What music are you listening to NOW?
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Right now I am listening to John Prine....."Sam Stone'...and
Steppen
..... 'Snowblind friend'.
"sweet songs never last too long on broken radio's"
"but he will always be a problem to his poor and puzzled mother, but he'll always be another one of us"
Steppen
"sweet songs never last too long on broken radio's"
"but he will always be a problem to his poor and puzzled mother, but he'll always be another one of us"
Right now I am listening to John Prine....."Sam Stone'...and
Steppen
"sweet songs never last too long on broken radio's"
"but he will always be a problem to his poor and puzzled mother, but he'll always be another one of us"
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Link up a song from youtube....
Sam Stone
Muy mal mi amigo....
Is that Warren Haynes in the SteppenRight now I am listening to John Prine....."Sam Stone'...and
Steppen
"sweet songs never last too long on broken radio's"
"but he will always be a problem to his poor and puzzled mother, but he'll always be another one of us"
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Hi Barry, Love Warren Haynes but no it is Gary Link, John Kay, Ron Hurst, Danny Johnson and Michael Wilk from left to right. looks a lot like him thoughIs that Warren Haynes in the Steppen
Love John Kay's Ricknbak in there tho
Like this version the Best!!
Sing Me Back Home! (merle haggards original song - Rolling Stone Magazine - "There's a toughness to Merle's sentimentality in this 1967 song befitting its real-life source material. It's a eulogy to fellow San Quentin inmate "Rabbit" Hendricks, who killed a police officer during a botched escape attempt and was sent to the gas chamber. "
Sing Me Back Home! (merle haggards original song - Rolling Stone Magazine - "There's a toughness to Merle's sentimentality in this 1967 song befitting its real-life source material. It's a eulogy to fellow San Quentin inmate "Rabbit" Hendricks, who killed a police officer during a botched escape attempt and was sent to the gas chamber. "
Gov't Mule (Warren Haynes) Banks of the Deep End!!
@barry richardson I was listening to him and thought to mention you! Great guitarist and singer! Les Paul Man too!!
@barry richardson I was listening to him and thought to mention you! Great guitarist and singer! Les Paul Man too!!
Most people like or know Gordon for "The Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald" which by all rights is a great song but Sundown is a GREAT song of his also and a fun one!
Gordon Lightfoot - Sundown
"Sometimes I think its a shame, when I get feelin better, when I'm feelin no pain"
OOOhhh 2 in a row, There was a time when I would play along to this song. Keep The Nirvana Unplugged Songbook in my desk,
Not one of his own songs but David Bowie original folks. But such a good version
"We passed upon the stairs,
Spoke of what and where
Although I wasn't there
He said "I was a friend"
Which came as a suprise
I spoke into his eyes " I thought you died alone a long long time ago"
Not one of his own songs but David Bowie original folks. But such a good version
"We passed upon the stairs,
Spoke of what and where
Although I wasn't there
He said "I was a friend"
Which came as a suprise
I spoke into his eyes " I thought you died alone a long long time ago"
"In restless dreams I walked alone,
Narrow streets of Cobblestone"
Narrow streets of Cobblestone"
Robert Johnson - Crossroads
"I went to the crossroads, fell down on my knees"
"I went to the crossroads, fell down on my knees"
"I went to the crossroads, fell down on my knees"
"I went to the crossroads, fell down on my knees"