tasteless background music....?

Wayne Harrison wrote:

"SnakeFiddler" wrote in message
...

Bob Patton Wrote:

Yeah, or Wreck on the Highway by Roy, or by Townes Van Zandt

Unquestionably Roy Acuff, Bob-there can be no debate! :-))



"detour, there's a muddy road ahead, detour,
pay no mind to what i said, detour..."

yeah, that high lonesome sound, borrowed from bill monroe, was the first
of my musical memories, just after the end of ww2. i remember listening to
babe ruth growl his thanks through a cancer filled, alchohol racked body, in
yankee stadium, out into a better medium than the internet will ever be...
and then, later that evening, in the big house in gold hill, nc, hearing
ernest tubb defy that bitch by singing "walking the floor over you..."

oh, hell, how could i forget tex ritter, with "deck of cards"...

yfitons
wayno





~~~~~~~~

My God. Where's Riley Pucket when you need him.


Tom

"a-happy-up-yours" wrote
My God. Where's Riley Pucket when you need him.


Tom

old and in the way, without a doubt.

yfitons
wayno

Touche', Uncle Wayno

Snakefiddler- lovin Roy, listenin to Mr. Bascom Lamar Lunsford, and missin'
the HELL out of Hank Williams, SR
"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
.com...

"a-happy-up-yours" wrote
My God. Where's Riley Pucket when you need him.


Tom

old and in the way, without a doubt.

yfitons
wayno

"SnakeFiddler" wrote in message
Snakefiddler- lovin Roy, listenin to Mr. Bascom Lamar Lunsford, and
missin'
the HELL out of Hank Williams, SR

Indian Joe adds - so with your educational interests should certainly
enjoy my favorite ballad by Hank--KAW-LIGA

Now Wayno help me out --who sang---There Stands the glass--it's the first
one today----

"Joe McIntosh" wrote in message
...

"SnakeFiddler" wrote in message
Snakefiddler- lovin Roy, listenin to Mr. Bascom Lamar Lunsford, and
missin'
the HELL out of Hank Williams, SR

Indian Joe adds - so with your educational interests should certainly
enjoy my favorite ballad by Hank--KAW-LIGA

Now Wayno help me out --who sang---There Stands the glass--it's the first
one today----

joe, i remember the song, but not the singer.

ah, but a quick trip to google saves the day, once again: it was webb
pierce.

yfitp
wayno

"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
.com...

"Joe McIntosh" wrote in message
...

"SnakeFiddler" wrote in message
Snakefiddler- lovin Roy, listenin to Mr. Bascom Lamar Lunsford, and
missin'
the HELL out of Hank Williams, SR

Indian Joe adds - so with your educational interests should certainly
enjoy my favorite ballad by Hank--KAW-LIGA

Now Wayno help me out --who sang---There Stands the glass--it's the first
one today----

joe, i remember the song, but not the singer.

ah, but a quick trip to google saves the day, once again: it was webb
pierce.

.. . . and I think Willie Nelson recorded the song as well. Not such a happy
little jingle, that:
http://tinyurl.com/zgk7
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

Joe McIntosh Wrote:
Indian Joe adds- with your educational interests should certainly enjoy my
favorite ballad by Hank- KAW-LIGA

A goodn indeed. I used to love that song when I was a kid, and rarely get
to hear it anymore. Although I love Hank, my collection of his music is
sadly anemic.

Snakefiddler- cigar anyone?

"Joe McIntosh" wrote in message
...

"SnakeFiddler" wrote in message
Snakefiddler- lovin Roy, listenin to Mr. Bascom Lamar Lunsford, and
missin'
the HELL out of Hank Williams, SR

Indian Joe adds - so with your educational interests should certainly
enjoy my favorite ballad by Hank--KAW-LIGA

Now Wayno help me out --who sang---There Stands the glass--it's the first
one today----

Wayne Harrison wrote:

"a-happy-up-yours" wrote

My God. Where's Riley Pucket when you need him.


Tom


old and in the way, without a doubt.

yfitons
wayno





Well, no...he died in 1946. I've got a lot of his work on tapes. Most
recorded locally from the WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, counselor) Friday,
Saturday and Sunday editions of Back Porch Music, with which, Mme. (or
Mlle. - sorry) Fiddler will be well acquainted.

If you've never experienced hearing Mr. Pucket decry "There's an old
rusty wagon that's left to rot away........" ....why, life's done you a
nasty turn, Sir.


Tom

"a-happy-up-yours" wrote

If you've never experienced hearing Mr. Pucket decry "There's an old
rusty wagon that's left to rot away........" ....why, life's done you a
nasty turn, Sir.


Tom

maybe i can make it up to you by singing "the old rugged cross", in the
early spring.

i really have been energized by rediscovering my
guitar/songwriting/singing phase...

yfitp
wayno

Wayne Harrison wrote:

"a-happy-up-yours" wrote

If you've never experienced hearing Mr. Pucket decry "There's an old
rusty wagon that's left to rot away........" ....why, life's done you a
nasty turn, Sir.


Tom


maybe i can make it up to you by singing "the old rugged cross", in the
early spring.

i really have been energized by rediscovering my
guitar/songwriting/singing phase...

yfitp
wayno



I have absolutely, no talent in producing/reproducing anything
musical. I *do*, however, have a great appreciation for those who do.
My intrinsic filter/rule set accommodates a wide range of styles and
genre's and I'm certain that I'd be appreciative of your efforts.

A loaf of bread, a bottle of Stoli..a drink and we travel on.....(with
all due apologies...)

Burke County, NC in the Early Spring..at Greg LaFoon's Optimistic Park.
I'll cook and bring the Stoli.

Deal?


Tom