Good Song
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Good Song
Pretty good song.
I need something trivial and (I think) fun to distract me while the formerly great Renaissance Civilization slides back into the primordial slime. I think I’ll try to come up with stuff like this to keep me from thinking of all the horror that surrounds us. At least stop thinking about it from time to time and have some fun.
So here it is:
Well, of course.
Here’s a great sad song. It’s not exactly the Beach Boys. But maybe that’s for the good.
So this is the companion to my review of the movie “Hell or High Water” movie. The film brings up to the present day the Texas outlaw genre. The music is a mixture of evocative movie background instrumental and then songs from various artists that speak to the theme. The artists, Townes Van Zandt, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Waylon Jennings, Colter Wall, Scott H. Biram and Chris Stapleton are far from uniform in their styles or even genre. I believe Van Zandt is considered a folk music singer/songwriter but the songs fit the theme and even the instrumental pieces provided by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis fit together well and qualify as actual music and not just sound effects. I’ve listed the non-instrumental songs below. All in all, an enjoyable album of music. Recommended for when you’re feeling like an outlaw which for me lately is most of the time.
Dollar Bill Blues
by Townes Van Zandt
Dust of the Chase
by Ray Wylie Hubbard
You Ask Me To
by Waylon Jennings
Sleeping On The Blacktop
by Colter Wall
Blood, Sweat and Murder
by Scott H. Biram
Outlaw State Of Mind
by Chris Stapleton