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And also this is one of my favorites. I think Robert Earl Keen did a masterful job at putting the listener in that mental place we've all been at on rare occasions, where everything just feels right and perfect, and it's almost contagious with those around us.

Robert Earl Keen - "feelin good again"

http://youtu.be/rAJVH7RfwkM

Charles L. Cotton wrote:What a powerful song for believers who have lost loved ones who are also believers.

Thank you, Charles. I hadn't heard that one before, and have forwarded it to another who could very much use it right now.

WildBill wrote:

OlBill wrote:Johnny Bush - This Time You Gave Me a Mountain.

I also like Just Breath.

Annoyed Man, when I lived in San Antonio in the mid 80s, there was a guy practiced bag pipes down the road in a partially built shopping center late at night. I could stand on my balcony and hear him playing Amazing Grace at just the right volume. Beautiful.

Great song! Thanks for the post. I didn't know, but Marty Robbins wrote this song.

I'm glad you liked it. In my opinion Johnny Bush was one of the greatest of all time. He lost his voice in his prime.

Pig Renter wrote:And also this is one of my favorites. I think Robert Earl Keen did a masterful job at putting the listener in that mental place we've all been at on rare occasions, where everything just feels right and perfect, and it's almost contagious with those around us.

Robert Earl Keen - "feelin good again"

http://youtu.be/rAJVH7RfwkM

REK is one of my favorites, this song reminds me about a lot of great things in Texas. He and Lyle Lovett wrote it.


https://youtu.be/kyyNPB9iCAM

For all who have lost a loved one.
https://youtu.be/-MonUvXjDrY

RIP, John Loudermilk.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertai ... story.html
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UtNDAjrlZ0s

Dadtodabone wrote:RIP, John Loudermilk.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertai ... story.html

I missed that. Thanks for the post. I enjoy his music.

So, I went back to check an early post on this this thread and found that all my video links had died a horrible death! I set to editing to bring them back and made an existential discovery! I'm not nearly as witty or erudite as I think I am after having a wee dram or two. Needless to say editing took a while, finished up about 0550.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QSoYIP4u6gw

Dadtodabone wrote:So, I went back to check an early post on this this thread and found that all my video links had died a horrible death! I set to editing to bring them back and made an existential discovery! I'm not nearly as witty or erudite as I think I am after having a wee dram or two. Needless to say editing took a while, finished up about 0550.

Thanks for updating the links.

I have always liked this song - These Foolish Things [Remind Me of You]
A new version of an old standard by Emmy Rossum.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSY__8gV8l8

A teaser

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS_NpTClXhA

WildBill,

Beautiful!

Bobby Vee [born Robert Velline] passed away yesterday at the age of 73 years old. RIP
The first 45 RPM record I ever bought was his single "Rubber Ball"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5jrqe8ryJ8

Passed away at 74, Leon Russell. Songwriter, session player par excellence, band leader. RIP
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=37dw2r45Xzg

Mad Dogs and Englishmen
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kHA2afBxmbs

Dadtodabone wrote:Passed away at 74, Leon Russell. Songwriter, session player par excellence, band leader. RIP
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=37dw2r45Xzg

Mad Dogs and Englishmen
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kHA2afBxmbs

RIP Leon!