Shakedown at Toad's Place in New Haven - 10/10/2008 The tribute band is New England's premiere Grateful Dead experience, not to be missed! http://www.myspace.com/shakedownct Lyrics: My spy boy saw you spy boy sittin by the bi-yo My spy boy told your spy boy, Im gonna set you flag on fi-yo. I said, hey now, hey now, Aiko aiko all day, jockomo feeno na na nay, jockomo feena nay. My grandma and your grandma were sitting by the fire Said my grandma to your grandma, gonna get your tail on fire. I said, hey now, hey now, Aiko aiko all day, jockomo feeno na na nay, jockomo feena nay. Aboput the song's origins: "Iko Iko" is a much-covered New Orleans song that tells of a parade collision between two "tribes" of Mardi Gras Indians. The lyrics are derived from Indian chants and popular catchphrases. The song, under the original title "Jock-A-Mo", was written in 1953 by James "Sugar Boy" Crawford in New Orleans, but has spread so widely that to popular belief, it is commonly assumed to be a much older folk song.

Author: imagine2020
Keywords: grateful dead jerry garcia gerry aikoaiko aiko iko ikoiko folk song bluegrass bob weir classic toly video live concert new haven ct
Added: November 11, 2008

Just what the title says, don't forget to rate and comment. Add me: www.myspace.com/tsr122

Author: atv182
Keywords: lyrics to heres here's the past by day remember rock metal harcore awesome coolness atv182 crap bluegrass derka
Added: November 6, 2008

http://phillesh.shop.musictoday.com/ Nov. 1, 2008 NYC/Philathon Night II. Words written by Robert Hunter; music written by Jerry Garcia. "'Till The Morning Comes" is the eighth track on what many consider to be the Grateful Dead's greatest studio album, the countrified "American Beauty." American Beauty is the fifth album by the Grateful Dead. It was recorded between August and September 1970 and originally released in November 1970 by Warner Bros. Records. The album continued the folk rock and country music explored on Workingman's Dead and features the lyrics of Robert Hunter prominently. The band began recording American Beauty only a few months after the release of Workingman's Dead. An odd occurrence was that the band recorded the album without their sound crew, which was out on the road as part of the Medicine Ball Caravan tour (which the Dead were originally scheduled to join), and this led to staff engineer Stephen Barncard replacing Bob Matthews as producer -- "a move that irks Matthews to this day." Barncard mused that "I had heard bad stories about engineers' interactions with the Dead ... but what I found were a bunch of hardworking guys." Both Workingman's Dead and American Beauty were innovative at the time for their fusion of bluegrass, rock and roll, folk music and, especially, country. Compared to Workingman's Dead, American Beauty had even less lead guitar work from Jerry Garcia, who instead filled the void with shimmering pedal steel guitar passages on both albums. It was during the recording of this album that Garcia would first collaborate with mandolinist David Grisman. "I just bumped into Jerry at a baseball game in Fairfax, and he said, 'Hey, you wanna play on this record we're doing?'" commented Grisman. "Truckin'" and "Ripple" were released as a single, and the songs "Box of Rain", "Sugar Magnolia", and "Friend of the Devil" also received radio play. In his book on Garcia, Blair Jackson noted that "if you liked rock'n'roll in 1970, but didn't like the Dead, you were out of luck, because they were inescapable that summer and fall." American Beauty peaked at #30 on Billboard's Pop Albums chart (North America), while the single, "Truckin'", peaked at #64 on the Pop Singles chart and achieved considerable FM rock radio airplay. It is the final album with Mickey Hart until his return to the band four years later in 1975. "Till the Morning Comes" Key: E Time signature: 4/4 Chords used: E, D, A, G, A7, B "Till the Morning Comes" debuted at The Fillmore in San Francisco on August 18, 1970. The song was only performed live five times before it was retired. http://www.phillesh.net/philzonepages/friends_stuff/calendar.html

Author: easygoer13
Keywords: the grateful dead phil lesh and friends American Beauty Robert Hunter Jerry Garcia
Added: November 6, 2008

an old Johnny Rivers tune, sorry we flubbed some of the lyrics

Author: BlindPigAndTheAcorn
Keywords: acoustic classic rock bluegrass country folk johnny rivers Paul Wilson BlindPigAndTheAcorn
Added: November 6, 2008

