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I dig this one Mike. Quite a country flavor until that last song.
John Wayne released and album? Was it all talk? Now, I could be wrong, and I'm certainly not trying to stir up "you know what", but it seems like I read somewhere that he dodged the draft. Am I thinking of the wrong person? Just curious.
I thought both the Alan Jackson song and the Johnny Cash song were quite good. But the two that stole the show were Bill Parsons, whom I was originally gonna award the Golden Pell to, but then you played Merle Haggard. Now, it's possible that I've heard The Fighting Side Of Me before, but I'm still giving it the Golden Pell. What a great song.
Even the song by Yes was good (I'm not a big Yes fan like Jon is).
Nice show.
I don't know why the people today don't know about history, but think maybe they're stupid a lazy. Probably sit around playing videogames, listening to music and watching movies all day long instead of getting much needed schooling.
Now...I'm not a John Wayne fan at all. But, that was an interesting bit he did there. At least he didn't sing Shatner-style.
Bobby Billy Parsons Bear didn't sound like something from the 50's. Didn't know they had music way back then.
Alan Jackson? No. All I can say about that. Give me a headache with that twanginess.
Did Merle steal the bass line from "The Boots Are Made For Walking"? He does say the work "walking" too. Wonder if he an Nancy were, you know, TOGETHER. Decent song though.
Hey. Johnny! I recognize that voice. It's Johnny! And a fiddle! Fiddle-de-do! Hey, my great grandpappa was a Rough Rider. Did you know that?
Hey, you played the Yes version???? I could swear I had put that on my wonderful comments for the first show, but must have spaced it off when I was typing. I was really thinking about the Yes version when there was another version from someone else and I was going to say, "Hey, Yes did a version of this song too", but I was too caught up in the moment and forgot. Thinking about it now really deep and hard (tee hee) I wonder if this is the only cover song that Yes ever did?
Nice set of shows Mike. Hopefully you don't get audited but if someone offers me the right amount of cash, I'll be sure to point them in your direction?
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