Other Mixes By nola
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Theme - Alternating DJ
Playlist
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Alternative - College Rock
CD
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Theme - Break Up
CD
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Country
CD
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Theme
Farwell, you damn redneck.
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| Townes Van Zandt | Rex's Blues (Live) | |
| Johnny Cash & Willie Nelson |
Unchained 
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| Don Edwards |
Coyotes
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| Waylon Jennings |
Ride Me Down Easy
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| Jerry Jeff Walker |
L.A. Freeway
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| Guy Clark | Desperados Waiting for the Train | |
| The Dillards |
Reuben's Train
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| R.E.M. |
Driver 8
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| Old 97's |
Let the Train Blow the Whistle
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| Little Country Giants |
Big Freightliner
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| Chatham County Line |
Louisiana Freight Train
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| Norman Blake |
Eastbound Freight Train
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| Bob Dylan |
Not Dark Yet
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| John Prine |
Paradise
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| Tennessee Ernie Ford |
Cry of the Wild Goose
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Comment:
This is a mix for a roomate of mine, who is leaving under not the best of circumstances. we have roomed together for the past 3 years, good times , and bad. we have had a falling out, so this mix is part 'i don't want to see you around no more , and part i'm missing you already.' may sound silly , but when you live around someone for that long you get kinda use to them being around.track 1 : starts with townes talking about rex, at some point he says "if you cut card with rex , and you get a 3 he will get a 2 , you know what i mean"
when we first moved into the house i'm living in, Q and i cut cards for the bigger room , i drew a 3, and he drew a 2 so . . .
so long Q. Lets get a beer sometime.
Feedback:
Wonderful mix & cover! Love the train motif, as well, I was thinking of doing some of that, too.
when he left, did he leave a feather beside your bed? another great-looking set, nola. glad to have you back.
From Townes Van Zandt to Tennesse Ernie, what a train-hoppin hobo your way groove . . . That's the way to say goodbye!
I should have said so at the time, but hey, tiempo es diablo. In reference to your notes, this mix hits the proverbial nail into the lid. Quality abounds, I particularly love the Dylan pick. Don't be a stranger now...