We want Faron!!

While we're doing great old country, here are three of the all time greats together. Ernest Tubb with Merle Haggard and Chet Atkins playing Walkin' the Floor Over You. I went to see Ernest Tubb as a teenager at Riverside Hall in East Bernard. It was a blast to have Ernest playing a great old time dance hall. I'm probably on a short list of people that saw live performances of Ernest Tubb and Led Zeppelin in the same month.

I'll see your Ernest and raise you Hawkshaw Hawkins

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While we're doing great old country, here are three of the all time greats together. Ernest Tubb with Merle Haggard and Chet Atkins playing Walkin' the Floor Over You. I went to see Ernest Tubb as a teenager at Riverside Hall in East Bernard. It was a blast to have Ernest playing a great old time dance hall. I'm probably on a short list of people that saw live performances of Ernest Tubb and Led Zeppelin in the same month.

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Ernest Tubb is my dad's favorite artist. I was raised on his music!

Happy music

In My Hour of Darkness

Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris

Actually this entire album is superb.

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Happy music

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One of our family traditions at weddings
We start a conga line and snake through the dining tables ...
Dancing & picking up relatives from each table to join us ...
This is the kick-off song (played twice)

Just Got Lucky - Jo Boxers


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Move Your Feet - Junior Senior


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Brass Buttons --- Poco -- around 1973-74

Fat Daddy said:

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Brass Buttons --- Poco -- around 1973-74

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A beautiful song written by the late Gram Parsons about memories of his his alcoholic mother.

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Fat Daddy said:

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Brass Buttons --- Poco -- around 1973-74

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A beautiful song written by the late Gram Parsons about memories of his his alcoholic mother.

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It was your earlier post that made me think of it!!!!

Songs written by Shel Silverstein:

Winning - Santana

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Saturday Night at Crobar

Strict Machine - Goldfrapp


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Saturday Night at Crobar

Give It Up - Kevin Aviance


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Saturday Night at Crobar

Hysteria - Cerrone


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God that takes me back to 2004 when I worked at Abercrombie.

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God that takes me back to 2004 when I worked at Abercrombie.

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Crush - Paul Van Dyk

Packed the dance floor at Crobar
even though many folks interpreted the lyrics as the words of a stalker.
I believe most of the dancers just heard the driving music and the brief moment when the swirling lights froze their action for the catch line "I know you want me".


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Another Steve Earle fav

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Was listening to Steve Earle this a.m. Came across this one that I had forgotten about, but like a lot, a duet with Iris Dement.

A fun one with Old Crow Medicine Show, Mumford & Sons, and Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeroes all together at a train station in Austin, doing This Train is Bound for Glory. I would love to be as deliriously happy as these guys about 6 minutes into this. I'm not sure Alex Ebert is completely with us on this, but he seems to be having fun. A lot of talent here having a good time together. They all did a tour together, via train, from California to New Orleans.

Let me tell you a little story about the rock island line.

Forza, you got my day off to a great start. Those are great.

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Nice. Mumford & Sons meets First Baptist!

Great stuff guys. Great way to kickoff a Saturday morning.

Keeping the train theme going...

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Man that's really good

Where and when was that concert?

Florda_mike said:

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Crash Davis said:

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Man that's really good

Where and when was that concert?

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That was at Bonnaroo Music Festival. It is an annual event held in Tennessee...lots of bluegrass and americana type bands.