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Here is my absolute favorite from Joe C0cker, every time it's on the radio I try and ruin my hearing. This song just begs to be played at full volume.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yJvnG5aIW8

 

That's a good one. I like this one too. Saw him do this one at Billy Bob's in Fort Worth. I've seen Delbert about 12 times over the years. he puts on a great show.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUmQ2-nuTng

 

I like everything Joe C0cker recorded. He is one weird acting dude. Lives in Montana or Colorado now.

Delbert grew up in Fort Worth, started playing guitar in the black blues bars out on the Jacksboro Highway. His first recording is an early rock and roll song called Hey Baby. His buddy Bruce Chenel sung and he played harmonica. They were both 18 at the time.

 

Delbert and C0cker both did Have a Little Faith in Me and I like both versions.

 

Probably my all time favorite Delbert song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1vNCIEoV9U

 

That's a good song, here's another one of my all time favorites but it's not from any of the artists we talked about so far.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bw9gLjEGJrw

 

 

That's a good one. I could talk music and musicians all day. I have a very strange play list.

 

My sister was just in my office so I could fill out my driving history sheet for the company. This year I'm going to have one very expensive birthday, my DL expires and cost's me close to $200 to renew because of my CDL and my truck plates are going from $198 to $258.

I was having such a good day until she came into my office.

 

slow day at work.....

 

Is it a welcome break?

 

So could I, my play list ranges from ABBA to ZZ Top I like a little of everything but mostly southern rock and country.

 

Nope, bored, shopping online, and not making money. Not a good combination to keep the wife and budget happy.

 

I may have the same list!

I'm heavy on Dwight Yoakum. have a lot of Texas artists. Also, Chris Knight. A lot of the "alternative" country. Ever heard of Paul Burke? Like him a lot. Love Bleu Edmondson's music.