hank franklin Posted December 9, 2010 Posted December 9, 2010 Holy lord what a load of crap people be throwing up here. As Waylon might say, whatever happened to the blues? Y'all ever hear of a guy named Merle Haggard? If not Hank then his son Hank Jr.? Some guy named Porter Waggoner grew up in West Plains, moved to Nashville and met Dolly Parton, and wore some of the funkiest suits this side of Ted Nugent a country boy ever seen. And everything he wrote was some kind of duel between God and the devil. Holy Cow all you poor boys with that crazy rock n roll rattling your brain on God's poor streams, when you oughta be listening to gold itself ignited in ya some Conway Twitty, the randiest fella this side a any of your foul-mouthed gangsta crap today, especially when he's standing there aside Loretta Lynn, who grinned at every joke Conway ever tole, and Waylon Jennings, basically God's gift himself to heroes and cowboys everywhere! Not to mention that angel flying too low himself. I could go on and on. I feel sorry for y'all!
FishinCricket Posted December 9, 2010 Posted December 9, 2010 Holy lord what a load of crap people be throwing up here. As Waylon might say, whatever happened to the blues? Y'all ever hear of a guy named Merle Haggard? If not Hank then his son Hank Jr.? Some guy named Porter Waggoner grew up in West Plains, moved to Nashville and met Dolly Parton, and wore some of the funkiest suits this side of Ted Nugent a country boy ever seen. And everything he wrote was some kind of duel between God and the devil. Holy Cow all you poor boys with that crazy rock n roll rattling your brain on God's poor streams, when you oughta be listening to gold itself ignited in ya some Conway Twitty, the randiest fella this side a any of your foul-mouthed gangsta crap today, especially when he's standing there aside Loretta Lynn, who grinned at every joke Conway ever tole, and Waylon Jennings, basically God's gift himself to heroes and cowboys everywhere! Not to mention that angel flying too low himself. I could go on and on. I feel sorry for y'all! Well, then... You'll be happy to know the feeling is mutual. Seriously though.. Don't sugar-coat it, tell us how you really feel... cricket.c21.com
hank franklin Posted December 9, 2010 Posted December 9, 2010 I feel that Brad Paisley is one heckuva guitar player if he would just shut his mouth. And I forgot ole Possum and his ridin mower. Also forgot to mention that Loretta laughed at Conway's jokes even when they was on her. But for real, are you sure Hank done it this a way? Did you all grow up in the United States of America or what?
flytyer57 Posted December 9, 2010 Posted December 9, 2010 Holy lord what a load of crap people be throwing up here. As Waylon might say, whatever happened to the blues? Y'all ever hear of a guy named Merle Haggard? If not Hank then his son Hank Jr.? Some guy named Porter Waggoner grew up in West Plains, moved to Nashville and met Dolly Parton, and wore some of the funkiest suits this side of Ted Nugent a country boy ever seen. And everything he wrote was some kind of duel between God and the devil. Holy Cow all you poor boys with that crazy rock n roll rattling your brain on God's poor streams, when you oughta be listening to gold itself ignited in ya some Conway Twitty, the randiest fella this side a any of your foul-mouthed gangsta crap today, especially when he's standing there aside Loretta Lynn, who grinned at every joke Conway ever tole, and Waylon Jennings, basically God's gift himself to heroes and cowboys everywhere! Not to mention that angel flying too low himself. I could go on and on. I feel sorry for y'all! I used to listen to that stuff and then I grew up and got some real music in my soul called ROCK-N-ROLL. There's a fine line between fishing and sitting there looking stupid.
Buzz Posted December 10, 2010 Posted December 10, 2010 Holy lord what a load of crap people be throwing up here. As Waylon might say, whatever happened to the blues? Y'all ever hear of a guy named Merle Haggard? If not Hank then his son Hank Jr.? Some guy named Porter Waggoner grew up in West Plains, moved to Nashville and met Dolly Parton, and wore some of the funkiest suits this side of Ted Nugent a country boy ever seen. And everything he wrote was some kind of duel between God and the devil. Holy Cow all you poor boys with that crazy rock n roll rattling your brain on God's poor streams, when you oughta be listening to gold itself ignited in ya some Conway Twitty, the randiest fella this side a any of your foul-mouthed gangsta crap today, especially when he's standing there aside Loretta Lynn, who grinned at every joke Conway ever tole, and Waylon Jennings, basically God's gift himself to heroes and cowboys everywhere! Not to mention that angel flying too low himself. I could go on and on. I feel sorry for y'all! I'll take Uncle Ted and any number of good old classic rock bands to get me to the river. If fishing was easy it would be called catching.
Wheatenheimer Posted December 10, 2010 Posted December 10, 2010 I pick up allot of music at shows, & gas stations in small towns...Some you've probably never heard of...The Flying Mules When I lived in the 'Lou about 10 years ago, used to go to Riddles Penultimate almost every Thursday? night to see the Mules. Fantastic old timey band! Charlie gave me lots of free five minute mandolin lessons during breaks!
Justin Spencer Posted December 10, 2010 Posted December 10, 2010 Caught the Willie Nelson show in Mountain Home last night, saw a few of the fly fishing elite there as well (don't deny it). Willie is old a little overweight with pants pulled up just under his nipples, but still one cool cat. While he still sings great he really rocks his guitar, which has a hole in it where his fingers would normally hit below the strings (that's tough). Maybe the most impressive (and disturbing) thing was the number of women (none too young) that made their way to the stage throwing panties and trying to get Willie's attention for a little after party. Looking at Willie I think his only after party was going to be him and his herbal friend. Altogether a great show and at the end of the show he spent a long time signing anything and everything people would bring to him which was very commendable. "The problem with a politician’s quote on Facebook is you don’t know whether or not they really said it." –Abraham Lincoln Tales of an Ozark Campground Proprietor Dead Drift Fly Shop
Paola Cat Posted December 11, 2010 Posted December 11, 2010 1. Daredevils 2. Genesis (the older the better) 3. Vertical Horizon 4. Steely Dan Cheers. PC
Gavin Posted December 11, 2010 Posted December 11, 2010 Wheat.Lets get the bad news out of the way..I heard that Riddles closed recently, but I had many great times at that place...decent food and a great wine list...I dont know Charlie from the mules.... but John Higgins & his wife Kally Sue are freinds of our ours...John use to play lead guitar with them...but he's playing pedal steel with Liquid Gold these days...Small world....They will be playing the Shanti in Soulard 4-7pm this Saturday..My wife and I may drop by....hit that first, dinner party up in Benton Park 2nd, then hit the Venice before a cab ride home. I pick a little guitar myself...badly....might have to start a round up the wanna-bee musicians thread.
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