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I just wanna be back where I belong
World turning
I gotta get my feet back on the ground
World turning
Everybody's got me down
Maybe I'm wrong but who's to say what's right
I need somebody to help me through the night
World turning
I gotta get my feet back on the ground
World turning
Everybody's got me down
Everybody's trying to say I'm wrong
I just wanna be back where I belong
World turning
I gotta get my feet back on the ground
World turning
Everybody's got me down
World turning
World turning
Taking nothing away from Leo Kottke no, that’s not my purpose.
I think over the years perhaps Lindsey Buckingham has been under-appreciated as a songwriter, musician, and producer. Less so on Radio Paradise maybe, but in general. Mystery that.

Hey, don't be too harsh on me. To put things in perspective: I come from the same country as Louis Van Gaal. English is not our native language. But at least we try to speak it and like to make a joke every now and then. The one you so carefully analysed wasn't that bad, was it?
But no hard feelings. And as one of our dear fellow listeners would end: I hope life is grand for you right this moment Stephen_Phillips
I'm English and your comment was perfectly understood, and in impeccable English too - second language English speakers always do it better than us!. Don't mind Paddy...

Does this explain why Americans are so violent?

I think the original comparison was "geese farts on a muggy day."
I love his manly voice....
I think the original comparison was "geese farts on a muggy day."
Hey, what about Delaware?
yeah, I think you are correct, I like this
Eastern people? Like from Labrador and Newfoundland?
You try what he's doing on the guitar! This man is a genius. Ok, he can't sing so well ...
Yeah, all of them! And it's how they got those flat, smooth palms, too, good for making pottery. It's all making sense now.
Bruce Co-burn (that's how you seem to pronounce it) would't burn his fingers on this one, let alone his co
Heh. _I_ got it.
What he means is, in a crypic way, that Bruce Cockburn is a better guitarist and would not bother hurting his fingers playing this song as it is not technically challenging enough. Also the play on words where Cockburn is correctly pronounced Co-Burn he says he would not "Burn" his "Cock" either. Justin4kick is being rather too obscure or his grasp of English is not as good as he thinks it is. Anyway it is all too contrived to be funny.
Hey, don't be too harsh on me. To put things in perspective: I come from the same country as Louis Van Gaal. English is not our native language. But at least we try to speak it and like to make a joke every now and then. The one you so carefully analysed wasn't that bad, was it?
But no hard feelings. And as one of our dear fellow listeners would end: I hope life is grand for you right this moment Stephen_Phillips
Bruce Co-burn (that's how you seem to pronounce it) would't burn his fingers on this one, let alone his co
What he means is, in a crypic way, that Bruce Cockburn is a better guitarist and would not bother hurting his fingers playing this song as it is not technically challenging enough. Also the play on words where Cockburn is correctly pronounced Co-Burn he says he would not "Burn" his "Cock" either. Justin4kick is being rather too obscure or his grasp of English is not as good as he thinks it is. Anyway it is all too contrived to be funny.
Bruce Co-burn (that's how you seem to pronounce it) would't burn his fingers on this one, let alone his co
don't know what this means?

Bruce Co-burn (that's how you seem to pronounce it) would't burn his fingers on this one, let alone his co
WTF?
I was able to see him recently and amazingly enough was able to exchange a few words with him after the show. I mentioned the old airplane in the park and he excitedly said: "I remember that! We had a great time!" He chatted for a few more minutes and said "You don't look a day older!" and all I could say was "Thanks, and you still play like a man in his 20s."
Truly nice guy.
Very cool story.
Yeah. THAT's why!
I was able to see him recently and amazingly enough was able to exchange a few words with him after the show. I mentioned the old airplane in the park and he excitedly said: "I remember that! We had a great time!" He chatted for a few more minutes and said "You don't look a day older!" and all I could say was "Thanks, and you still play like a man in his 20s."
Truly nice guy.
Nope. All hand-crafted. I've always intended to add song keys to our database to help me find good segues, but I'm still doing it 100% by ear.
You've got a good ear. I just bumped this from an 8 to a 9.
Nope. All hand-crafted. I've always intended to add song keys to our database to help me find good segues, but I'm still doing it 100% by ear.

