All About Pocket Knives

Here's one of my few favorite "modern" tunes. One of the few, new country songs, that actually has something good going on .

https://youtu.be/TuTDc9d_9yI

Songwriting genius.







Ken

It’s been a while since anything was posted here, so I’ll go. I like old country (oddly enough so do my high school students). Imo nobody could sing old honky tonk heart break songs any better than Web Pierce!

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Webb Pierce is great! That’s my favorite version of his There Stands the Glass.

Ken

Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 2:18 am Webb Pierce is great! Here’s my favorite version of his There Stands the Glass.

Ken

Yes sir! I love that version!

I like yours better. I changed my post.

Ken

Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 2:39 am I like yours better. I changed my post.

Ken

Same song, but as a duet later in his life with Willie Nelson. It’s good too.

https://youtu.be/SzWiRE8xbZ0

Is there anyonecWillie hasn’t sung a duet with? I fixed it for you. So many different artists have done that song but nobody does it better than Webb Pierce. I posted another cover of this great song several pages back in this thread, by a black artist named Ted Hawkins. viewtopic.php?f=117&t=20513&p=599534&hi ... ns#p599513

Colonel26 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 2:41 am

Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 2:39 am I like yours better. I changed my post.

Ken

Same song, but as a duet later in his life with Willie Nelson. It’s good too.

I was watching Ken Burns documentary on country music (I highly recommend it btw) and they were talking about all the bus tours that went by and to the homes of the country music stars around Nashville. One of the big attractions was Web Pierce’s blue guitar shaped swimming pool in his front yard.

It was so popular that Web bought some mason jars and started selling a jar of his pool water for $1 a piece. And people scooped them up. lol!

There is a picture of that pool included in the YouTube video about halfway through it.

I noticed the Ted Hawkins YouTube link I posted a while back is no longer working. Here’s another link for anyone interested. Ted Hawkins (R.I.P.) was quite an interesting, and very talented character.

Ken



And a bonus!

Just heard we lost Jerry Jeff Walker to cancer yesterday. I’ve drank many a beer listening to him, saw him open for Willie at a concert in San Diego years ago. He’s had some great hit songs but here’s my favorite (which was not a hit). It’s about a cowboy who gave up monetary riches for some finer things in life.

R.I.P. “Jacky Jack”.

Ken

Johnny Paycheck, "TONIGHT I FEEL LIKE AN OLD VIOLIN" J.O'.

Hazel Dickens, "JUST A FEW OLD MEMORIES" Country/Bluegrass soul at it's raw best. J.O'.

The latest from one of my favorite artists. Gotta love the opening line “I can see you’re a woman of taste by your Reba McEntire tattoo.”

Ken

A little something from one of my neighbors, Kevin Deal. He wrote it, that’s him singing it. I guess you could classify it as bluegrass gospel.

Ken

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 9:25 pm Johnny Paycheck, "TONIGHT I FEEL LIKE AN OLD VIOLIN" J.O'.

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 9:28 pm Hazel Dickens, "JUST A FEW OLD MEMORIES" Country/Bluegrass soul at it's raw best. J.O'.

JerryD: Thanks for the comeback. Paycheck knocked that one out of the park! And the acoustic guitar behind Hazel is so clean and tasteful.
J.O'.

Willy, you just need to put what you entered in between the youtube thingys you can access from the header above your dialog box. (thingys is a technical term)

As Del would say, "'At's a Good 'un"!

Dang Ken,
I've learned lots bout tech stuff, but that just proves I don't know squat about tech stuff.


I managed to figure out the correct way to attach videos while back; but then turned around, and completely forgot how too.

Dang brain fog!

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 2:11 pm As Del would say, "'At's a Good 'un"!

Yesir John, Vince is one of my favorites. And the boys backin' him ain't bad either,