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I'm seeing this gentleman tonight ... been listening to him for 50 years.

The Baker wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 2:21 am Heavy stuff, that.Geoff

Had an ancestor that was a rebel of 98, all officers not hanged were sentenced to transportation, most to never see home again

Bluegrass

We just saw Tinsley Ellis live at a small venue. Highly recommend seeing his show! It was acoustic blues music, some originals and some classics.

Catchy tune, Stoney. ‘Ol Possum was as fond of bourbon as he was working (recorded more than 150 albums).

Names Comanche, seven bullets in my hide....some American history I didn't know until i heard this song.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comanch ... 2C%201876)
We also had a famous war horse.....his name was Bill the Bastard.....a book and a movie have been made about him....the book is better. This link won't suit those who don't like to read.....gets better as it goes on. https://billthebastard.org/history-bill-bastard/

I knew of the brave horse Comanche as a little kid from Mum's old Johnny Horton record

A little bit of Hibbert with your morning coffee.

Blues, blues and blues. Buddy Guy, Howlin Wolf, Albert King, SRV! Oh, and sometimes rock an heavy metal……

Acoustic evening

Stonecutter wrote: ↑Fri Jun 14, 2024 10:07 pm

Ha, I attended that show:

3/15/90
Landover, MD

greggn wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2024 2:49 am


Ha, I attended that show:

3/15/90
Landover, MD

No way man!? That’s awesome! The guitars are on point and Bob is full of gusto

This first one resembles some sort of Father's Day song.



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Mojo Nixon for ever. RIP Mr. Tepper. Two of the best.

UFO’s, BIG RIGS, and BBQ !!!