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Brazillian Bombshell from Mr Jerry.

One of my go-to’s. AJ Fernandez New World Maduro

I guess that's apt considering the name of the song. It's also my favorite REK song.

Happy Birthday Todd!

Sorry, I had to duck out suddenly tonight. I’m having some weird Internet issues at the house so everybody’s audio was cutting in and out constantly on my end. Just got tired of fighting it.

A little H.E.R. for WW

In MANY cases that could be anything. I have an ocean of material to pull from.

Last time I participated in 90's OHW, @TexasTraveler yelled at me for calling The Toadies a OHW band. So, I'm going to take a different approach to it. I'm going to start posting other songs by 90's OHW bands that were better than their one hit. Starting with this one...

Going to see these guys in Vegas on 11/1

I’ve been a bit off the grid for the past couple of weeks, but happy belated birthday Aaron!

Happy Birthday Puff!

It wasn't those exact words, but Bob Dylan said something to that effect in reference to Hendrix's cover of "All Along the Watchtower". https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/what-did-bob-dylan-think-jimi-hendrix-version-along-the-watchtower/

Country music connoisseurs would probably argue against this until the end of time, but I think it's unmistakable that more people these days associate "Tennessee Whiskey" with Chris Stapleton than they do with David Allan Coe or George Jones.

I watched this video about a thousand times as a young 15-year-old. I remember a conversation with my Dad that went something like this: DAD: Seems like you're watching that video every time I walk by your room. ME: Um, I'm trying to figure out the little classical guitar solo in the middle...

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Continuing the theme of both MMM and Monday Morning blues, here’s a video from a little solo gig I did back in 2012. This was a little upscale restaurant in Zionsville, Indiana where my brother worked. They had a little patio with about 8-10 tables, and in the summer they would have live music...

I’ve probably performed David Allan Coe’s version of “You Never Called Me By My Name” well over a hundred times over the years. We all know it was written by Steve Goodman - as Coe famously references in his version - but I just found out today that John Prine was technically a co-writer of the...

If you want a chuckle, Google what Grimes and Elon named that kid...