Musical palate cleanser, couple of good ol’ boys edition

Ladies and gentlemen, “Country Honk”, 55 or so years later…

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  1. RangerRuss

    Oh hell yes.
    Still the greatest RocknRollers of all time.

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  2. csmoore2021

    Keith Richards met the Devil out at a bar one night, where they proceeded to go on a 6 night bender. When Richards thought the Devil was sufficiently inebriated he offered a proposal… his soul for immortality. The Devil, in his altered state of mind, gladly accepted.

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  3. Illini84

    I saw them on my 16th birthday in 1965 in Chicago! 2120 South Michigan ave, a rare Stones instrumental with Mick on harp!

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    • RangerRuss

      Gotdam OG hippie. It appears you got it early and honest.
      😉

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      • Illini84

        The Beatles were much more of the hippie/flower child persuasion. The Stones were, well, born in a crossfire hurricane!

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        • RangerRuss

          Different points of view. The crew cut crowd considered Mr John Cash a gotdam hippie. But they still played his tunes on their AM radios while driving their pickups and drinking PBR.

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          • originaluglydawg

            Earnest Tubb too.
            Gotdam hippy.

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            • RangerRuss

              Well, there you go, OUD. Sent me down the Decca rabbit hole.
              Thanks. Thanks a lot.
              😉

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              • originaluglydawg

                I see what you did there, RR!
                You’re welcome a lot.
                Got a friend that once had some Gotdam hippies living in the apartment next to his. He was on the night shift and they would play loud hippy music all day and he couldn’t get any sleep (thin walls). He asked them to turn it down but they didn’t. They told him “tough shit” that he was a day sleeper. Danny was not a man to be trifled with. He had some big old speakers and one night before leaving for work (shift started 2300) he put them facing the common wall and put on an Earnest Tubb album to be looped all night long. He found out later that they had to leave and spend the night with friends. He didn’t have much trouble after that.

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            • Illini84

              Earnest Tubb and his and hi s Texas-two-by-fours!

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              • originaluglydawg

                Actually, ET is a little too “Taxas” for my taste.
                And slighty before my time.
                George Jones was great, though.
                Johnny,Willy and Waylen and Chris did some good stuff but mostly GDHs. ..
                David A Coe is a unique talent…..but, yeah
                Bing Crosby? GDH😁

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          • Derek

            Things can get confusing at times:

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  4. SOWEGA_DAWG

    Caught them in Hawaii during their 1997 tour. Jumped on it thinking “this may be last time they tour”!

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  5. akascuba

    As long as their playing I’ll keep going.

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    • akascuba

      Anyone else spend a Saturday in line at the Atlanta auditorium to buy tickets to the Fox show. Band name on your ticket The Cockroaches.

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      • Russ

        I worked at Rich’s and my buddy ran the Ticketron office. He offered me front tickets to that show but neither of us knew who the Cockroaches were so I turned them down. Dammit!

        I did get front row for Zeppelin from him.

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        • akascuba

          My roommates girl friend worked at Alex Cooley’s office. Someone there call Saturday early morning before 96 rock announced it said get to the auditorium asap stand in front of the box office.

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    • Down Island Way

      Mothers little helper…

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  6. Geezus

    Man, they sound like sh%t (imo).

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  7. Corch Irvin Meyers, Former Jags Corch (2021)

    That is so cool. Let it Bleed came out 53 years ago (Nov 28!) and it’s still as fresh and as amazing an album of rock there could ever be.

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  8. Rolling Stones…Country…Bluto this is a wonderful match

    How about a little Chris Janson and some mouth harp

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  9. benco04

    Damn Senator. Maybe your best palate cleanser to date. This made my morning. My son’s name is Mick but maybe I should’ve named him Keef. Thank you

    PS—recommend the special disco version of Miss You on YouTube. It’s pretty awesome

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  10. spur21

    Had front row seats when the Stones played in the old dome. Paul Revere was the warmup band with their funky costumes.

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  11. Some day a young rock band is going to take that old blues tune from those boys, speed it up, electrify it, and have a hit record.

    Are there any new rock bands? I’ve gone country.

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  12. Morris Day

    On a not-so-related note… I’ve been meaning to mention that my best girl and I got tickets for Samantha Fish at the Hargray Capitol Theatre in Macon on Jan 28th.

    Link: https://hargraycapitoltheatre.com

    Gonna hit that show and then go over to Grant’s Lounge for a few beers…

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  13. Their relaxed laid-back picking and singing was better than 99.5% of the tripe that is country music today. It’s amazing that British rockers are better at the craft of country music then the vast majority of country music’s so-called Stars today

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  14. whb209

    It always has and always will be, the great rock bands steal the crap out of old black R&B’s guys and the original guys and gals never get paid. Ain’t right.

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  15. Been to every Stones tour since 1981

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