AndrewC
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Post by AndrewC on Apr 1, 2006 11:44:47 GMT -5
seatte, 1991. after 'nobody' paul plays a solo song about indians, plains, whiskey, etc. can anybody tell me what this song is and who wrote it?
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Post by mrblasty on Apr 1, 2006 12:06:29 GMT -5
I think that was Deadwood South Dakota, by Nancy Griffith.
Just off the top of my head, so I'm not sure.
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Chris
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Post by Chris on Apr 1, 2006 13:23:16 GMT -5
Blast is correct, that is Deadwood, South Dakota. On the last leg of the Mats final tour opening for Elvis Costello, they played an amusement park in Bristol, CT. Paul belted a solo version of 'Deadwood" mid-set, and I distinctly recall watching Slim standing by the side of the stage, leaning his head back and loving the performance. True to Mats form, the full band followed that plaintive song with a thrashy punk run through "Anyway You Want It" by the Dave Clark Five....
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AndrewC
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Post by AndrewC on Apr 1, 2006 15:20:42 GMT -5
thanks, much obliged. love the song.
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Post by AndrewC on Apr 8, 2006 11:43:21 GMT -5
been making my way through old bootlegs and found another i don't know... reseda, ca july 30th, '89. the first song... something like 'she's a goer'. anybody know this one?
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Post by headlightbeams on Apr 8, 2006 17:35:23 GMT -5
She's a go-er sounds real familiar ... I'll ask around my brain cells and see if anybody remembers.
Edit: It's a Johnny Cash song, or a song Johnny Cash did, on a rockabilly album. It's on some later Mats boots too. And I think I remember trying to find out about it after maybe PW's 2002 tour. Something tells me it's an Australian phrase, originally.
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Post by nowwesayitoutloud on Aug 12, 2007 11:05:15 GMT -5
She's a go-er sounds real familiar ... I'll ask around my brain cells and see if anybody remembers. Edit: It's a Johnny Cash song, or a song Johnny Cash did, on a rockabilly album. It's on some later Mats boots too. And I think I remember trying to find out about it after maybe PW's 2002 tour. Something tells me it's an Australian phrase, originally. The Johnny Cash songs seems to have different lyrics, so it's not that. The Replacements version has a line about Tasmanian Devils, so that could be the down under link. |
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