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Encyclopedia > The Moving Sidewalks

Moving Sidewalks was a 1960s psychedelic blues-rock band, most notable for giving future ZZ Top-guitarist Billy Gibbons his start in the music business. They were quite popular in the Houston, Texas-area, especially their song "99th Floor". The group played wih Jimi Hendrix in an early US tour.


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Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival - Home (218 words)
In addition to fantastic films, the atmosphere at Sidewalk is electric with creativity and collaboration as film-lovers and filmmakers mix and mingle between screenings, participate in free SideTalk panel discussions, grab a bite at the Sidewalk Café, or hear live music at the Sidewalk Music Lounge.
New in 2007, Sidewalk launches the Life and Liberty sidebar, a program of Civil and Human Rights related films, in partnership with the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute.
Alabama Moving Image Association, Inc., registered in the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
Lemar Powerwalk Moving Walkway Moving Sidewalk (143 words)
Moving Walkway :: Moving Sidewalk :: Powerwalk :: Escalators :: Congestion Solutions
Our moving walkway system is designed to move people comfortably through otherwise congested and frustrating exhibit areas.
The Lemar moving sidewalk is efficient, safe and highly adaptable.
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