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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZY5n1lHPMo&feature=related
Love Rick’s singing and Garth’s solo at the end.
Could do w/o Robbie hamming it up, but he wrote a great song.“It Makes No Difference”
It makes no diff’rence where I turn
I can’t get over you and the flame still burns
It makes no diff’rence, night or day
The shadow never seems to fade awayAnd the sun don’t shine anymore
And the rains fall down on my doorNow there’s no love
As true as the love
That dies untold
But the clouds never hung so low beforeIt makes no diff’rence how far I go
Like a scar the hurt will always show
It makes no diff’rence who I meet
They’re just a face in the crowd
On a dead-end streetAnd the sun don’t shine anymore
And the rains fall down on my doorThese old love letters
Well, I just can’t keep
‘Cause like the gambler says
Read ’em and weep
And the dawn don’t rescue me no moreWithout your love I’m nothing at all
Like an empty hall it’s a lonely fall
Since you’ve been gone it’s a losing battle
Stampeding cattle
They rattle the wallsAnd the sun don’t shine anymore
And the rains fall down on my doorWell, I love you so much
It’s all I can do
Just to keep myself from telling you
That I never felt so alone beforehttp://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/music/2008/09/12/2008-09-12_lila_downs_is_ready_to_shake_away.html
Arts, Briefly
A Different Tune for ImusBy Jacques Steinberg; Compiled by Julie Bosman
NY TIMES, August 10, 2008In the latest chapter of his comeback following the racially and sexually charged exchange that got him fired by CBS Radio and MSNBC last year, Don Imus is taking on the role of impresario. On Sept. 16 New West Records plans to release “The Imus Ranch Record,” in which 13 artists selected by Mr. Imus — including Vince Gill, Willie Nelson, Dwight Yoakum and Patty Loveless — perform cover versions of songs chosen by Mr. Imus. Ms. Loveless, for example, sings “Silver Springs,” a Stevie Nicks song. Lucinda Williams sings “Mamas, Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys,”which was made famous by Waylon Jennings. Big & Rich, however improbably, put their best spin on the Beastie Boys’ “You’ve Got to Fight for Your Right to Party.” Mr. Imus intends for the CD to benefit the Imus Ranch, which he and his wife, Deirdre, operate in New Mexico for the benefit of children with cancer and other diseases.
“It’s only rock ‘n’ roll (but I like it)”
I think I’ve stated this before in some fashion on our Friendly Forum, and I’ll probably say it again before joining that great big gig in the sky:
It’s a testament to the artist’s talents and body of work that she can elicit such passion from her followers.
And that’s all I’ve gotta say about that.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/ref=pe_32340_10270210_pe_00_head/?ASIN=B001D06SEI
This scared the #@%& out of me when I first saw it – – I thought Harry Dean Stanton was Bob 😯
The Bobster’s no Adonis, but HDS looks cadaverous!
Tony’s got you covered, stevarino. If you can’t make it to see Neil, go see Cincinnati’s very own Heartless Bastards (though I do believe that Erika has relocated to Austin).
Tony: I expect a full review of your Neil experience in October (please & thank you)! 8)
OK to vent here, howa. Better luck next time with Lucinda.
I’m always steamed when Dylan doesn’t do “Changing of the Guards” at shows I attend… 😉
