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This is just one of the reasons my fav sat radio channel is Outlaw Country. Lots of Byrds / Gram Parsons played on there regularly. He was a great influence on quite a number of artists. I wish those girls in the video great success.

I wish he would have narrated Thomas the Tank Engine the same way he did his comedy routines. LOL!

The Gordon Lightfoot song always sticks in my mind.

Hehe, even Wikipedia has an entry on it http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eating_mucus C'mon Ragman! we're waiting! You know you can't resist the temptation forever!

Of course it took a smart Canadian biochemist to figure this out: http://m.cbsnews.com/storysynopsis.rbml?pageType=health&url=http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-204_162-57582419/eating-boogers-may-boost-immunity-scientist-suspects/&catid=57582419

So? What's wrong with that? There's good protein in that snot!

So sad! Even Elvis was double brokering! :-/

Hehe, he probably would have if not serving to the kids, but yeah adding something "adult" to it would be good.

Ten Years After - A space in time Ozark Mountain Daredevils - the quilt album Blue Rodeo - Blue Rodeo Badfinger - Straight Up The Kinks - One for the road The Eagles - Desperado Supertramp - Crime of the century Neil Young - Live Rust U2 - The Joshua Tree Pretty much anything by John...

Probably just reminiscing about the good old days. :-D

That doesn't wash anymore. It stopped being a man's world when they gave women the vote. It all went to hell in a hand basket after that. ( where's the ducking for cover smiley)?

Reminds me of the movie "It's a wonderful life". Maybe it really was an angel trying to earn his wings. :-)

I guess the bulletproof model is the one Trayvon Martin should have been wearing. ;-) (Forget waiting a whole day, I couldn't wait a whole minute to post that one.......heehee)

If you get a chance, have a listen to the album "white mansions". A tale of the American civil war with recording artists taking on the personas of the type of people that existed in the south back then, from the rich plantation owners all the way down to the white trash and the slaves. Waylon...

http://m.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/jul/28/jj-cale

Well, since I'm a big big Joe Walsh fan, I'll have to disagree with you on that one. :-)

Yes, that album IMO is their best. I dont have a favourite song, the whole album is great! "Freedom? Oh freedom. That's just some people talkin'. Your prison is walking through this world all alone" Don Henley is a fantastic lyricist. His solo work is amazing as well.

Isn't it funny how that can look so appealing after living in a van or sleeper. It's all about perspective!

My personal top ten: Willin' - Little Feat Let him roll - Bobby Bare ( if you know the song you know why it just fits right after Willin') Gear jammer - George Thorogood Teddy Bear - Hank Hill (Hanks voice is just perfect for this song) Guitar Town - Steve Earle Take it to the limit -...

Yes it did, and it remains one of my all time favourite animations. I was only 13 when I saw it for the first time and even though parts of it were a little disturbing to watch, it jolted me into realizing that it was not just humans that struggle to survive and perpetuate their species.