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Album: King Of Heartache
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Released: 1999
Length: 3:57
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Hmmm...this set sounds like BillG's dj'ing from the Heartbreak Hotel tonight.
 lwilkinson wrote:

Me to also!

I keep having to stop work to click over and find out who's playing.

This guy sounds like a combo of Joe Ely and The Maines Brothers and makes me miss living in Lubbock where the plains produces some really good groups that never, ever make it nationally.

{#Sad}

 
Aw, c'mon now.  Buddy Holly was from Lubbock, TX!
I'm mostly a metal fan, but every once in a while a country rock song really hits the groove!
done thousands of times before - done thousands of times BETTER befort

a ho-hum as a ho-hum gets
 Antigone wrote:

Having just posted a video of La Bamba (in the YouTube thread) I was hearing Hidalgo, too!
 
Was thinking the exact same thing.
Bad Things.
if you never rebel to 3/24 =8 hrs to your normal work, your home doesn' be super good? earthly mine experience.
oops - the robot pulled the definition for Souvenir instead of the band profile. Pretty interesting, actually
 ShoreGirl wrote:
{#Dancingbanana_2}  pretty darn nice!  Sounds a bit like David Hidalgo of Los Lobos.  {#Ask} {#Dancingbanana} 

 
Having just posted a video of La Bamba (in the YouTube thread) I was hearing Hidalgo, too!
 Skydog wrote:
great Summer set Bill's got going

 
Works equally well this cold rainy autumn morning.
great Summer set Bill's got going
Wow ~ I thought that the singer in the Souvenirs 1000 Miles Away song was a dead-ringer for Burton Cummings OF the Guess Who ~ maybe he comes from the same neighborhood in Winnipeg { W I N T E R P E G } for you locals ~ ha ah? ah? Notice i'm not saying, "Eh," eh? 
{#Dancingbanana_2}  pretty darn nice!  Sounds a bit like David Hidalgo of Los Lobos.  {#Ask} {#Dancingbanana} 
That's a rather smokin' honky tonker rocker. 
thought this was Fastball...
Guitar sounds a bit like Brian Setzer?
...nothing like a little table thumping, foot stomping psycobilly for a boogie round the breakfast table...
Rock on!
like it.
Surprisingly good. Why surprising?
Don't know.............just like it.
 socalhol wrote:

Hahaha — I'm right there with ya!! 

 

TrueBlood was the first thing that popped into my head as well. 
 Beaker wrote:

Sounds like Raul & The Mavericks to me.
 
That's what I thought!
 weez wrote:
I hear some Los Lobos influence in there.
 
I was thinking the same thing
I hear some Los Lobos influence in there.
 jenakle wrote:
Why am I suddenly craving Trueblood?
 
Hahaha — I'm right there with ya!! 

Sounds like a song that David Lynch might put in a movie       {#Twisted}
The more the better....bow bow bow
Nothin' like a little psychobilly on a Sunday morning!
Nice!

V?

Cool song. Interesting to see comments going back to 2004


 jenakle wrote:
Why am I suddenly craving Trueblood?
 
the show or the drink?

Why am I suddenly craving Trueblood?
 peter_james_bond wrote:

Seems to be a common problem. Wish my job was to listen to RP and toss in my 2 cents on the comment page. I'd have no problem sticking to that. {#Smile}
 
Wouldn't that be an awesome job? Pick me! Pick me!

 jagdriver wrote:
Havin' a hard time getting any work done (a common problem when listening to RP)!
 
Seems to be a common problem. Wish my job was to listen to RP and toss in my 2 cents on the comment page. I'd have no problem sticking to that. {#Smile}
 jagdriver wrote:


Havin' a hard time getting any work done (a common problem when listening to RP)!
 
Me to also!

I keep having to stop work to click over and find out who's playing.

This guy sounds like a combo of Joe Ely and The Maines Brothers and makes me miss living in Lubbock where the plains produces some really good groups that never, ever make it nationally.

{#Sad}

jagdriver wrote:
Havin' a hard time getting any work done (a common problem when listening to RP)!

You must be like me: have to get up from the keyboard and dance about!  (Sometimes I wish I worked behind a bar, or somewhere else where I could work, and dance.)

Oh well...


Hey, the fellow doing the narrating .. words, whatever, that's Mini-me, right?

Thought he died?

 xc_para_puravida wrote:
Great testosterone set!
 

Havin' a hard time getting any work done (a common problem when listening to RP)!
Great testosterone set!
Well, hah. I think he sounds like Joe Ely. So there.
Good. I think I prefer the Reverand Horton Heat version, though.
Boosiewolf wrote:
I was thinking either Los Lobos or Los Lonely Boys
Nice guit solo!
CanuckBeaker wrote:
Sounds like Raul & The Mavericks to me.
I was thinking either Los Lobos or Los Lonely Boys
Sounds exactly like Aussie group Mental as Anything....
Billy and Jenny will never get old That's the kind of love in a story untold? Or something like that?? For those that missed the reference, move along... nothing to see here. Obviously the song moves away from there a bit, but still, I expect Mr. Plant to begin singing at some point.
An all time favorite album. I palyed the hell pout of this CD in the car when I first bought it, and it's good to hear it here. Lucky Lawrence's voice makes for such comfortable listening. Put on some more Souvenirs!
Sounds like: Los Lobos
That guitar march in the background reminds me of Personal Jesus.
certainly has a clapton feel at times, but a bit more adgy, not as smooth.
willmcnaught wrote:
not to shabby! gett ing me movin this am!
Thought this was the great slow hand himself for a minute.
not to shabby! gett :sunny.gif: ing me movin this am!
That was fun. I'd like to hear more.
Good stuff! I just added it to my wish list.
DownHomeGirl wrote:
Reminds me of The Billygoats. A little better than. Pretty good.--updated to quite likeable.
You and I walk a similar path all to often, downhomegirl. I LOVE the Billygoats and have stumped for them like no other band. I even tried to get them for my wedding reception, and was told they were no more. Then I got an email from legendary country music producer Brian Ahern that they were still together and rehearsing in his basement on a regular occasion. Anyway, Love the Billygoats. Love the Souvenirs and this album. Shame the other tracks I uploaded were vetoed.
Reminds me of The Billygoats. A little better than. Pretty good.--updated to quite likeable.