Muddy Magnolia’s (Jessy Wilson and Kallie North) sing “Down by the Riverside” at the Basement in East Nashville (2015).
I was turned on to this song by Rick Beato’s great video, “The Greatest Song Ever Went Nowhere.” Let’s hope it goes somewhere!
Muddy Magnolia’s (Jessy Wilson and Kallie North) sing “Down by the Riverside” at the Basement in East Nashville (2015).
I was turned on to this song by Rick Beato’s great video, “The Greatest Song Ever Went Nowhere.” Let’s hope it goes somewhere!
Once again, R.I.P. John Prine (October 10, 1946 – April 7, 2020). “When I Get to Heaven,” from The Tree of Forgiveness (2018).
R.I.P. John Prine (October 10, 1946 – April 7, 2020), a casualty of COVID-19. One of the great lyricists of all time. “Sam Stone” and “Illegal Smile” from John Prine (1971).
R.I.P. Kenny Rogers (August 21, 1938 – March 20, 2020). “The Gambler” (1978).
I like the opening theme to True Detective Season 1, “Far from Any Road,” and put up a post at the Blog of Funny Names on Brett and Rennie Sparks, who wrote and perform it. From the album Singing Bones (2003).
Hank Williams Sr., “Dust on the Bible,” from The Unreleased Recordings Disc 1 (2008).
Glen Travis Campbell, April 22, 1936 – August 8, 2017. Cover of “Everybody’s Talking,” originally written by Fred Neil. One of Glen’s versions was used for the movie Midnight Cowboy.
“If I Give My Soul” by Billy Joe Shaver, sung by Johnny Cash on American Outtakes (1999).
A friend turned me on to this recording. Jessi Colter, country music hit-maker and wife of the late great Waylon Jennings, puts Psalm 136 to music.