"One of the more mysterious musical legends in Memphis history, Jerry McGill returns to town for a special performance at the Hi-Tone Café. A former garage-band great, a onetime Sun recording artist, a longtime foil for Waylon Jennings, and a notorious hell-raiser during the Bluff City's mid-'70s music scene -- as vividly captured in William Eggleston's film Stranded in Canton-- McGill will play a mini-set at the start of a bill that includes local burlesque group The Memphis Belles as well as scuzz-rockers The Dirty Streets and Tanks. McGill's performance is being filmed by director and author Robert Gordon (It Came From Memphis) as part of a documentary being made with Irish filmmaker Paul Duane."--Bob Mehr, the Commercial Appeal: http:/​/​www.​gomemphis.​com/​news/​2010/​may/​20/​go-​out-​fun-​events-​this-​week/​