Friday Lamentations Tunes

[Tradewind]

compliments @Europe

Picking on Lamb on a Friday hehe

 

[noharleyyet]

Picking on Lamb on a Friday hehe

That's a....

 

[JShane]

I don't know how to Add these video links in but Gary Clark Jr. Numb is worth a listen

 

[Ben Lamb]

Picking on Lamb on a Friday hehe

 

[Potsie]

The man, the myth, the chimpanzee trying to get a job in a toothpaste commercial - Warren Zevon.

 

[Ben Lamb]

Another Waits tune:

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

How bout sorrow and grief but finding joy in the rubble.

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

How bout sorrow and grief but finding joy in the rubble.

Glad he got that Auto 5 out in time!!

 

[2rocky]

I always wondered if this was a Father and Son/Daughter. Or a Couple.

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

The Canuck has so many good ones.

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

I always wondered if this was a Father and Son/Daughter. Or a Couple.

Same.

 

[Europe]

Wow, you fellows really know how to pull at the heart strings of an old woman heart---wonderful tunes

( also, please excuse any typos as I seem to be struggling a bit today --maybe I just need more wine OR perhaps have had too much )

Ken--Thank you so much sir for making a post for me and it is so true throughout life. "Send in the clowns,--dont bother they are here"--and also thank you for Number 10

44hunter45--thank you as well sir for 2 and 64

elk duds, ----- thank you sir for 52 and as per our recent conversation, what a time it was to be in L.A. and Orange county'. Jackson, James, Linda, Joni, Don, Glen, Neil, Gram, others. Kris sang a song and introduced Linda, she sang a song and they set down with everybody else and had a drink while the next "want-to- be' sang. Great times, great memories, some are gone now and others can no longer sing. But the memories will forever be firmly pressed between the pages of my mind.

Bighornram--and thank you sir . I enjoy Suzy,s rendition of that tune--and of course it hits home. "put me on a highway, take it to the limit, one more time" -----PLEASE ! and also 72, thank you

There are so many and you gentlemen have already played some very good ones. Maybe--

Mary Hopkins, those were the days.

Tim MaCraw, Back When. Listen to the words and I will bet several here can relate to the words, I certainly can.

Brooks and Dunn, Red Dirt Road hits pretty close to home

But if one of you gentlemen are in a generous mood, I will request the following two

Barbra Mandrell. I was country when country wasn't cool. That song fits me to a "T"

And this one was played at my husband funeral. I had also played it several times for/to him before his death, and I meant every word.

Lou Rawls Wind Beneath My Wings " Did I ever tell you, you are my hero. Your everything I wish I could be. I can fly higher than an eagle. For you are the wind beneath my wings."

Thank you gentlemen

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

 

[Ben Lamb]

Lou Rawls was the man. Great pick, April!

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

This is the greatest breakup song in history.

 

[noharleyyet]

Compliments @JShane

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

She took the kitchen table, but she still was able to leave the bills on the floor.