If I'd wrote it it'd been far worse.
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Springsteen always was a self important (donkey) I hope more people realize that now.
P.S
Springsteen always was a self important (donkey) I hope more people realize that now.
What Are You Listening To?
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a band from Northern Ireland called Dea Matrona
And here we are again...We never learn.
Just discovered this lady
In the mood for The Pixies though
In the mood for The Pixies though
5fDP salutes the first responders
I like banjo! Intriguing sound. I will have to listen to more of her tunes.
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Women of the 80's
God I had such a crush on a girl in school that could have been her twin!
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In memory of Paul Ryder, bass player with the Happy Mondays. Great memories...
Some white boy saying things they don't want us to hear:
In honor of my kin who still work in the mines... thinking of the ones we've lost... "Last Hand Loader"
I grew up in a coal town, until Al Gore and Howard Baker decided we ought to be a state park. Virtually NOBODY who lives there or lost their ancestral lands got jobs in it either. Big south fork can bite my butt! they wrecked and roped off all our camping and hunting sites too and made it horse or hike in only. I guess we learned what the Indians knew the hard way huh? three generations on welfare, moonshine meth and marijuana farming later its a cesspool fit only for the rich three months a year. Thank the gods I got out when I did.
Must have been between Oneida and Rugby
DINGDINGDINGDING! Helenwood, dead center between them! are you from up around there? Did it ever amount to anything but the Meth capitol of Tennessee?
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I was researching the song "Last Hand Loader". It was written by a miner named Carl Rutherford.
Carl was born with spina bifida. His parents didn't even put a name on his birth certificate. West Virginia kids didn't survive spina bifida in 1930.
But he did, lived to be 76. Died of emphysema ... As a kid an uncle taught him to play slide using an old pocket knife.
At 16 he went to work in the mines like all his family members. He witnessed a horrific accident but worked 2 more years to pay off his dad's house.
At some point he left the mines and west virginia. Didn't return until he was an old man.
Below is Carl from the cover of the only album he recorded.
You can hear his recording here...
Carl was born with spina bifida. His parents didn't even put a name on his birth certificate. West Virginia kids didn't survive spina bifida in 1930.
But he did, lived to be 76. Died of emphysema ... As a kid an uncle taught him to play slide using an old pocket knife.
At 16 he went to work in the mines like all his family members. He witnessed a horrific accident but worked 2 more years to pay off his dad's house.
At some point he left the mines and west virginia. Didn't return until he was an old man.
Below is Carl from the cover of the only album he recorded.
You can hear his recording here...
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Ever notice a song you heard as a kid was OK, but you really didn't "Get it"
then after you grow up and hear it again, you're like OMG! What the hell was going on here?! this is one of them.
then after you grow up and hear it again, you're like OMG! What the hell was going on here?! this is one of them.
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I know you were looking for songs, but I listen to podcast while I work. I like to "educate" myself. This one scared me. . . I have been following Mike Adam's for a long while now and have learned that I do normally agree with him and the majority of guest he has on to interview. Today's was just mind blowing for me. In all honesty, it probably needs it's own thread, but you asked what I was listening too. . .
https://www.brighteon.com/0baeff43-2a1d-4df9-8e02-454a459ee9ae
https://www.brighteon.com/0baeff43-2a1d-4df9-8e02-454a459ee9ae
Listening to a bit of Loretta Lynn on the back of a really good documentary about her life. Found an American songlist on spotify, great mix of Steve Earle etc. And one I had forgotten about, before my time, but still good. City of New Orleans, Arlo Guthrie
Magpie, Here is one of my favorites from Arlo Guthrie. Local radio station plays it every Thanksgiving at noon and 6pm. Has for many years. Kind of a tradition.
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Sure do like Alice’s Restaurant! Tonight it is CLUTCH!
I even liked the cheesy movie they did about Arlo and the song. I had friends who'd sing the restaurant song, usually around a campfire. We were just a bunch of kids, 18/19.
It's getting dark in my head again...
