Pondering the vicissitudes of life, it occurred to me that a pleasant way of passing a few weeks of liberty on the French highways and byways would be in the company of this little angle, singing gently in my ear in the manner of Bobby McGee. A little map-reading, though not, by now, essential would certainly help keep things on track.
http://youtu.be/z4gsbBDyfvo
Rob C
Often filled with wonder I'll read something you say and think,
huh?
Not to say patty loveless doesn't remind me of a tube of vegetable protein, or in my flights of feminist daliances provided a somewhat dry and featureless backdrop,
in an effort to help you Rob,
I recommend a 100 song playlist of Laura Nyro songs, you know,
"i was born from love..." etc. Ronstadt and Streisand both covered her songs.
you'll see, you can grow, not just listen to these psuedo hippy/folky/cowgirl rip offs.
Too bad when you find an artist that touches you you can't get others to think the same as you-
Man Laura Nyro was good- I'm not sure what she was saying in half her songs
maps?
harumph-
you're a man,
you don't need no stinking maps!
It's just that it was a poor choice Loveless covering that Ray Price masterpiece that has been immortalized by Patsy Cline essentially not just the finest country female singer of all time, but without even a close equal to this day {unless you include such phenoms as leanne rymes for their sheer power}
Tube of vegetal protein.
hahaha
just kidding you Rob,
although I stand by Laura Nyro being the real thing
If you are going to waste valuable brain space on an artist
I mean patty loveless?
ok shes pretty ok '
but hmm,
you are one obscure listener,
laura nyro