What Are You Listening To? - June, 2025
- Thread starter dino
- Start date
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
Site Sponsors
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
- Status
Rose and Ben have out a brand new song written by Conrad Fisher that is true blue Saturday night beer joint twanger band on Sunday morning gospel, and a good effort.
However, the song is an obvious answer song to Build My Mansion Next Door to Jesus. Hillbillies want a mansion in heaven across the golden streets from their Mama’s mansion, not a cabin.
Cabins in glory might sell to the Amish, but not many others.
That young Amish girl Rose is the best talent in twang in forever, including Kitty Wells, waiting for her managers to give her a song like It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels and super stardom .
Kitty Wells was married to Johnny Wright.
Here is the song that Johnny Wright led on, only this one.
Hello Vietnam
Rose doesn’t need to leave Ben, but she needs a Nashville manager that can market a billion dollar talent.
However, the song is an obvious answer song to Build My Mansion Next Door to Jesus. Hillbillies want a mansion in heaven across the golden streets from their Mama’s mansion, not a cabin.
Cabins in glory might sell to the Amish, but not many others.
That young Amish girl Rose is the best talent in twang in forever, including Kitty Wells, waiting for her managers to give her a song like It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels and super stardom .
Kitty Wells was married to Johnny Wright.
Here is the song that Johnny Wright led on, only this one.
Hello Vietnam
Rose doesn’t need to leave Ben, but she needs a Nashville manager that can market a billion dollar talent.
Last edited:
Clarence White Birthday today
Here is one with him and Tony Rice!
Here is one with him and Tony Rice!
The original Oscar Peterson Trio (Mr. Peterson, Ray Brown, and Herb Ellis) in their fourth year together playing live at the Civic Opera House in Chicago. Although the cover of this album indicates that it was recorded at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Holland no recording of that performance has ever been found:
This song has one of the slickest bass-lines ever!
Although it was written by Hoyt Axton, John Kay and Steppenwolf made this song their own with their gritty interpretation:
And now for something completely different:
Prince Rodgers Nelson 6/7/1958 - 4/21/2016.
Michael Stearns - In The Beginning, from Planetary Unfolding (1981).
- Status