No Keys Dommengang

Been on a big RWH kick lately. He's making me re-evaluate my top songwriter list.

Iowan wrote:

Been on a big RWH kick lately. He's making me re-evaluate my top songwriter list.

Lovers In Your Dreams absolutely may be my favorite RWH song.

jr29 wrote:

Iowan wrote:

Been on a big RWH kick lately. He's making me re-evaluate my top songwriter list.

Lovers In Your Dreams absolutely may be my favorite RWH song.

Damn good song.

It's hard for anything to unseat "Mother Blues" for me right now.

https://www.npr.org/2019/05/23/72498093 ... gwEPiqeJko

There's no way Clams won't like this. Bovine, jr, jonicont too.

Iowan wrote:

https://www.npr.org/2019/05/23/72498093 ... gwEPiqeJko

There's no way Clams won't like this. Bovine, jr, jonicont too.

You know me too well. Been listening for the past hour and I love it.

Clams wrote:

Iowan wrote:

https://www.npr.org/2019/05/23/72498093 ... gwEPiqeJko

There's no way Clams won't like this. Bovine, jr, jonicont too.

You know me too well. Been listening for the past hour and I love it.

I came across "Meth Head" and "Letter to Madeline" a few weeks ago and was pretty well hooked.

What I love about "Meth Head" is that unlike most drug songs which have a level of sympathy for their subjects, there is absolutely none. It's scathing. If you've had to deal with tweakers, you've felt that scorn he's throwing out there.

Iowan wrote:

https://www.npr.org/2019/05/23/72498093 ... gwEPiqeJko

There's no way Clams won't like this. Bovine, jr, jonicont too.

He opened for Colter Wall when I saw him a couple years ago. Thought he was really talented but couldn't find much of his music through the usual channels. Thanks for the heads up!

Mundane Mayhem wrote:

Iowan wrote:

https://www.npr.org/2019/05/23/72498093 ... gwEPiqeJko

There's no way Clams won't like this. Bovine, jr, jonicont too.

He opened for Colter Wall when I saw him a couple years ago. Thought he was really talented but couldn't find much of his music through the usual channels. Thanks for the heads up!

Meet Ian Noe, the Kentucky troubadour who’s gone from the oilfields to opening for John Prine

Clams wrote:

Iowan wrote:

https://www.npr.org/2019/05/23/72498093 ... gwEPiqeJko

There's no way Clams won't like this. Bovine, jr, jonicont too.

You know me too well. Been listening for the past hour and I love it.

Man this is good.

Iowan wrote:

jr29 wrote:

Iowan wrote:

Been on a big RWH kick lately. He's making me re-evaluate my top songwriter list.

Lovers In Your Dreams absolutely may be my favorite RWH song.

Damn good song.

It's hard for anything to unseat "Mother Blues" for me right now.

The Messenger

scotto wrote:

Fantastic record!