Johnny B. Goode, written by Chuck Berry...sorry we flubbed some of the lyrics

Author: BlindPigAndTheAcorn
Keywords: acoustic bluegrass country classic rock chuck berry Paul Wilson BlindPigAndTheAcorn
Added: November 6, 2008

Memphis (written by Chuck Berry?)We flubbed some of the lyrics but had fun

Author: BlindPigAndTheAcorn
Keywords: acoustic classic rock bluegrass old time Paul Wilson BlindPigAndTheAcorn folk Chuck Berry Johnny Rivers
Added: November 5, 2008

Here is Jake Thomas, playing his original composition, The Ballad of Marc Emery. ©2008 Shakin' Snake Music. Socan Links: http://www.jakeandthefundamentals.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Emery www.Pot.tv www.CannabisCulture.com Lyrics Marc Emery out in BC, I got that package you sent me. Now the Feds are at your door, they say you broke the law. You sent me seeds, I grew some weed. Content high in THC. Thanks for good taste and quality, Marc Emery. Compassion clubs and BC bud, man you sure found the purpose. But your southern neighbors see your work and they get nervous Call in the secret service Marc Emery you been decreed the "Prince of Pot" on CBC, Keep rollin' on relentlessly - Marc Emery. Reefer madness, red alert. Prohibition never works. They'll catch on eventually, Mark Emery.

Author: TeamCannabis
Keywords: Jake Thomas Marc Emery Fingerpicking Blues Ballad Canadian Indie Artist
Added: November 3, 2008

House Song, sung by David Rice, The I'll Be Right Home, Honey Band from their album Late Again. Lyrics: He bought a home, With his low interest VA Loan, Gunna plant a big Oak Tree, For some shade and some privacy, Gunna work hard everyday, For the future of his family, He's proud he bought his own home. Gunna raise all his kids, The way he thinks is right, And if the neighbors disagree, He'll just let his dog run free, And when he's old and grey, He'll sit and watch Baseball on TV all day, He's proud he owns his own home. Let the Locus eat the fields away, *Up this morning, drank some coffee, made some toast, Let them riot down in Old Bombay, *pet the dog, got the paper, Grab a chair on the porch, Let the Artist sit in dark cafe's, *watch the neighbor cut the grass, trim the hedge today, Making plans about the Judgment Day, *Lovely roses make a good bouquet, Let the Lovers walk in Coyly Play, *for my wife, she's in bed, I'll surprise her when she wakes, Let the Priests get on their knees and pray, *with some scones, and some eggs, then I'll kiss her on the cheek, Let the Turtle give his shell away, *take her out for a drive, not for long I'll return, cause, He's got his home. *I've got my home. His mother's Eighty Two, When she does he'll bury her, Go home and drink his best whiskey, Visit her each week at the cemetery, When his wife can't cook no more, He'll buy her TV Dinners at the Grocery Store, He's proud he owns his own home, Never took to talking much, Spoke with his actions like his daddy did, Thirty Years on the job in the small city, He'd do it all again if he could start next week, Gave his savings to his kids, So after he was gone, They could pay the tax, And move back, To the house where they were born, He's proud he owned his own home. Let the Locus eat the fields away, *Up this morning, drank some coffee, made some toast, Let them riot down in Old Bombay, *pet the dog, got the paper, Grab a chair on the porch, Let the Artist sit in dark cafe's, *watch the neighbor cut the grass, trim the hedge today, Making plans about the Judgment Day, *Lovely roses make a good bouquet, Let the Lovers walk in Coyly Play, *for my wife, she's in bed, I'll surprise her when she wakes, Let the Priests get on their knees and pray, *with some scones, and some eggs, then I'll kiss her on the cheek, Let the Turtle give his shell away, *take her out for a drive, not for long I'll return, cause, He's got his home. *I've got my home.

