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The Blasters — Marie Marie
Album: Hard Line
Avg rating:
6.3

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Total ratings: 472









Released: 1985
Length: 2:00
Plays (last 30 days): 0
Marie Marie
Playing guitar on the back porch
I sit in my car
While she sings so sad
Marie Marie
It's so lonely in these farmlands
Please come with me
To the bright lights downtown
Marie Marie
I said, "Hey, pretty girl Don't you understand
I just want to be your loving man"
Marie Marie
The sun is down in the corn fields
The evening is dark
And you sing so sad
Marie Marie

Marie Marie
I got two weeks in back pay
There's gas in my car
And your folks say I must go
I said, "Hey, pretty girl Don't you understand
I just want to be your loving man"
Marie Marie
Marie Marie
Playing guitar on the back porch
I leave in my car
While you sing so sad
Marie Marie
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Remember when Weasel served this up on WHFS? Those were the days. 
Now THAT was a segue!
 joko63808 wrote:
skip
 

skip, jump, slide, whatever it takes, just dance!
skip
2:03 is too short
 csnyder wrote:
Yech
 
Sorry to hear about your severe concussion as a kid.
They've been touring relentlessly this past year and are still at it. Look'em up. On the east coast (again) right now I think.
{#Devil_pimp} zesty !
Just saw Phil & Dave do this at Solid Sound Festival in June!{#Dancingbanana_2}

Phil's showing his age, but his pipes still sounded great!

Phil & Dave

Phil & Dave
 Skydog wrote:
Alejandro Escovedo, Los Lobos, Dwight Yoakam and The Blasters, pretty good era

 
Absolutely - and I'd add True Believers, X, John Dee Graham and John Doe to that list.

 Skydog wrote:
Alejandro Escovedo, Los Lobos, Dwight Yoakam and The Blasters, pretty good era

 
Early 80's Slash Records in L.A.:
THEY HAD IT GOIN'!!! 
 {#Dancingbanana_2}Skydog wrote:
Alejandro Escovedo, Los Lobos, Dwight Yoakam and The Blasters, pretty good era

 


Alejandro Escovedo, Los Lobos, Dwight Yoakam and The Blasters, pretty good era
And to think I hated this band when I first heard them.
Nice to hear this song after all those years. Dave and Phil are still going strong!
Geez!  It's been almost 10 YEARS this you played this...Let's GET IT GOING AGAIN!
exposure wrote:
The Blasters were and still are L.A.'s best Rockabilly band.
i first saw them on the movie Streets of Fire. i was addicted from that moment on...:highfive:
The Blasters were and still are L.A.'s best Rockabilly band.
Peyote wrote:
I'd rather hear Chuck Berry Sweet Little Sixteen......sounds a lot similar except Chuck Berry was ground breaking. Can't say the same for this tune.
Ah, but the Blasters WERE groundbreaking. Dig into it a little.
This is cool. Sounds like a cajun accent. Can't really get into at my desk here, but I can just picture myself in a dark bar with a beer and smoke having a real good time
Saw these guys on thier reunion tour in San Diego. Man they were good.
steeler wrote:
One of the most underrated bands of the last 20 years or so.
The Blasters were/are one of those bands that defines "fun"! I cried like a baby when I had to miss their House of Blues appearance with X!
steeler wrote:
One of the most underrated bands of the last 20 years or so.
You said it!
ScopArch wrote:
BLASTERS :D/
One of the most underrated bands of the last 20 years or so.
BLASTERS \:D/
I like Shakin' Stevens version better (British rockabilly).
Watching this guy sing was always something. I was always afraid he was going to burst a vein or something. Fun band, though.
I'd rather hear Chuck Berry Sweet Little Sixteen......sounds a lot similar except Chuck Berry was ground breaking. Can't say the same for this tune.
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
I guess people either love it or hate it
Pen me in the former category. What a treat to hear the Blasters on RP!!!!!!
csnyder wrote:
Yech
That's all you have to say?
Lowest: 1 and Highest: 10 Total Ratings: 2
I guess people either love it or hate it
Yech