Some Of My Favorite Country & Bluegrass Songs

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An older Matt Crowder original from 5 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3lOFVALovw

Sorry for posting just the link, but I don't know how to embed YouTube videos.

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An older Matt Crowder original from 5 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3lOFVALovw

Sorry for posting just the link, but I don't know how to embed YouTube videos.

As with many similar things the AAPK Tips & Tricks forum has your answer. viewtopic.php?p=877258#p877258

To avoid the hassle of scrolling through the numerous posts there to find what you want, simply type wat you’re looking for in the little “search this forum” box and submit it, (in this case I searched for “YouTube” which brought up the post I linked.)

Ken

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Thank you M'peg.

The first is a true story song about local anti-hero and the second is more a Southern Rock style.

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Heard the Kendalls do Dolly's song, "Put It Off Until Tomorrow" on the radio today. They were a great Dad/Daughter duo. Jeannie's voice so bright and clear. We played a show in Deale, MD with her about 20 years ago after her Dad had passed. She was so sweet to work with. She's still booking "The Kendalls" with Carl Acuff Jr. and her husband, Mac Watkins, on guitar. "Heaven's Just A Sin Away", "Thank God For The Radio", Those harmonies with her Dad were textbook Country. Roll on Jeannie. J.O'.

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"High Ridin' Heroes" by David Lynn Jones Recorded by Tanya Tucker She's so darn smokey and real.


Chorus:
Those old High Ridin' Heroes
They're anywhere the wind blows
She's been to hell and Texas
And she know how it feels
To be ridin' that hot streak
And drunk on some backstreet
Fallin' off the wagon
And under the wheels.

Anyone whose ever wrestled with C2 H OH can relate.

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Sorry: C2H5 OH

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Anyone familiar with Lightfoot's "Home Fro The Forest"? Great words. Tony Rice did a beautiful version of it. J.O'.