What are you listening to?
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This one took me by surprise. Didn't know Harry Dunne was a musician too. As a guitarist, I felt this song in my soul. Nearly brought me to tears.
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Terry Kath. One of the greatest.
I recommend watching “The Terry Kath Experience” a biography by his daughter.
Bittersweet song . Reminds me of a girlfriend I wanted to marry that was murdered . Long story and the song kinda fits .
The @ironpony52 thread on building a guitar for his buddy led to me posting a pic of Jeff Healey… I’d forgotten what a great player he was.
Love this jam he did with SRV; both taken far too young:
Love this jam he did with SRV; both taken far too young:
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WHISKEY TESTIMONY - DEAD MAN'S GOSPEL
SONS OF APOCALYPSE - DEAD MAN'S GOSPEL
THE GOLD RUNS RED - DEAD MAN'S GOSPEL
HELL'S BACKDOOR - DEAD MAN'S GOSPEL
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Outlaw Country is alive and well. I don't think I've shared these before, but if I have, listen and enjoy it anyway 
A bit of anti-government red dirt country. Jason Boland is an incredible musician and a nice guy in person. Met him outside walking his dog before a show, I actually didn't know it was him but I try to pet any dog I see. We were talking, I realize it's him, I asked if they're selling tickets at the door because I didn't have one, just drove 7 hours on luck. Jason called the people working the door and told them to put me "on the list". I got into a sold out show for free. He was playing an acoustic set with Shooter Jennings.
This is another Jason Boland piece that I think really showcases his songwriting ability, he seems to really have a knack for writing and telling narrative stories in a musical format.
Hayes Carll is another that does it his own way. This song in particular helped me get through a particularly difficult time, I must have listened to it hundreds of times.
A bit of anti-government red dirt country. Jason Boland is an incredible musician and a nice guy in person. Met him outside walking his dog before a show, I actually didn't know it was him but I try to pet any dog I see. We were talking, I realize it's him, I asked if they're selling tickets at the door because I didn't have one, just drove 7 hours on luck. Jason called the people working the door and told them to put me "on the list". I got into a sold out show for free. He was playing an acoustic set with Shooter Jennings.
This is another Jason Boland piece that I think really showcases his songwriting ability, he seems to really have a knack for writing and telling narrative stories in a musical format.
Hayes Carll is another that does it his own way. This song in particular helped me get through a particularly difficult time, I must have listened to it hundreds of times.
Seen them a few times, they were always kickass in a small venue show . I not listened to this one in a while .
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THE DUST REMEMBERS - DEAD MAN'S GOSPEL
NO CROSS TO CARRY - DEAD MAN'S GOSPEL
BIG BILLY'S SALOON - DEAD MAN'S GOSPEL
OUTLAWS NEVER PRAY - DEAD MAN'S GOSPEL
