Song, or Instrumental of the Day.

Rip Robert Hunter

 

Sweet tune. Nice harmonies and steel. Written by Tom Waits - some say about his 55 Caddy, others say his 55 Buick Roadmaster? This video features a 55 T Bird.

 

For no particular reason, this song was in my head this morning......

 

I never heard this. I dig the violin in it though. Sets the song off.

 

It was all over AM radio when it came out. Creepy

 

Chick blowing the horn in the beginning is bad ass.

 

Haven’t watched it so not going to put in the movies recently seen thread. Additionally music fans would probably be more interested in this than anyone else.
With that out of the way Netflix released a documentary on Devo today. Probably check it out later

 

Shout out to the late great Brent Hinds . I will miss your music. RIP

 

It just dawned on me I won’t be able to say Marsha Marsha Marsha anymore

Pre mastodon band with Brent and Troy

 

getting primed

 

I never heard it.

 

Just realized Machine Head is only album I had by these guys. Turns out they kept on keeping on and I didn't know.

Saw them in the Burgh. The lead singer announced he had a touch of throat trouble so while a great concert it was a hell of a lot of stretched out drums, organ, and guitar.

 

cool
never heard them before
thanks

 

Huh?

 

I had a live album by them I can't remember what it was called,(I think it was Japan something) but I wore that cassette out in one summer in my JD Tractor.

 

Fantastic album. I had Machine Head and Live in Japan. Turns out they made other live albums but after 1973 I lost track of them.

 

He's messing with me.

 

Think this is the last rap album I ever listened to, and owned.

 

I had that , Scorpions live, Pink Floyd Dark Side, Ozzy Blizzard, Charley Daniels Band album, and a few others that went in , and out of my stereo I'm my tractor that season from dawn to dark, and I believe by the time harvest came around, everyone of them didn't work well anymore, they were played so much.

 

Hits from the bong!!!!!

Cypress Hill was hard to classify. This white old man got into rap for awhile. 50 Cent, Lil Wayne, etc.