Author: xzonisx
Keywords: I'll Be Right Home Honey Band House Song David Rice Late Again Blue Grass Folk Country Albany Berkeley San Francisco
Added: November 1, 2008

Emmylou Harris was born April 4, 1947, in Birmingham, Ala., but grew up near Washington D.C. As a college student in the late '60s, she sang with a local folk duo, eventually moving to Greenwich Village in New York City to make a stab at a professional music career. With a distinctive soprano and a perpetual focus on lyrics, she played the clubs on the local folk scene, occasionally sharing the stage with legends like Jerry Jeff Walker. After a brief marriage, a new baby, a move to Nashville and a constant struggle to make ends meet, Harris packed it in and returned to D.C. to live with her parents. Two members of the Flying Burrito Brothers heard her at a club in D.C., and they introduced her to Gram Parsons, a heralded pioneer in the burgeoning country-rock movement. One of the most celebrated musical pairings in country music history, Harris toured and recorded with Parsons until he died young in 1973. "After he was gone, I wanted to carry on with what I thought he would have wanted me to do, bringing certain elements of folk music, with its emphasis on the lyric, trying electric things, but always coming back to that electric country base," she has said. Harris offered her major label solo debut, Pieces of the Sky, on Reprise Records in 1975 and reached the Top 5 that year covering the Louvin Brothers' "If I Could Only Win Your Love." In 1976, she took Buck Owens' "Together Again" to No. 1 and won her first Grammy for the album Elite Hotel. Her years on Reprise (and later on the sister label Warner Bros.) resulted in more than two dozen Top 10 appearances, including the No. 1 hits "Sweet Dreams," "Two More Bottles of Wine," "Beneath Still Waters" and "Lost His Love (On Our Last Date)." She won the CMA female vocalist award in 1980, partly on the strength of her bluegrass album Roses in the Snow. She married her producer Brian Ahern in 1977. They divorced in 1984. A constant collaborator, Harris teamed with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt for the 1987 landmark Trio album, winning a Grammy and a CMA award and scoring the No. 1 hit, "To Know Him Is to Love Him." Over the years, her touring band has included Ricky Skaggs, Vince Gill, Albert Lee, Rodney Crowell, James Burton, Jon Randall, Buddy Miller, Tony Brown, Emory Gordy Jr. and Hank DeVito. In 1992, she was rewarded for her traditional-minded music with an induction into the Grand Ole Opry. That same year, she released an acclaimed live album At the Ryman, which won a Grammy. However, with a new crop of country stars, radio had stopped playing her records. In 1993, she divorced her third husband (producer Paul Kennerly) and made a commercially insignificant debut on Asylum Records. But in 1995, she surprised everybody with the album Wrecking Ball, which leaned heavily toward the alternative music that was then popular on rock radio. The project, which was produced by Daniel Lanois, won a Grammy for best contemporary folk album. A duet album with Ronstadt also appeared in the coming years, as did a second Trio volume. Harris won her 10th Grammy in 2000 for Red Dirt Girl, which found Harris concentrating on her songwriting. Her profile was also raised due to the overwhelming success of the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack, which won a Grammy for album of the year, in all genres, as well as the CMA's album of the year. In 2003, she offered Stumble Into Grace, also a showcase for her songwriting. Harris has also been a vocal opponent to landmines, organizing concerts with well-known singer-songwriters to raise awareness of the issue. I WILL NOT ANSWER COMMENTS.

Author: oldcountrytunes
Keywords: MUSIC COUNTRY EMMYLOU HARRIS
Added: October 30, 2008

http://www.manythings.org/ukulele [G]Bury me [C]beneath the willow [G]Under the weeping willow [D]tree [G]When she hears that [C]I am sleeping [G]Maybe [D]then she'll think of [G]me Find lyrics with this search: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22bury+me+beneath+the+willow%22+lyrics

Author: banjoukuleleguitar
Keywords: bluegrass banjo-style ukulele folk song
Added: October 30, 2008

My version of Burl Ives' "The Fox". Anybody who can sing this damn song all the way through without screwing it up atleast once, has my respect. It's like a page and a half of lyrics jammed into a minute and a half. This was also recently recorded by a young bluegrass group called "Nickel Creek". Say what you feel.

