@GratefulGiarc have you ever heard that record with Gram Parsons singing lead on all the tracks? This was the way the original recording sounded before they decided to have McGuinn sing most of the songs. I could only find one side of the record on youtube, but here it is anyway.
I had not heard that before. Very cool, thanks for sharing that!
View: https://youtu.be/f_Dc4by2zw0
I can't say I ever did care for rap before but I have to admit that's pretty catchy, my toe was definitely tapping there. I just couldn't but help myself.
Jonathan Richman isn't someone I listen to a great deal anymore, but I am pretty familiar with his albums. Growing up I had an uncle that liked to turn me on to music I had never explored yet, so every birthday or christmas I would get either a Jonathan Richman, Frank Zappa, or Talking Heads album. Good times. Zappa's Sheik Yerbouti album was perhaps a bit inappropriate for a 12 year old
Jonathan Richman isn't someone I listen to a great deal anymore, but I am pretty familiar with his albums. Growing up I had an uncle that liked to turn me on to music I had never explored yet, so every birthday or christmas I would get either a Jonathan Richman, Frank Zappa, or Talking Heads album. Good times. Zappa's Sheik Yerbouti album was perhaps a bit inappropriate for a 12 year old
That is a fun album, and that song is one of the highlights. That and "Broken Hearts are for Assholes"
Jonathan's country album is a non stop laugh festJonathan Richman isn't someone I listen to a great deal anymore, but I am pretty familiar with his albums. Growing up I had an uncle that liked to turn me on to music I had never explored yet, so every birthday or christmas I would get either a Jonathan Richman, Frank Zappa, or Talking Heads album. Good times. Zappa's Sheik Yerbouti album was perhaps a bit inappropriate for a 12 year old
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Australian music grew from Irish folk music and then it was influenced by the stuff coming from the US in the early 20th century. It's similar to the American stuff, but unique at the same time.That's awesome@redneck . I had already heard Slim Dusty but this Chad Morgan is top notch.
