Ray Wylie Hubbard is the name and I'm just spinning and spinning this one non-stop.
RIYL.... Johnny Cash meets Johnny Dowd meets Tom Waits
Cheers,
audiobill
12-08-2006, 04:46 PM
audiobill
Quote:
Originally Posted by audiobill
Ray Wylie Hubbard is the name and I'm just spinning and spinning this one non-stop.
RIYL.... Johnny Cash meets Johnny Dowd meets Tom Waits
Cheers,
audiobill
Oh yeah. The name of the album is Snake Farm.
12-08-2006, 04:54 PM
jrhymeammo
That's awesome, I love Tom Waits. I'll try to find it tonight
12-08-2006, 07:22 PM
Jim Clark
And who could forget the original Ray Wylie Hubbard standard?
"He was born in Oklahoma
And his wife's name is Betty Lou Thelma Liz
He's not responsible for what he's doing
His mother made him what he is
CHORUS:
And it's up against the wall, redneck mother
Mother who has raised her son so well
He's 34 and drinkin' in some honky tonk
Kickin' hippies' asses and raisin' hell.
Sure does like his Falstaff Beer
He likes to chase it down with that Wild Turkey Liquor
He's got a '57 GMC pickup truck
Got a gun rack
"A Goat Roper needs love too" sticker
(CHORUS)
M is for the mud flaps she gave me for my pickup truck
O is for the oil I put on my hair
T is for T-Bird
H is for Haggard
E is for Eggs
R is for Redneck
(Chorus)"
I do live in Kansas after all.
jc
12-09-2006, 05:02 PM
audiobill
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Clark
And who could forget the original Ray Wylie Hubbard standard?
"He was born in Oklahoma
And his wife's name is Betty Lou Thelma Liz
He's not responsible for what he's doing
His mother made him what he is
CHORUS:
And it's up against the wall, redneck mother
Mother who has raised her son so well
He's 34 and drinkin' in some honky tonk
Kickin' hippies' asses and raisin' hell.
Sure does like his Falstaff Beer
He likes to chase it down with that Wild Turkey Liquor
He's got a '57 GMC pickup truck
Got a gun rack
"A Goat Roper needs love too" sticker
(CHORUS)
M is for the mud flaps she gave me for my pickup truck
O is for the oil I put on my hair
T is for T-Bird
H is for Haggard
E is for Eggs
R is for Redneck
(Chorus)"
I do live in Kansas after all.
jc
Hey, jc.
I'd never heard of Ray, until a couple of weeks ago. I'll have to seek some of his older work out.
Thanks for the sympathy response, buddy.
I can't get enough of his latest release -- been spinning it at home and in the car.
Cheers,
Bill
12-09-2006, 05:05 PM
audiobill
Quote:
Originally Posted by jrhymeammo
That's awesome, I love Tom Waits. I'll try to find it tonight
Hey, jrhymeammo.
I don't want to mislead you, but Tom Waits' music is much better imho than ol' Ray's. Nevertheless, if you combined some of Waits' simpler tunes with Cash and with Dowd, I think you'd have a fairly accurate idea of what he's like.