Recent content by iDawg

yea, I've done some miles. I've done a fair amount of 66, but it was a bit disheartening about how little was left. This was decades ago and I’m sure it’s even less now. Americana is still great. Many of the roads I drove 30 years ago I did again with may family in a big SUV. The only rule: no...

Gil Dobie , Darrell Royal, Kalen DeBoer. we are experts in letting HOF coaches leave

At least there is not a podcast tomorrow

I lurk too little. Days late in reading this. Great tribute to your dad written by a good son

There should be a topic about great albums out of nowhere from artists in decline. Fuck decline. "Berkeley to Bakersfield" was great and is now 10 years old

extra points for the Hammond B3

tend to agree. All those bands seem like lightweights in retro-spec. Doesn’t prevent me from having a guilty pleasure playlist with great representation of these bands … and others … A man has a hard time forgetting what was injected into his brain in jr high

The 78 Project: Rosanne Cash w/ John Leventhal - "The Wayfaring Stranger" mood

obligatory…

many people died on this album

“Well I carved a cross from live oak And a box from shortleaf pine Buried her so deep She touched the water table line” Jason Isbell growth as a songwriter post Drive by Truckers has been amazing

Mount Rushmore without Hank... the original one... the hillbilly Shakespeare? I can think of several more sad songs from George Jones, but it's your record store. House rules.

…while we are talking about Dolly. The single Jolene slowed do to 33 is pretty cool. Perhaps posted before, but I’m too lazy to search

I see what you did there with the rock and roll qualification, since the saddest rock and roll song wouldn’t crack the top 100 saddest country songs. But I like bold proclamations.

When I said endless, I meant endless… ”You see me smoking on this cigarette Same kind that took our nana's breath It's the only flame that I have left Will it be the death of me”