WAYLT

KEVN KINNEY & THE GOLDEN PALOMINOS: A Good Country Mile

Never Gonna Change
Gotta Move On (Again)
Challenge
Hurricane
Wild Dog Moon, Pt. 2
A Good Country Mile
Set in Stone
Bird
In the Land (Of Things That Used to Be)
Southwestern State

TGIF WAYLT


Big Generator - Yes

LEVON HELM: American Son

Watermelon Time In Georgia
Dance Me Down Easy
Violet Eyes
Stay With Me
America's Farm
Hurricane
China Girl
Nashville Wimmin
Blue House OF Broken Hearts
Sweet Peach Georgia Wine

Hey Rock and Packerz.  Happy Friday.

Ten Years Gone- Led Zeppelin
Tender is the Night- Tony Bennett
Tenderness- Paul Simon
Tennessee Jed- Furthur with Larry Campbell and Tesesa Williams (from Madison Square Garden, Nov. 2011).  I was wearing my Tennessee sweatshirt in hopes they would play this song. This is the first of 3 versions of this song between Furthur and The Grateful Dead that I have, so I'll be back in about 1/2 hour once this set is over.

sup jonny

Get Back In Line - Motorhead

Get Back In Line - Motorhead

Nothing like a little gentle music to ease you into the morning :)

Tennessee Sucks- Ryan Adams

hahahaha   yes,  I can't wait for their Christmas Album 


Changes - Yes

Tenth Ave. Freezeout x3(two live, one studio)- Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band
Terrapin Station x2- The Grateful Dead


This is, in my opinoin, Garcia and Hunters greatest composition.  It's a mini-opera with a few of different musical movements and Hunter's cryptical story telling is front and center.  Amazingly I only have two versions on my iPod.  Live, the song usually clocks in around 13 minutes.  Lately, Furthur has been playing the song in it's entirety.  The studio version takes up all of side two of the band's album of the same name.  The studio version has very complicated percussion and orchestration on the final movements.  The Grateful Dead had only tackled the entire composition once in their history, sticking with the more accessible sections of the song.  When the entire song is played live, it runs about 25 minutes.  I did see Furthur perform it a couple of years ago.  It was interesting to hear it, but I can live without it.

Here are the lyricis to the firs movement, Lady With A Fan


Let my inspiration flow in token rhyme, suggesting rhythm,
That will not forsake you, till my tale is told and done.
While the firelight's aglow, strange shadows from the flames will grow,
Till things we've never seen will seem familiar.
Shadows of a sailor, forming winds both foul and fair all swarm.
Down in Carlisle, he loved a lady many years ago.
Here beside him stands a man, a soldier from the looks of him,
Who came through many fights, but lost at love.
While the story teller speaks, a door within the fire creaks;
Suddenly flies open, and a girl is standing there.
Eyes alight, with glowing hair, all that fancy paints as fair,
She takes her fan and throws it, in the lion's den.
Which of you to gain me, tell, will risk uncertain pains of hell?
I will not forgive you if you will not take the chance.
The sailor gave at least a try, the soldier being much too wise,
Strategy was his strength, and not disaster.
The sailor, coming out again, the lady fairly leapt at him.
That's how it stands today. You decide if he was wise.
The story teller makes no choice. Soon you will not hear his voice.
His job is to shed light, and not to master.
Since the end is never told, we pay the teller off in gold,
In hopes he will return, but he cannot be bought or sold

Territorial Pissing- Nirvana

Interresting that this song comes up right after Terrapin Station.  I remember readin an interview with Kurt Cobain where he said he despised hippies and that the only way he would ever wear tie-die, is if it dyed with Jerry Garcia's blood.

Testify (Live)- SRV and Double Trouble

Friday On My Mind      -           Earth Quake

Testimony- Robbie Robertson
Texas Flood- SRV and Double Trouble
Texas Love Song- Elton John
Thank You - Led Zeppelin
Thank You Girl (mono and stereo remasters)- The Beatles
Thank You Girl- John Hiatt

TGIF WAYLT!!!