Just a snippet of "100 fruits and vegetables on a dog's head in 100 seconds" (with Dick Dale-like soundtrack):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDJEyAVZM80
One band's filler is another band's gold - just ask Manfred Mann.
He was performing long ago... Saw him in Chicago one Summer's evening...
Always a great guitarist... I was wondering what had happened to him recently...
Thanks RP... the play schedule seems to be connected to my thought via ESP or something similar...






Nice version but Mac runs deep through this version.
You must have good people at your Crab Shack... we be dancing here... hope you are having a marvelous time right now... love this cover...
so, what's the story with the new name, Romeo?
I have been saved! Everybody in my church loves this groovy cover...
Mr. Kottke infuses a sitar, bongos/congas, and (could it be true?) Christine McVie's background vocals to salvage it from utter banality.
(edit several months later): Wikipedia says Kim Parent sings background vocals. From Ms. Parent's website: "Kim Parent has backed up many of today’s biggest country stars with her strong sure vocals, being one of the most sought after vocalists in Nashville for some years now."
Lots of great rock and roll is repetititve in its rythyms, melodies and even lyrics.
Don't recall the FM version being all that...
Yup. Kottke is much better that this.
Perfect.
This cover puts a spring in my step this summer night...
so, what's the story with the new name, Romeo?
..yah..
Who's everybody???

Everybody in my hotel room... we love this cover...
Everybody in my hotel room loves this cover...
Who's everybody???


here ya go:
This cover puts a spring in my step this summer night...

Maybe you just need new shocks.
That is a shocking suggestion... this cover puts a spring in my step this spring night...
This cover puts a spring in my step this spring day...
Maybe you just need new shocks.
This cover puts a spring in my step this spring day...
This cover puts a spring in my step this spring night...
There's nothing wrong with this, but I think Fleetwood Mac's version is far superior. Their rhythm section kicks it into a higher gear.
Everybody in my hotel room loves this cover...
Bill sez this was a Lindsay Buckingham tune; agreed he/they did a version, but wasn't it done/written by one of the original Macs, say Peter Green?
Peter Green wrote a song called "World Keeps Turning" when he was with Fleetwood Mac. It's a totally different song - more of a straight blues number.
Bill sez this was a Lindsay Buckingham tune; agreed he/they did a version, but wasn't it done/written by one of the original Macs, say Peter Green?
Just kidding, I've loved him since I was a kid.

We be dancing... love it...

The original is absolutely awesome... but I really like Kottke's cover... he doesn't try to do a copy of the original; he does his own version, which makes the cover sound very different and unique... I really like the sound...
now, I have the original on the vinyl album, Fleetwood Mac, from 1975...
Wasn't that what he said himself in the notes for his second or so album? Leo always gets high points!
Yeah, I think it was on one of his early albums, but I didn't know it was a self-quote. I saw him about 10 years ago...amazing.
A review once said Leo's voice was like "...a Canadian goose breaking wind." With guitar like that, it just doesn't matter. A strong 9.
Wasn't that what he said himself in the notes for his second or so album? Leo always gets high points!
A review once said Leo's voice was like "...a Canadian goose breaking wind." With guitar like that, it just doesn't matter. A strong 9.

This is a cool cover... and this album is profound...
Lindsey Buckingham would tie his fingers in knots trying to keep up with LK.
Lindsey Buckingham? She?
That dude's a man.
Only after the operation!
Lindsey was a "SHE" in the 60's!
You did not know....?
PLEEEEEEEEEEASE!
"If only music like this was enjoyed by many and not few, then I think the world would be a better place. Love Leo and Chet. Two of the greatest ever. " PyroinHell
"Thanks!! NPR is the only decent station left in Phoenix Az. Maybe that is partly to blame for why this state is such a joke. I got to play a custom limited edition Gretsch Chet Atkins 1956 reissue stereo waffle braced copied from only 1 Gretsch built for Mr. Atkins, What a genius in both playing and innovation in designing something so unique. Hes is sadly missed. RIP Chet, and thanks for telling me what venue this likely was. I appreciate that very much. " Satchmoeddie


You have well and truly redeemed yourself for subjecting me once AGAIN to Michael Franti's "Say Hey." Thanks, Bill!