Well I love the fact that in this digital age, songwriters can release their new material within weeks of the original idea which for me was approximately 5 weeks ago. This song was inspired by the sudden life threatening health issue that was discovered out of the blue and man did my life’s perspective instantly change. This song kept haunting me and begged to be written. Not knowing my long term future was, I went into my studio and with Michael McLean’s help, “I’ll Let Roy’s Song Carry Me Home” became my potential “Happy Trails” song. At this point, the real life ending is a lot happier than the song’s ending but I love when real life becomes art. Thank you all for the support!

"I'll Let Roy's Song Carry Me Home"

Song By"
John Batdorf and Michael McLean 2022
BATMAC MUSIC BMI  /  Shining Star Music ASCAP

Acoustic Guitars/Vocals/Bass/Keys/Percussion By:John Batdorf
Electric Guitars and Mandolin By: Michael Dowdle
BGVs By: Bill Batstone
Fiddle By: Scott Foxx
Produced and Arranged By John Batdorf/John Batdorf Music

Lyrics

I'm not a wannabe cowboy
And I'm not at home on the range
I like to fish, but that's about it
And Cowboy hats make me feel strange
But the road took a turn that surprised me
And I'm more than just down on my luck
If I was a drinkin’ man, I'd probably take my van
Down to the bar that's surrounded by trucks
Though I never liked country songs much

So I can't soothe my soul in a bottle
My woman I'd never forsake
I'm not church goin' and God isn't showin’ me
Where guys like me catch a break
So I'm here on the highway just drivin'
But I'm feelin' Roy Rogers nearby
He's smilin’ at me and singing a melody
And I'll be damned if I know why
It kind of makes me wanna cry

And the wind is whispering a farewell, all night long
But there's something comforting me in this darkness
It sounds in my head like some old country song

I stop for gas and pick up a soda
I pull back onto Route 70
A deep brand of lonely got his arms round me
This ain't how the end's supposed to be
But then Roy and Trigger are with me
And showin' the trail I should go
This one ain't happy as I hoped it could be
But I don't feel so all alone
I'll let Roy's song carry me home

I'll Let Roy's Song Carry Me Home

Many years ago, I did a 3 Week Series about Fathers.
This will just be a one week version- with some different Songs I didn't play back then.
There is some snarl in this Opening Half, a Pet Peeve of mine concerning those Deadbeat Dads, who impregnate women and then disappear.
Doing that doesn't make you a Father...or a Man!
I even have a couple of Songs tackling that.
But I'll start with some nice, Music that's Children About Fathers, then Fathers About Children- including a very popular song that you know, and have always heard with a bleep in it.
Not this time!

Mike

Projections

ROCKOLLECTIONS: FATHERS DAY PT.1

I'll open this Fathers Day closing half with a Song by a very popular group from the early and mid-60's that was trying to get into some Social Commentary in 1968.
It didn't work for them and hardly anyone noticed.
I'll have a few of my favorite Songs by Daughters about their Fathers.
Then the centerpiece of this Chapter- the Conflict Between Fathers And Sons.
To close, a Song that I feel cannot be followed by anything on a Radio Show- because of its topic and because it's so simply and lovingly performed, nothing can come after it!
I humbly think this is as good as anything I've ever done on this Rockollections Show.
And I wish a Happy Day To All Good Fathers Who Never Shirk Their Responsibility!

Mike

ROCKOLLECTIONS: FATHERS DAY PT.2

Cheryl Wheeler - Paradise In Troubled Waters

New music from @Baegod & @Sbvce "Late Night Vibe"
Prod by @Sbvce with addition guitar from @Marknoxx
Mastered by Chris Gala
Written by Baegod & Sbvce
Music Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wH7vqbt9qEI
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Late Nigh Vibe

W a t c h   V i d e o

Baegod & Sbvce - Late Night Vibe (Prod By Sbvce) *Video Link In Description* *Album out 7/5/18*

The comedic duo of Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding first appeared on radio in 1946 for WHDH in Boston. In July of 1951 they joined NBC’s full network with two shows. One was a daily-morning show, and another was a sixty-minute primetime show. With radio audiences leaving for television and NBC’s bouncing both programs around its schedule, both shows achieved only mediocre success. 

Bob and Ray next appeared on Saturday Mornings for NBC’s Monitor and In October of 1955 they joined the Mutual Broadcasting System for a 45 minute weekday disc jockey series. That lasted until September 20th, 1957.

By the time they joined CBS radio on June 29th, 1959 the team had refined their spoof-character approach. One famous character was the bumbling reporter Wally Ballou. Voiced by Bob Elliott, in 1963 Wally was reporting from down in the new "quiet" subway in New York.

Bob & Ray Show (RUSC.com)

Bob and Ray: Wally Ballou Reports From The New Quiet Subway—1963

Rocking acoustic music  with soaring vocals! Turn it up.......

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