"Deal With The Preacher" - Bad Company
"Dear Avery" - The Decemberists

Hey Koy.

and ld of course.

Hello Jonny and LD.



Might Find It Cheap /  Stranger In A Strange Land        -       Blitzen Trapper



"American Goldwing"     (2011)      

Hello jonny, Koy, packerz, Rock and Neb! Hope I didn't miss anyone.

"Dear Diary" - Moody Blues
"Dear Diary" - Pink
"Dear Doctor" - Rolling Stones
"Dear Friends" - Queen
"Dear Jessie" - Madonna

Off to do a few things for work before heading south to LD's neck of the state.  Hope everyone has a good day.



Movement And Location  /  Don't Get Married Without Me       -           Punch Brothers




"Who's Feeling Young Now?"    (2012)

You're coming down here Koy? Supposed to rain here on Sunday, so pack accordingly my friend.


"Dear Landord" - Bob Dylan
"Dear Mr. Man" - Prince
"Dear Ol' Dad" - Blind Melon
"Dear Prudence" - Beatles
"Dear Rosemary" - Foo Fighters
"Dear Yoko" - John Lennon

I wonder if anyone else has ever written a song that featired the name Yoko in the title? For obvious reasons, John wrote a few of them.

I wonder if anyone else has ever written a song that featired the name Yoko in the title? For obvious reasons, John wrote a few of them.

Bare Nake Ladies have a song called, "Be My Yoko Ono."  That's the only one I know of.

Thanks for the Pepperoni- George Harrison
That'll Be The Day- Buddy Holly
That's All it Took- Gram Parsons

Bare Nake Ladies have a song called, "Be My Yoko Ono."  That's the only one I know of.

Nice! I had a feeling that if anyone would know the answer to that question, it would be you jonny!

"Dearest" - Buddy Holly
"Death And All His Freinds" - Coldplay
"Death Is A Star" - The Clash
"Death Letter" - White Stripes
"Death Of A Martian" - Red Hot Chili Peppers
"Death On Two Legs(Live)" - Queen
"Death On Two Legs" - Queen
Another spite-filled swipe at jolly old England's taxmen.
"Death Or Glory" - The Clash
"Death Rattle" - Pantera

That's Allright Mama- Arthur Crudup
That's Enough Out of You- Teddy Thompson
That's Entertainment- The Jam

One of my favorite songs by this underappreciate punk group that led the Mod Revival of the late 70's.  This acoustic number with typically ascerbic lyrics from Paul Weller hinted at his latter solo work.  It is one of the few songs that Weller still performs live from his Jam days.

That's Entertainment (Live)- Paul Weller

That's How I Knew This Story Would Break My Heart x2 - Aimee Mann

One of my favorite songs from "The Forgotten Arm." 

I drew a picture of you
You and your anchor tattoo
And saw the face that I knew Covered in shame

You drew a bird that was here
A kind of sweet chanticleer
But with a terrible fear That the cage couldn't tame

That's how I knew this story would break my heart When you wrote it
That's how I knew this story would break my heart

So, like a ghost in the snow
I'm getting ready to go
'Cause baby, that's all I know – How to open the door

And though the exit is crude
It saves me coming unglued
For when you're not in the mood For the gloves and the canvas floor

That's how I knew this story would break my heart When you wrote it
That's how I knew this story would break my heart
That's how I knew this story would break my heart When you wrote it
That's how I knew this story would break my heart

That's How Stong My Love Is- Otis Redding
That's It For The Other One/Cryptical Evelopment (Live)- The Grateful Dead

That's Just What You Are x2- Aimee Mann

Her first solo "hit."  It was helped along when it was used in an episode of Melrose Place.  Co-written by super producer and frequent collaborator John Brion, it also has some nice background vocals by Glen Tillbrook of Squeeze.

I'm out.  Have a great weekend everyone.