Other Mixes By doowad
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Illegal Alien
`cause punk rock is too hard to sing
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Johnny Cash | Fuego de amor | |
| Kinky Friedman & the Texas Jewboys | Asshole from El Paso | |
| Willie Nelson & Keith Richards | Dead Flowers | |
| Johnny Cash | Wanted Man (at San Quentin) | |
| Loretta Lynn | I Know How | |
| John Prine | Bear Creek Blues | |
| Levon Helm | Single Girl, Married Girl | |
| Derek & the Dominoes | It's Too Late | |
| Freddy Fender | Wasted Days and Wasted Nights | |
| Sir Douglas Quintet | Wolverton Mountain | |
| Lyle Lovett | L.A. County (E-Town Live) | |
| Johnny Cash & Bob Dylan | That's Alright, Mama | |
| Waylon Jennings | Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way? | |
| Jerry Lee Lewis | Me and Bobby McGee | |
| Buddy Holly | Early In the Morning | |
| Alone and Forsaken | Roll Another Number (For the Road) | |
| Whiskeytown | Matrimony | |
| Kinky Friedman & the Texas Jewboys | Get Your Biscuits in the Oven and Your Buns in the Bed | |
| The Statler Brothers | Flowers on the Wall | |
| Lyle Lovett | She's Hot to Go | |
| George Jones & Merle Haggard | Sick, Sober & Sorry | |
| Jerry Lee Lewis with Mick Jagger & Ron Wood | Evening Gown | |
| Merle Haggard | My Baby's Just Like Money | |
| Johnny Cash & Bob Dylan | I Walk the Line | |
| Jerry Lee Lewis with Rod Stewart | What's Made Milwaukee Famous | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Whiskeytown | Faithless Street | |
| Louis Armstrong | Your Cheatin' Heart | |
| Ray Charles | I'm Movin' On | |
| Al Green | For the Good Times | |
| Keith Richards | You Win Again | |
| Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard | Pancho & Lefty | |
| Richard Thompson | 1952 Vincent Black Lightning | |
| June Carter Cash | Gatsby's Restaurant | |
| Victoria Williams | In My Hour of Darkness | |
| Highwaymen | Highwayman | |
| Ray Charles & Willie Nelson | Seven Spanish Angels | |
| Johnny Cash | Sunday Morning Coming Down | |
| Kris Kristofferson | The Silver Tongued Devil and I | |
| Woody Guthrie | Mean Talking Blues | |
| Hank Williams, Sr. | Alone and Forsaken | |
| Bob Dylan & the Hawks | You Win Again | |
| Townes Van Zandt | Cocaine Blues | |
| Sir Douglas Quintet | In the Pines | |
| Richard and Linda Thompson | Withered and Died | |
| Rose Maddox | Sin City | |
| Jerry Lee Lewis with Kris Kristofferson | The Pilgrim, Chapter 33 | |
| Flying Burrito Brothers | Sing Me Back Home | |
| June Carter Cash | The Road to Kaintuck | |
| Jerry Lee Lewis with Keith Richards | That Kind of Fool | |
| Bob Dylan | Tangled Up In BlueRTR | |
Comment:
I'd like to dedicate this mix to my soul partner...Inspired by the PBS airing of the Johnny Cash Show.Posdata: gracias a Jeff por la primera pista y a Victor por el tftulo.
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I have never enjoyed Kinky Friedman's music, though I love his books, Lots of great tracks on this.
This is fantastic, good sir. It could be my favorite mix of yours. I'm with Terry re: Kinky's music (although I *want* to like it), and I like his persona but can't say I've actually read one of his books.
I, on the other hand, love Kinky's music, especially the two included here. Poncho & Lefty, '52 Vincent and 7 Spanish Angels are also all-time favs.
I like how your musical friends get together to sing and pass songs around. i am on the pro kinky song side and on my way to the library to check out his books.
Oh, where to begin? Love the Nelson/Haggard and the Waylon track in particular, but there's so many other great selections here too. I enjoy all of the Highwaymen's individual work, but I've always had a little trouble getting into their stuff as group...the above song being the exception though. And to throw in my two cents on Kinky - mixed enthusiasm for a lot of his songs, but he sure had a knack for naming 'em...
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Oh, boy oh boy oh boy! Too much good stuff here to comment on, so all I can really say is Bravo! As for Kinky - he's smart, clever, and funny, and that's enough for me.
& I've never even heard of Monsieur Kinky? Likin' disc 2 especially. tho did you mean to put Keith Richards up there twice?
i am drooling just looking at the tracklisting - i can hardly compile my thoughts - so many absolutely favorites here, i can't wait to give it a spin
Lou Dobbs dice que hay que acabar con las descargas ilegales que lastiman a la clase obrera estadounidense.
Another work of mixing genius...
Meu Deus! You're consistency is something! This has heaps of jems in that sprawling yet cohesive way. Love the Johnny doing Kris into Kris again, Woody, Hank, Towns and Flying Burritos the mostest.
I could just "rock-on" to this. Fucking classic my friend.
Very dusty, incredibly cool. I would like to sit in a offloaded cargo unit hearing this bounce off the exterior steel smiling at the opened door, trembling at what lies beyond the coyotes and deer.
This file cannot download sufficiently fast. WOW!
Hate to crib from Rodgers and Hammerstein, but these are a few of my favorite things. Great compilation! A John Hartford tune and it would be sheer perfection. :D
No hatin' on Country Honk era Keef.
Hate to crib from Rodgers and Hammerstein, but these are a few of my favorite things. Great compilation! A John Hartford tune and it would be sheer perfection. :D
No hatin' on Country Honk era Keef.