Name: Down At The Twist & Shout by Hank Lee Travis
Duration: 3 min 6 s
Description: Mary Chapin Carpenter song. Covered by Hank Lee Travis. Just for Fun!

Let me know if you need a piano player, will ya?

been a fan a while, dunno why i wasnt following ya, refollowed....support buddy...stay true

Try not to dwell on the tough times.  So many good things in  life
to reflect on -- a good woman, birth of my babies, them growing up
and moving on, friends and family for support.  Ah, keep your
heart on fire!

My Heart's On Fire  (Original)

Written and Produced by: Josh McAlexander

Nowhere To Run {Original}

A country hearted song today . From my poem 
Working on my LAST NUMBER ONE by Glen Granthem
Playing my Ovation sitting in the sun
Trying to write a song That'll reach Number One
Music is the center to everything I see
And it only gets better when you let yourself be free
Yes I'm working on my last number one
Yes I'm writing this song just for fun
Strumming my Ovation adding to my list
But maybe there's something I've  missed
Well I've been playing music for over sixty years
Can't stop those melodies ringing  in my ears
I can only do it my way Country Rock and Blues
Playing all the parts anyway I choose
Working on my last number one
 I'm writing this song just for fun
Strumming my Ovation adding to my List
 But maybe there's somethings I missed
SOLO

Last Number One ( Original ) With Lyrics

Borrowed Angel

Something about Autumn-the crisp cooling weather-skies seems clearer--shedding leaves just before the cold winter--the crops have all been harvested-- for me, it seems a little  slower and more  peaceful--natural process of nature and life--my mind feel more at ease--my body feels more relax--my favorite time of year

Fall (Favorite Time Of Year)

Mary Chapin Carpenter song. Covered by Hank Lee Travis. Just for Fun!

Down At The Twist & Shout

A James Taylor Track covered by Hank Lee Travis.

Sweet Baby James

My lyrics below inspired Chuck to produce this track.
Lyrics by Tony Harris
Vocals, Guitar and Mix by Chuck Aaron

HE NEVER GOT A FAIR SHAKE			
NO MATTER HOW HARD HE TRIED			
NEVER GOT A BRAKE			
ALWAYS WANDERIN' WHY			
			
NO MATTER WHAT WAS GOIN' ON			
HE NEVER CAME OUT ON TOP			
WHAT DID HE DO WRONG			
HAD WORKED NONSTOP			
			
(CHORUS)			
HIS GRANDPA ALWAYS SAID			
JUST KEEP ON KEEPIN' ON			
NEVER GIVE UP THE FIGHT			
KEEP ON KEEPIN' ON			
ALLWAYS DO WHAT'S RIGHT			
KEEP ON KEEPIN' ON			
ANGEL'S ARE ALMOST IN SIGHT			
			
HE DIDN'T LET IT GET HIM DOWN 			
DID THE BEST THAT HE COULD DO			
RUNNIN' FOR THAT TOUCHDOWN			
CAUSE HIS TIME WAS OVERDUE			
			
HIS LIFE WAS FILLED WITH STRIFE			
NEVER STOPPED DREANIN'			
WANTED THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE			
NEVER STOPPED TRYIN'			
			
(REPEAT CHORUS)			
			
NEVER GIVE UP THE FIGHT			
ANGEL'S ARE ALMOST IN SIGHT			
			
2020 © Lyrics by Tony Harris (BMI)

Keep On Keepin' On - Lyrics by Tony Harris - Featuring Chuck Aaron - New Original

Written by John Fogerty
Performed and Arranged by me

Have you ever seen the rain

So good to get my utilities back and return to SC.  I had a bit of a time
with Hurricane Laura and Delta.  At times like this you find out how
truly strong we are.  The out pouring of so much help from family,
friends, neighbors, churches, local officials and government agencies
were tremendous.  I have been singing this along with my grand kids
lately.  A bit of encouragement, wow What A Wonderful World.

What A Wonderful World

Oh boy, another one gone. Charley Pride. a sharecropper's son from
Mississippi (I can relate).  I remember listening to Charley while
picking cotton during my childhood.  Charley was the first black man
to become a major star in country music.  He won nearly every major award available to country musicians.  Three grammys, best male vocals,Entertainer of the Year, Country Music Hall of Fame and wow,
at least 30 No. 1 hits.  I died a little with his passing.  Just a humble tribute.  Love you Charley

Crystal Chandeliers (Charley Pride Tribute)

Country Music Solo Artist promoting Country Music to the UK. I just love Country Music which is still gaining popularity . There are still a lot of folks that need an education in Country, besides good ole line dance.

Influenced by: George Strait, Randy Travis, George Jones, Rodney Atkins, Cole Swindell

Down At The Twist & Shout

Hank Lee Travis

Recent comments

Michael McKay Combs

Charles Ashurst

P'pa Carpenter

Wasted Redemption

Related tracks