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Artist: Cowboy Mouth > Album: Word Of Mouth

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Word Of Mouth

Released: 0 12 tracks

  • 1. Light It on Fire
    2. Running into You
    3. Long Gone
    4. Another Cup of Coffee
    5. Walk Among the Angels
    6. The Stars Remind Me of You
  • 7. Rose on Fire
    8. Any Little Bit
    9. Maggie Don't Two-Step
    10. Jenny Says
    11. Son of an Engineer
    12. Where Will You Go? [*]


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Two Freds at JazzFest 2000

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Other Tags: jazzfest, 2000, Hats, fred leblanc, Humphrey Bogart, roof
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Blog post image previewThat's me. I'm wearing step-daughter Helen's high school chemistry project. Fred's the hat. Can anyone guess why i named it that? I'll post the answer in a comment in a while. Bought that hat in 1986. Wore it to i-don't-know-how-many JazzFests, two Cropredy Festivals, at least one Nashville Riverwalk, and a lot of other thinsg. In '93 a guy in Nashville who worked in a hat shop offered to buy it for more than i'd originally paid for it. We lost it when we move... MORE

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The Perfect Country Song

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Two verses, bridge, guitar solo, verse. One minute, forty-three seconds. All there and perfect. Hank coulda sung this one (and i don't mean Bocephus). Paul Sanchez is incredible. (And JTG is a guitar wizard.)

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Just about a month ago (25 May), i did a post with an MP3 of The Stars Remind Me of You, by Cowboy Mouth, and i said that at 1:42 for two verses, choeus, bridge and guitar solo, it was quite possibly the perfect country song - sort of the Platonic Ideal of "tear in my beer" lonesome lowdown country blues. Today, reading a book co-authored by my brother (did i mention that my kid brother is David Weber, NYTimes bestselling Sceince-fiction author?), i suddenly had a though... MORE


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