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Location: Michigan | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
What kind of bar? Gay bar (where Clifford plays), bar association (where Mark plays), a high bar, a low bar, an old folks bar? These things matter.... Ahh my fist laugh for today, thanks!
For me, not in any particular order:
-The Boxer
-Amie (w/falling in and out of love)
-If you could read my mind
-I miss Mary
-Time of your Life (Good Riddance)
-House at Pooh Corner
-Garden Party
-Let it Be
-You can close your eyes
-Peace Train (although I still need work on this one, errr... aahh... more work than I need on the others :) ) |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | OK, Michelle, here's the Croce set list:
Time In a Bottle
New York's Not My Home
Hard Way Every Time
Alabama Rain
I'll Have to Say I Love You
Photographs and Memories
Dreamin' Again
It Doesn't Have to Be That Way (a work in progress)
Operator
I guess I need another one. |
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| Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
OK, Michelle, here's the Croce set list:
Time In a Bottle
New York's Not My Home
Hard Way Every Time
Alabama Rain
I'll Have to Say I Love You
Photographs and Memories
Dreamin' Again
It Doesn't Have to Be That Way (a work in progress)
Operator
I guess I need another one. Mark, how about:
Roller Derby Queen
Speedball Tucker
Lover's Cross (on the DVD I have, this song best represents the kind of tone I'm looking for in a guitar)
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Location: Boise, Idaho | The first 2, Leroy Brown and Don't Mess Around with Jim, are songs of his that I have no intention of learning. I just don't really like them. I like the guitar in Lover's Cross, but my Huttlinger dvd has another song with Dream something or other that I was learning and I've Got a Name, that I need to learn. I've Got a Name has an alternate tuning and I never seem to get around to those. |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | There's a song he did called "Age" that I used to do in a band I was in about a hundred years ago. Great lyrics! |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
The first 2, Leroy Brown and Don't Mess Around with Jim, are songs of his that I have no intention of learning. I just don't really like them. AH HA! I'm not the only one... it's been soooo lonely...
The rest of his music I thoroughly enjoy! |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Guitarzannie:
"Rock Me on the Water" Jackson Browne
"Something to Talk About" Bonnie Raitt
"Carefree Highway" by Gordon Lightfoot Love your list, especially these three! Ya don't hear 'em very often any more.
I can't believe I didn't have "Rock Me on..." in my library. Great song.
Now I need to find a valid tab. I'm having trouble in playing along with the vids... |
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| Water In The Fuel
The Cold War
Green Rolling Hills
I 75
Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner
Turkish Song Of The Damned
Goodbye
The Mercenary Song
Small Motors
Copperhead Road |
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| Originally posted by 2ifbyC:
Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
The first 2, Leroy Brown and Don't Mess Around with Jim, are songs of his that I have no intention of learning. I just don't really like them. AH HA! I'm not the only one... it's been soooo lonely...
The rest of his music I thoroughly enjoy! |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | I believe that both of those songs were meant to be Funny?
Not really to be taken as Topical or Heartfelt expressions of his innermost feelings. Y'know? |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Originally posted by an4340:
Musical Youth --- Pass the Dutchie
Plastic Ono Band --- Cold Turkey
Neil Young --- The Needle and the Damage Done
Grandmaster & Melle Mel --- White Lines Funkadelic --- Maggot Brain
Panama Red --- NRPS
The Beach Boys --- Good Vibrations
Jackson Browne --- Cocaine
Eric Clapton --- Cocaine
Velvet Underground --- heroine
G'night and thank you very much. Where this Bar???? |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Well if all covers
I do more than 10 because some are very short
Busted
Dead Skunk
Me & Bobby Mcgee
Dead flowers
Act Naturally
The Gambler
Wreck ole 97
Momma tried
Battle of New Orleans
If I were a carpenter
Long Black Vail
Pistol Packin Momma
Delta Dawn
Wings of a Dove
You win Again |
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| No. 11
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMknbUBLu5E
Three chords and something to say wins every time. |
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| Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
The first 2, Leroy Brown and Don't Mess Around with Jim, are songs of his that I have no intention of learning. I just don't really like them. I like the guitar in Lover's Cross, but my Huttlinger dvd has another song with Dream something or other that I was learning and I've Got a Name, that I need to learn. I've Got a Name has an alternate tuning and I never seem to get around to those. Yes, "I Got a Name" is a great song. I like a lot of Jim's stuff, but I'm finding that I like his "barroom" stuff more than anything else.
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Now I need to find a valid tab. I'm having trouble in playing along with the vids... [/QB] Thanks!
The one vid I found of Jackson Browne doing "Rock Me on the Water" was from a "Soundstage" performance. However, the video and audio were out of sync, and it looked like a bad Chinese movie! The song is still powerful, IMHO.
Johnnie Rivers has a cool version of "Rock Me on the Water", but I don't think there is a video of that song.
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Location: Flahdaw | Originally posted by 2ifbyC:
I can't believe I didn't have "Rock Me on..." in my library. Great song.
Now I need to find a valid tab. I'm having trouble in playing along with the vids... [/QB] Rock me chords...
G, Em, C, G,
C, G, F, C, D
G, Em, C, A
G/D, D, Em, C, G
...Oh, just call me if you want them, Iffy |
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| Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
I believe that both of those songs were meant to be Funny?
He had a whole lot of funny stuff that I thought was better, "Workin' at the Carwash Blues" and "Roller Derby Queen" to name two. |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by 2ifbyC:
I can't believe I didn't have "Rock Me on..." in my library. Great song.
"Love Needs A Heart" is another great one. |
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Location: south east Michigan | Ha!
Me too Iffy.
Brian & I plan on giving "Rock Me" a try. |
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| Originally posted by Losov:
Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
I believe that both of those songs were meant to be Funny?
He had a whole lot of funny stuff that I thought was better, "Workin' at the Carwash Blues" and "Roller Derby Queen" to name two.
At first I didn't like it because of the weird little lead he put in there.
But then I realized that he was probably trying to give everyone an audio version of a "west coast turnaround" in the same way he gave an audio version of sands running through an hourglass like he did in the ending of "Time in a Bottle."
In a way, the ending of "Time in a Bottle" kind of creeps me out. Just reminds me of how sudden Jim and Maury's lives were cut short in an instant.
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You were just hired to play in a bar
