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To Die For (1995)

Exploring TV celebrity and small-town poverty, it is based on the 1992 novel by Joyce Maynard. The entire cast is excellent.

Lancelot du Lac (1974)

Arthurian legend in Bresson’s signature transcendental style.

South Canadian River Song

One of the most under-appreciated songs of all time

Time in a bottle

A sad song by a true master. RIP Jim Croce.

Michael Nesmith

Our number one musical master that no one has heard of.

Goose Creek Symphony

Truly a Zen album. It has to be listened to in it’s entirety to appreciate it fully.

This is another of those great trivia songs. Who wrote it?John Hartford 1967Kris Kristofferson, Glenn Campbell, Johnny Cash, and others recorded it, but the right answer is the amazing John Hartford. Here it is!

City of New Orleans

One of the great trivia questions. Who wrote City of New Orleans? Steve Goodman 1971You’ll get answers from Kris Kristofferson, Arlo Guthrie, Jerry Jeff Walker, and on and on but it’s a rare bird that says Steve Goodman

San Antonio Rose.

Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys

Minnie the moocher

Cab Callaway; 1931

True love ways

Bubby Holley; 1958For my whole life I thought the title to this song was “True Love Waits’ but it’s “True Love Ways”, who new.If you’re to young to remember him you need to check him out. Amazing sound that Buddy put an orchestra to.Beautiful.The movie about Buddy played by Gary Busey is great. I’ll try […]

The man who shot liberty valence

Gene Pitney; 1962.The is a classic cowboy song that parallels the famous movie, “High Noon”. Fun ballad.

Wheatestraw Suite

The Dillards; 1968.Not one song but the whole album. Greatest Blue Grass or any other genre album.Takes time to realize the genius.Mike Reavis (deceased) introduced me to this and his stamp of approval was the best.

Hollis Brown

Bob Dylan; 1964The Times they are a Changin.This song got on because it was the darkest song I’d eve heard.

To Love Somebody

Bee Gees; Not really anything amazing other than it was the top song and played in the car the first time I went parking. My as well mention my first French kiss was ironically Sealed with A Kiss by Bryan Highland. Bet you didn’t remember Bryan Highland.

Ain’t Misbevain

Fats Waller 1929. Our earliest review so far.Double Album based on Broadway hit “Ain’t Misbehavin. Happened to pick-up the album, new by heart, and was fortunate enough to see the Broadway Musical.3rd row middle. Blew me away. This is a introduction to old time jazz.Probably do a short tip of the hat to Cab Callaway.