Hey All, was just thinking about the recent talks
about long songs. Dose anyone remember Iron Butterflys
hit "Ina Gotta Davidda"? The long verson was about
19:30! that is a LONG song! Next best song in the
world in my view, next to Amazing Grace of course.
Good dx to all, Robbie in wyoming
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Gil,
On Sunday 07 January 2007 15:49, Gil Stacy wrote:
> My favorite, Don Walser, the "Pavarotti of the Plains" died in September
> at age 72. His career started late and ended early. The man could flat
> yodel. I never heard him on the radio which would have been great.
The King of Western
Bob,
Dxing, I've heard good bluegrass on WOSU 820, Columbus OH. Last
fall-winter it was a regular on my xtl set before the terminator hit WBAP
Dallas. I just checked its weekly schedule which is now pretty much
classical music following the template of NPR. Last year, the station had a
bluegras
I love Western Swing, don't hear much around these here parts pardner,
Bob Young
Millbury, Ma
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>My favorite, Don Walser, the "Pavarotti of the Plains" died in September
>at
>age 72. His care
My favorite, Don Walser, the "Pavarotti of the Plains" died in September at
age 72. His career started late and ended early. The man could flat
yodel. I never heard him on the radio which would have been great.
73, Gil NN4CW
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d have fit into the "Western Swing" music we were supposed
to be playing at the time :-)
BT
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> Look into RUSH if you want some long Canadian songs. And
> they're good too!
>
> P.S. Not that Gordon Lightfoot isn't good. I own several of
> his records.
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>When I worked the overnight shift at CFNB in the 198
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> Speaking of ballads, El Paso by Marty Robbins clocked in at 4-1/2
> minutes, making it one of the l
Pancho & Lefty (by nearly everyone) was a lengthy one as well..This one came
out sometime in the last 10 years. Well, maybe 15 years?
Don K.
Bruce Portzer wrote:
> Speaking of ballads, El Paso by Marty Robbins clocked in at 4-1/2
> minutes, making it one of the longer hit songs of the late
Speaking of ballads, El Paso by Marty Robbins clocked in at 4-1/2
minutes, making it one of the longer hit songs of the late 50s.
Bruce
The Kaskey Family wrote:
> One of my favorite ballads. In fact, I am a big fan of Gordon Lightfoot.
>
> Don K.
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> bill kral wrote:
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>> I think the
One of my favorite ballads. In fact, I am a big fan of Gordon Lightfoot.
Don K.
bill kral wrote:
> I think the longest Canadian song was The Wreck Of
> The Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot. I don't
> know how long it was but it was long enough to take
> time to run up and down the band
I think the longest Canadian song was The Wreck Of
The Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot. I don't
know how long it was but it was long enough to take
time to run up and down the band and come back to hear
the last verse and the end of the song.Bill in BC
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