June 24, 201214 yr "Everybody knows that the world is full of stupid people, well I got the pistols so I'll keep the pesos, yeah and hat seems fair" The dearly departed (figuratively, not literally) Ram brothers would love you for this one.
June 24, 201214 yr "Everybody knows that the world is full of stupid people, well I got the pistols so I'll keep the pesos, yeah and that seems fair" I can't remember the name of the band...but I remember this song got radio play around '96/'97 maybe. I know the band did the King Of The Hill theme song too...I just can't come up with their name.
June 24, 201214 yr I can't remember the name of the band...but I remember this song got radio play around '96/'97 maybe. I know the band did the King Of The Hill theme song too...I just can't come up with their name. You are correct. The band is "The Refreshments".
June 24, 201214 yr "The pump don't work cause the vandals took the handles."Subterranean Homesick Blues - Bob Dylan. Great tune.
June 24, 201214 yr Them country boys With them big fat wheels And the vertiCal grillz "Aww Naww" by the Nappy Roots. Bunch of Paducah fellas.
June 24, 201214 yr "And daddy won't you take me back to Muhlenburg County, down by the Green River, where Paradise lay."
June 24, 201214 yr "I Don't Like Mondays"-Boomtown Rats Lead singer of the Boomtown Rats was Bob Geldof who was the organizer of the 1985 charity event Live Aid to help with Ethiopian starvation. He played the song at the event. Phil Collins performed at both Wembly and Philly the same day thanks to a ride on the Concorde.
June 24, 201214 yr "And daddy won't you take me back to Muhlenburg County, down by the Green River, where Paradise lay." Johnny Prine from Chi-Town, the ex-mailman! "If you ever get south of Cincinnati down where the dogwood trees grow If you ever get south of the Ohio River to the home you left so long ago ..."
June 25, 201214 yr "Old Charlie stole the handle, and the train, it won't stop going, no way to slow down"
June 25, 201214 yr "If you ever get south of Cincinnati down where the dogwood trees grow If you ever get south of the Ohio River to the home you left so long ago ..." Dwight Yoakam. One of Kentucky's proudest musicians, if you ask me. I think that song's called "South of Cincinnati", right?
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