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Great songs Mike! Loved hearing The Beatles (although they did not hang the moon), Elton John, the new one from Neil Young and Crazy Horse, and even the Tracy Chapman song. But, I respectfully disagree with my buddy Scott on the Golden Pell recipient. I'm going with the guy that helped steady John Sebastian while he was holding the ladder for The Beatles to hang the moon, Tom Paxton. I absolutely loved I'm The Man Who Built The Bridges. That's a terrific song.
I almost forgot, the Thunderclap Newman song is really cool too.
On a side note, remember that podcast I told you about? It's called Coverville. They did a 4Th of July show that made me think of something you'd do. It was American artists covering British Invasion artists. It was very cool, and here are just a few very nice covers they played:
Time Of The Season (Zombies) - Shaw-Blades (I actually have this album and had forgotten about this cover)
Waterloo Sunset (Kinks) - Jackson Browne and Ray Davies
Bus Stop (Hollies) - Material Issue (a smokin' good cover of a great song)
The Story In Your Eyes (Moody Blues) - Fountains Of Wayne (totally thought about you and your attempts to get me into the Moody Blues. I've heard this original on the radio several times and I really like it).
They are no competition to you my friend, but some of the stuff they play is pretty darn good, as above. Check it out at www.coverville.com if you are interested.
Like the Tracy Chapman tune!
Well we have full blown mystery on our hands. You said the White albums version of Revolution was #2, I could've swore it was #9, but when I looked it up on Amazon it said #1. hmmmm...
Thanks for the Crazy Horse tune! Ive been wanting to hear this! Isn't it just like Neil Young to put a distorted geetar on a tune like This Land Is Your Land. Awesome!
I get to beat RJ to the Golden Pell yet again! This week it is Tracy Chapman, pretty cool stuff!
Great show Mike, but I gotta run run run run run run run run...
Never know those were the words to "This Land Is Our Land". Interesting.
Ok, could Tom Paxton been more arrogant? Did he really do all that stuff? I think NOT!
In one of the songs I could have sworn someone mentioned something about hell? Am I right? Can't find it now.
Except for that last arrogant song, me likey!
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