Periodically we’re going to feature a song playlist by one of our readers. It’s chosen by lottery. We’ll do it again tomorrow. After I make a post asking for the night’s deejay I will tell you which number email you have to be to win. Stay tuned. (Get it? Tuned.)
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Good job Boobie, real old country and western is the best which I learned from my Dad.
and for the truly constipated there’s
Alice’s Restaurant
In a Gadda Da Vida
Freebird
Slowride
Green Grass and High Tides
McArthur Park
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Very enjoyable Loved it. Never heard them before except for Willy. But, my opinion , three tunes are enough.
I’ve got my list:
American Pie
Free Bird
Stairway To Heaven
Paradise By The Dashboard Light
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
November Rain
You are in for a long evening!
🙂 🙂 🙂
Here is a funny one.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WGOohBytKTU
Ernest Tubb and Red Foley were great together. Red was good with Kitty Wells too.
Trace Adkins is always good.
I would have smoked one with Willie back in the day. That old fckr is still a great music man.
Excellent taste Boobie. Gid Tanner was born in the same town as my ex wife (but I don’t hold it against him). When I was a chap, my dad would let me and my brother play some of his old 78 records if we were good. One was Ernest and Red called “The Tennessee Border”. 45 years later I still remember some of the words.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBEJMTIDH64
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Ernest Tubb helped dozens of people break into country music (including Willie Nelson, Johny Paycheck and many others) with his “Midnight Jamboree” show and his TV show. For his 65th birthday they did an album with the stars of the day doing some of his songs. So many wanted to participate they ended up with at least 5 albums (which I have on CD). This one is of Willie Nelson long prior to smokin’ weed with Toby Keith.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm7l36iUY4s
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A local station in Atlanta used to run replays of this 1950’s show (Country Music Jamboree if I remember correctly) featuring Ernest Tubb and many others back in the 80’s. This one had Jim Reeves and Ray price.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfqpnw9oxbA
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I love the old country and gospel from the 40’s through the 60’s or so..
Lots more where those came from, but I’ve used up my turn.
Oo, ee, oo ah ah, ting, tang, walla walla bing bang
Loved Purple People Eater but they don’t write silly songs like that any amore.
Corr.: Witch Doctor but same same.