LIB,MR BEARS said:

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Much like the Mavericks, I've wondered why Mo Pitney hasn't made it bigger than he has.

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Never heard of him. That was awesome.

deemus said:

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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Much like the Mavericks, I've wondered why Mo Pitney hasn't made it bigger than he has.

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Never heard of him. That was awesome.

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Subscribed on YouTube.

Awesome for sure! Really like the voice and the way he brings it. I've got a feelin' he's gonna be in high cotton before long..

Don't have to be a farmer to feel the truth Merle wrote about in this tune...But if you've given your daughter's hand in marriage, it can hit home pretty well.

For the new Mo Pitney fans (put me in that group), thought you might like to hear this one. BTW, you'll notice Noel, Ben, and Marty Haggard ( sons) in this video..

Happy birthday, Linda! Have always loved your… and always will… cause love has no pride!

From one of her earliest albums…. I wore it out!!!

Linda Ronstadt - "I Fall to Pieces"

Fkn love this. Wish they would play some bangers like this at games. Can you imagine the hype of the team could come out the tunnel to Painkiller or something like that!? I'd be ready to go play with no pads.

Bexar Pitts said:

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For the new Mo Pitney fans (put me in that group), thought you might like to hear this one. BTW, you'll notice Noel, Ben, and Marty Haggard ( sons) in this video..

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I've not seen this video. Really good job of Farmer's Daughter.

Fat Daddy said:

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Happy birthday, Linda! Have always loved your… and always will… cause love has no pride!

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That's as good as it gets. If that doesn't touch something way down inside, you've missed life's boat.

Great lyrics and great tune here

Bexar Pitts said:

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For the new Mo Pitney fans (put me in that group), thought you might like to hear this one. BTW, you'll notice Noel, Ben, and Marty Haggard ( sons) in this video..

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From this same show, two of his sons do Running Kind and Fugitive and they do them well. But the then, Ben hits a home run with Its All In The Movies

deemus said:

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deemus said:

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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Much like the Mavericks, I've wondered why Mo Pitney hasn't made it bigger than he has.

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Never heard of him. That was awesome.

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Subscribed on YouTube.

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not bad.....

LIB,MR BEARS said:

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Bexar Pitts said:

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For the new Mo Pitney fans (put me in that group), thought you might like to hear this one. BTW, you'll notice Noel, Ben, and Marty Haggard ( sons) in this video..

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From this same show, two of his sons do Running Kind and Fugitive and they do them well. But the then, Ben hits a home run with Its All In The Movies

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Love Ben's version of All in the Movies.

Kid sounds more like dad than the other brothers.

Bexar Pitts said:

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Fat Daddy said:

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Happy birthday, Linda! Have always loved your… and always will… cause love has no pride!

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That's as good as it gets. If that doesn't touch something way down inside, you've missed life's boat.

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Anchors Aweigh ! :-)

plus de cloche a vache, SVP.

One more from Mo Pitney

hoooooooshay........

DG on Strat #0001 - wh/ is basically electrified plywood (w/ some dead frets) with baling wire at this point........

Take a sec to appreciate this.

This is one of the hardest and best metal bands Ive heard, legends.

Chuck Schuldiner, the singer is wearing a simple pair of jeans and a black tee. With a timex on his wrist. Humble dude.

This one sort of combines two of my favorite late night memories from the early 70s. I stocked groceries in the summers at the Randall's in Stafford (the flagship store back in the day) and after it closed at 10 we stocked groceries until 3 or 4 a.m. and put the radio or tape deck on the store P.A. system. A favorite was Fleetwood Mac from the days when it was Peter Green's blues band before they went pop with Stevie Nicks etal. The album Then Play On got worn out, especially "Oh Well" . Loved Peter Green's blues guitar. The other late night memory was the long version of Santana's "Black Magic Woman" which was actually originally a Peter Green/Fleetwood Mac tune. I lived in Sugar Land and dated a girl in Fresno. Driving home from her house down Highway 6 after midnight at, uh, higher than the prevailing speed, I loved listening to Carlos Santana's guitar solo work on Black Magic Woman on my tape deck in my car. Here is Peter Green and Carlos Santana doing Black Magic Woman together in 1998. Two wonderful guitarists on a classic tune that they both did separately. It's all good, but they start picking it up a bit around 3:30 and then from 6:00 to the end they really get after it. A nice rendition of the song.

forza orsi said:

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This one sort of combines two of my favorite late night memories from the early 70s. I stocked groceries in the summers at the Randall's in Stafford (the flagship store back in the day) and after it closed at 10 we stocked groceries until 3 or 4 a.m. and put the radio or tape deck on the store P.A. system. A favorite was Fleetwood Mac from the days when it was Peter Green's blues band before they went pop with Stevie Nicks etal. The album Then Play On got worn out, especially "Oh Well" . Loved Peter Green's blues guitar. The other late night memory was the long version of Santana's "Black Magic Woman" which was actually originally a Peter Green/Fleetwood Mac tune. I lived in Sugar Land and dated a girl in Fresno. Driving home from her house down Highway 6 after midnight at, uh, higher than the prevailing speed, I loved listening to Carlos Santana's guitar solo work on Black Magic Woman on my tape deck in my car. Here is Peter Green and Carlos Santana doing Black Magic Woman together in 1998. Two wonderful guitarists on a classic tune that they both did separately.

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Thanks for sharing…. The story and the song!

Great music makes great memories!

Ditto