Heard this today while getting a haircut:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bynWXFY5U6U

He's going the distance, he's going for speed...

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Didn't Drive By Truckers evolve out of the remnants of a band called Adam's House Cat? I lived in Decatur, AL in the late '80s and Adam's House Cat often played at a bar I frequented back then. They were extremely good for a local North Alabama band... I always wondered what happened to them and it seems a couple of the members formed Drive By Truckers?

Los Skarnales... Great live band out of Houston.
https://youtu.be/0ommUbJIM1c?si=-80ILEcJj2SDOdYl

Fabulous Thunderbirds
https://youtu.be/OUdwGD40yxo?si=kaJwewfpi5Yrw_dP

Buena Vista Social Club
https://youtu.be/OUdwGD40yxo?si=kaJwewfpi5Yrw_dP

You're probably right. I own a couple of DBT albums, but I haven't done a deep dive into their history.

Adam's House Cat is a terrific name for a band.

Try this again.

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Patterson Hood (son of legandary Muscle Shoal's bass player) and Mike Cooley ... and speaking of Muscle Shoals....

I've been a Dire Straits fan since I first heard SofS in my college cafeteria freshman year ... but only have their first 4-5 cds... first three have never left "my rotation" ... still ;).

The 2nd .... "Communique" was recorded at Muscle Shoals (along with a bunch of classic rock albums) and is still my favorite ... but I have zero "new" Knophler in decades .... :(.

H_O .... Please help me ...

List some MK discs that I should add ;)

Thanks Mike!

Or anyone else....

"Home is Carolina" .... yes indeed!

Thank you Gogar ... just gave it a listen .... for 30 seconds ... on my phone :(.

....and the bands played on :)

Great thread....

Pardon the DBT tangent a bit longer - couldn't resist looking into the DBT/Adam's House Cat connection. Bit of trivia - my first wife's brother owned the bar where Adam's House Cat played in the late '80s so I got to hang out with them a lot. I didn't think much of it - just some fun guys who liked to drink beer. They had a song called "Everyone Needs a Dad Like Fred McMurray".

Google is awesome:

If you don't have this one you're missing out...

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1763473679.jpg

Shangri La is a must-have and if you like that, maybe All The Roadrunning with Emmylou. Ragpickers Dream is good, too, and I haven't heard all of it, but I'm liking what I have heard from his new one called One Deep River.

But definitely Shangri La. (This is a little ditty about Ray Kroc, founder of McDonalsds)

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^ just added that to my Spotify queue.

Putting that one out there cause *I* had no idea they existed until now: Manchester orchestra
Mellow and pleasant... great voice

(try The way, I know how to speak, I've got friends)

I watched a doc on Netflix recently about Nashville songwriters; the dream, the struggle.

The whole time I'm watching, I'm thinking of the ones that have an unworldly gift for words.

Here's a couple of Hiatt masterpieces.

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Speaking of Muscle Shoals:

We were at a hotel somewhere in the south - Memphis maybe. Vicki went out to have a cigarette. She was gone too long so I went down to see about her. She was talking to this scrawny little guy, who was also out there to smoke, about pickup trucks. I joined the conversation while they had another cigarette and he mentioned Neil Young’s trucks. I thought, “How does he know about Neil Young’s pickup trucks?” We went inside and had something to eat and talked about trucks a traveling and stuff. The guy was Spooner Oldham.

John Hiatt .... always in rotation with or without Sonny Landreth .... who slides like nobody else... even Derek ... and ol' Duane... which brings us back to Muscle Shoals and Patrick's awesone encounter :).

Duane Allman's Anthology discs contain his session work at MS ... I have them ....
somewhere in a player or ???.

Crossing Muddy Waters ... when I bought it .... I thought it was about pissing off the blues guy :D.

JH is great .... solo or with them Goners :)

I think both the songs I posted might have been written as eulogies to his wife.

Thanks! I just ordered "Shangri La" and "Neck and Neck" ... and saw a live Little Feat (with Lowell) disc ....

NEW MUSIC to listen too :D

Thanks guys :)!