Friday (Not So) Random Ten
oh.my.gosh.
The New Riders of the Purple Sage are coming to Dallas! They are playing the Granada Theater in a couple of weeks. David Nelson and Buddy Cage are touring together and the reviews are rave! REAL hippie cowboy music! Yay!!! I wanna go....
So, here is my list for this week in honor of their return. Country/Rock songs they used to be called....
These are by NRPS:
1 I Don't Know You
2 Last Lonely Eagle
3 Glendale Train
4 Take It Easy by Jackson Browne (I like his version better than The Eagles)
5 Box of Rain - Phil Lesh & Friends - I especially like this song when he has a pedal steel AND sax player; i don't think this one has that. Sorry.
6 Lying Eyes - The Eagles
7 Wonderwall by Ryan Adams not a true country/rock guy but a real nice addition to the family
8 CAn't You See by The Marshall Tucker Band
9 Amnesia by The Pousette-Dart Band (couldn't find a link to it)
10 Terrapin Station by David Gans
this list could go on and on but you get the idea....
Tell me yours please!
The New Riders of the Purple Sage are coming to Dallas! They are playing the Granada Theater in a couple of weeks. David Nelson and Buddy Cage are touring together and the reviews are rave! REAL hippie cowboy music! Yay!!! I wanna go....
So, here is my list for this week in honor of their return. Country/Rock songs they used to be called....
These are by NRPS:
1 I Don't Know You
2 Last Lonely Eagle
3 Glendale Train
4 Take It Easy by Jackson Browne (I like his version better than The Eagles)
5 Box of Rain - Phil Lesh & Friends - I especially like this song when he has a pedal steel AND sax player; i don't think this one has that. Sorry.
6 Lying Eyes - The Eagles
7 Wonderwall by Ryan Adams not a true country/rock guy but a real nice addition to the family
8 CAn't You See by The Marshall Tucker Band
9 Amnesia by The Pousette-Dart Band (couldn't find a link to it)
10 Terrapin Station by David Gans
this list could go on and on but you get the idea....
Tell me yours please!
posted by Kurt at 12:53 PM
2 Comments:
I was laughing too hard from the opening line to read on through the tears.
I can't believe you have a song from the Pousette-Dart Band. I saw them open for Heart back in '77 or '78. They were an acquired taste, but I liked them.
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