small and cozy by today’s hippodrome standards; it was The majority of NBA franchises say they have been losing money bigtime close and deafeningly loud, a holding pen for the young hoopsters who represented over recent years. The union disputes this claim. our fledgling pro basketball team. Peter Holt, majority owner of the Spurs, said his organization has lost money Star Spangled Stoned over the past two seasons. And If Holt said the Spurs lost money, then the Spurs I can vividly recall the night Willie Nelson was called upon to sing the Star lost money. Spangled Banner at a Spurs game.. Maybe the weed smoked on the bus prior to Holt a Class Act the game was better than average. For whatever reason, Willie forgot the words to By my way of thinking, Holt found himself in this uncomfortable situation be- the National Anthem when he was half through the second verse. He backed up, cause of a system that was in place when he arrived on the scene. I know Peter started again, and completed the song as a packed arena rocked with roars of ap- Holt, and I am here to tell you that he is a class act among some pretty bad actors. proval. When looking at franchise owners like Dan Gilbert, Robert Sarver, and Mark The crowd loved it. The crowd loved the HeisFair Arena. The crowd loved Cuban, it is easy for an NBA fan to root for the player’s union. George Gervin, Johnny Moore, Willie Nelson, Paul English, and the ball boys who Cuban is the ego-driven owner of the Dallas Mavericks who could embarras completed the exciting whirligig of activity out on the court. Adolph HItler and Mother Theresa on the same day. When the Mavs finally won a The people were into it. The fans were in the formative stages of their lives. national championship, Mark Cuban, and not one of his deserving players, came The Baseline Bums had something to be proud of. And everybody loved San Anto- bounding out of the team airplane waving the trophy. What a shame that Dirk Now- nio basketball. itzki has to work for such an asshole. Now it is different. Cock-A-Doodle-Doo Times have changed the once festive atmosphere. Sarver is the Phoenix Suns owner who insinuated that the Spurs were afraid The big labor dispute which is threatening to shut down the entire basketball of his team when he went through his famous “chicken” act in the phoenix bleachers, season has left a stink hanging in the air. flapping both arms like a feathered idiot, and probably clucking as well. For some, the mere mention of professional basketball sets up a gag reflex. When LeBron James left Cleveland for Miami, Cavs owner Dan Gilbert put Facing the Monster on his transparent suit and promptly started showing his ass to the world. His state- Billionaire franchise owners are now faced with the monsters their greed ment that Cleveland would win an NBA title before James got one was about the created--millionaire children who have never done anything more significant than stupidest thing an owner could say in public. chase a miniature beach ball up and down a hardwood court. On the other end of the ugly stick, we have such wonderful examples of Urban progress did away with HemisFair Arena. It was torn down as the sportsmanship, humility, and team spirit as James, Carmello Anthony, Chris Bosh, Spurs franchise moved its playing operation into the Alamodome. But the dome soon and Koby Bryant. proved unsuitable for professional basketball, and the taxpayers were eventually TV Puke-Off persuaded to help the Spurs into the ultra-modern AT&T Center they occupy today. Stomachs turned around the globe as James conducted his infamous TV Without this gleaming play facility, we were told, the franchise ownership show to announce his South Beach decision. might damn well have taken the team to another city, a happening which would prob- Carmello Anthony whimpered, whined, and dogged it until Denver finally ably have ruined all of our lives. Or so some would have us believe. traded him to New York. And Koby Bryant...well, you know Koby Bryant. In bidding wars for top players, franchise owners have only themselves to This lockout thing is going to hurt the game, and it may be a bigger financial blame for the sorry state of current affairs. They chased bad millions with more bad blow than either players or owners have bargained for. millions until we have a basketball society filled with spoiled millionaire brats. As for me, they can cram their NBA season where the sun never shines. I What started as a good sport has digressed into a dirty business. can’t afford a decent seat at any Spurs game anyway, and I truly believe I am done Gone are the days when a working father could afford to take his son to a wasting my time watching the sputtering, spitting, and hissing Popovich show on my professional basketball game. What’s important and what’s not? TV set. There must be better things to do in this life. Take away NBA basketball, then tell me what LeBron James would be good Action Magazine, November 2011• 5 • The new Claude Morgan a solid solo road act By Sam Kindrick time in wistful regression “I ain’t saying I’m a own backyard. That’s why sometimes skewed sense almost killed Williams. He Like the Broadway to places like Self Pity prophet or anything like Augie Meyers, Doug of humor. But his greatest fell from a bluff, breaking Bank, Claude Morgan is City. one,” Morgan said, “but I Sahm, Moe Bandy, and asset is the humility which half the bones in his body, here to stay. A Seventh Day Adven- can drive a hundred miles numerous others have God and a pretty rough and the subsequent hospi- “I travel a lot now” says tist minister who performs away from San Antonio thrown their nets far be- trail have bestowed upon talizations and rehab the singing, songwriting, occasional weddings and and make $400 a night as yond the confines of San him. stays took him out of and guitar-picking trouba- presides at occasional fu- a solo act, and we both Antonio and Bexar County Morgan said: “I never music for an extended pe- dour, “and the road seems nerals, Morgan is a good know this won’t happen in order to climb higher on really had a desire to be riod. to be agreeing with me. musician and he knows it. here on the local scene.” the career ladder. famous; I just always “That’s when the band I’m making a decent living He is also keenly aware of From Aesop's Fables “Don’t get me wrong,” wanted to be great. I still drifted back to San Anto- now, and having a heck of the travails and sidetracks we learn that familiarity Morgan said. “I love San am trying to get better at nio.” Claude said. “They a lot of fun doing it.” (including a bad meth breeds contempt; but con- Antonio, and I will always this. I do have a lot of needed a band, and I Claude (Butch) Morgan habit) which might have tempt is not the word for love doing the jams. I room for improvement and needed them to get my has reinvented himself hindered his chances of an unselfish and tireless hosted jam sessions for that is what keeps me band started. Zettner and several times during his induction into the Texas pro who devotes days, seven years at Casbeers, going from gig to gig.” Junior Lowe went on to do 64 years on the planet. He Cavaliers and being weeks, and months help- and now we have Tues- Among his peers, other things, and the rest has gone from small town crowned King Antonio in ing unknown and strug- day night sessions at the Claude (Butch) Morgan of them stayed to help me country band leader to San Antonio.
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