"What are the opening credits to Season 11 (1986) of Austin City Limits"?

Answer 1

The opening credits for Season 11 (1986) of Austin City Limits began with a shot of the Austin City Limits sign, as man and a woman walk by. Then, it shows a shot of the legs, giving a ticket and putting stamps on their hands, a man gives two booklets to a man and a woman, another shot of the legs, man filling a mug and serving beer, a man and a woman watch as someone walked to the studio, a woman hits the man in the chest, beer sloshes, and spills all over the boots; Then, it shows another shot of the legs, a man and a woman walk to Studio 6A, causing the screen to go black by revealing a shot of the set, the Austin City Limits logo appeared.

Answer 2

"London Homesick Blues" was written by Gary P. Nunn in 1973. The song first appeared on Jerry Jeff Walker's album "Viva Terlingua!" in 1973. In 1977, "London Homesick Blues" by Gary P. Nunn became the theme song for "Austin City Limits" starting in Season 2. So director Bruce Scafe used the song from the last episode of Season 1 of "Austin City Limits" entitled "The Lost Gonzo Band followed by Jerry Jeff Walker". He then used it as the audio to accompany those landscape and nightclub shots. "London Homesick Blues" will remain in use as the "Austin City Limits" theme song until Season 29 (2003-2004).

Answer 3

John Mills.