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Never heard of this guy before. I like the guitar and the lyrics are interesting, but overall a bit depressing. I would like to hear some more upbeat songs of his.
rcurrier wrote:
If this song comes by every 11 years, you won't hear me complaining.
Really glad to hear this again.
It's been 11 years since the last play?
It's been 11 years since the last play?
If this song comes by every 11 years, you won't hear me complaining.
You've got to be kidding - this is not a song it's tuneless, dreary chant. I stopped what I was doing at the other end of the building to come over to a computer, log in, and say this is the worst thing I have ever heard on RP. Ruined my afternoon; this is *not* good karma.
why?
Really glad to hear this again.
It's been 11 years since the last play?
It's been 11 years since the last play?
Originally Posted by GGendeman:
Good storytelling song in the tradition of "Ghost Riders in the Sky" and others.
and "old rivers" by walter brennan! hee! hee!
Originally Posted by JCJ:
Well for one, it sounds kind of corny, to be honest. and its dull.
yeah, that pretty much sums it up
no mas! por favor
Originally Posted by Angelus:
All of the comments are positive, yet the song currently has a rating of 5.6. Anyone care to comment on why they don't like this song?
Well for one, it sounds kind of corny, to be honest. and its dull.
Sort of like Johnny Cash\'s lyrically oriented nephew. An excellent piece of legendary Western imagery.
Great stuff, classic \"Lonesome Dove\" songwriting.
Good storytelling song in the tradition of \"Ghost Riders in the Sky\" and others.
Never heard of this fella, but I dig it. I like story songs when they\'re good, and sometimes even if they\'re cheesy (the old ballad about the West Texas Town of El Paso comes to mind... I can\'t remember the official title, but Bill probably knows what I mean). More material by Tom Russell will be welcomed. Where\'s he from?