Still an excellent job! Also, thanks for introducing me to this song

XOXO

Written by Willie Nelson.  From the Bonus Track version of "Little Piece of Dixie", more info at the link below.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/little-piece-dixie-bonus-track/id382299074

Yesterday's Wine with George Jones and Jamey Johnson

wooo summer soon here is some random stuff from the past month

ivy - frank ocean (piano edit)

David Bowie - Space Oddity vinyl (2015 Remaster)

José González - Far Away

Put Your Foot Down And Drive

Can't Fight This Feeling

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow (With Band) [feat. Dan Tyminski]

So What

Bradley Barn Sessions

White Lightnin' (Album Version) [feat. Mark Knopfler]

Mick Harvey - Out of Time Man

The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby

This is from a set of Covers I recorded in the spring and summer of 2007. I had sold all my nice electric guitars and amplifiers and pedals and even my Tascam 488MkII 8-track recorder. I had decided to go more 'bare-bones' and only acoustic...I was really into Bob Dylan at the time so I was also after a good acoustic guitar, and ended up buying a Gibson J-45 Historic Reissue from eBay. Unlike most of my other recordings, these songs are recorded on a cheaper Tascam 4 track recorder (Porta 03 Ministudio) which I bought on eBay for 30$.

In The Big Rock Candy Mountains (Harry McClintock)(heard in the film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?")

'The Social Power of Music' AVAILABLE 2/22/2019: folkways.si.edu/the-social-power-of-music

MUSIC HAS THE POWER TO BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER

From parties to protests to prayer, music is a powerful catalyst for celebration, for change, and for a sense of community. Through making music together, we become bigger than ourselves. Whether singing with our families and friends or with thousands of strangers in an arena, music transforms lives, engages individuals, and connects local and global communities. The Social Power of Music chronicles the vivid, impassioned, and myriad ways in which music binds, incites, memorializes, and moves groups of people. This richly illustrated 124-page book, with 80+ tracks on 4 CDs, invites listeners into musical practices, episodes, and movements throughout the U.S. and beyond. These songs of struggle, devotion, celebration, and migration remind us that music has the potential to change our world.

The Social Power of Music

The Almanac Singers - Which Side Are You On?

"Baby Blue" by Badfinger from LP Straight Up 1971

Baby Blue - Badfinger

01  Eve Of Destruction

If I Had a Hammer: Songs of Hope and Struggle

Which Side are You On?

MAN single

The Worst - Man

Hoping that the personal is universal, I write heartfelt and often way too personal indie rock songs.

In The Big Rock Candy Mountains (Harry McClintock)(heard in the film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?")

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