Author: bigdjindustriez
Keywords: Burl Ives Nickel Creek Old Gray fox DJ Cormier Guitar bluegrass folk canada
Added: October 28, 2008

Emmylou Harris was born April 4, 1947, in Birmingham, Ala., but grew up near Washington D.C. As a college student in the late '60s, she sang with a local folk duo, eventually moving to Greenwich Village in New York City to make a stab at a professional music career. With a distinctive soprano and a perpetual focus on lyrics, she played the clubs on the local folk scene, occasionally sharing the stage with legends like Jerry Jeff Walker. After a brief marriage, a new baby, a move to Nashville and a constant struggle to make ends meet, Harris packed it in and returned to D.C. to live with her parents. Two members of the Flying Burrito Brothers heard her at a club in D.C., and they introduced her to Gram Parsons, a heralded pioneer in the burgeoning country-rock movement. One of the most celebrated musical pairings in country music history, Harris toured and recorded with Parsons until he died young in 1973. "After he was gone, I wanted to carry on with what I thought he would have wanted me to do, bringing certain elements of folk music, with its emphasis on the lyric, trying electric things, but always coming back to that electric country base," she has said. Harris offered her major label solo debut, Pieces of the Sky, on Reprise Records in 1975 and reached the Top 5 that year covering the Louvin Brothers' "If I Could Only Win Your Love." In 1976, she took Buck Owens' "Together Again" to No. 1 and won her first Grammy for the album Elite Hotel. Her years on Reprise (and later on the sister label Warner Bros.) resulted in more than two dozen Top 10 appearances, including the No. 1 hits "Sweet Dreams," "Two More Bottles of Wine," "Beneath Still Waters" and "Lost His Love (On Our Last Date)." She won the CMA female vocalist award in 1980, partly on the strength of her bluegrass album Roses in the Snow. She married her producer Brian Ahern in 1977. They divorced in 1984. A constant collaborator, Harris teamed with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt for the 1987 landmark Trio album, winning a Grammy and a CMA award and scoring the No. 1 hit, "To Know Him Is to Love Him." Over the years, her touring band has included Ricky Skaggs, Vince Gill, Albert Lee, Rodney Crowell, James Burton, Jon Randall, Buddy Miller, Tony Brown, Emory Gordy Jr. and Hank DeVito. In 1992, she was rewarded for her traditional-minded music with an induction into the Grand Ole Opry. That same year, she released an acclaimed live album At the Ryman, which won a Grammy. However, with a new crop of country stars, radio had stopped playing her records. In 1993, she divorced her third husband (producer Paul Kennerly) and made a commercially insignificant debut on Asylum Records. But in 1995, she surprised everybody with the album Wrecking Ball, which leaned heavily toward the alternative music that was then popular on rock radio. The project, which was produced by Daniel Lanois, won a Grammy for best contemporary folk album. A duet album with Ronstadt also appeared in the coming years, as did a second Trio volume. Harris won her 10th Grammy in 2000 for Red Dirt Girl, which found Harris concentrating on her songwriting. Her profile was also raised due to the overwhelming success of the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack, which won a Grammy for album of the year, in all genres, as well as the CMA's album of the year. In 2003, she offered Stumble Into Grace, also a showcase for her songwriting. Harris has also been a vocal opponent to landmines, organizing concerts with well-known singer-songwriters to raise awareness of the issue.

Author: oldcountrytunes
Keywords: MUSIC COUNTRY EMMYLOU HARRIS
Added: October 28, 2008

same three chords over and over i know, lyrics are improved

Author: gypsyblues93
Keywords: improv acoustic folk guitar bluegrass singer sing
Added: October 27, 2008

From their 1998 self-titled album. Lyrics: Spread these wings open wide open wide to my grave Spread these wings open wide open wide shed these braves We only know our love is for you We only know our love is for you In the end youre a page of words laying across the sky even the airplanes gaze away Ah.. but they never look down to read what you say We only know our love is for you We only know our love is for you (c) 2002 Island Def Jam Music Group

Author: dafonzie888
Keywords: rusted root airplane bluegrass rock
Added: October 26, 2008

SONG: 3 Hundred Thousand ARTIST: PT Joint ALBUM: Dinoflip! LYRICS: PHIZ: Cactus on the moon Month of june Sitting with a mushroom Cuz I Capture the goon TJMAX: The tadpoles playin And the frogs are sayin Kumbadydomkumbadydongrayin PHIZ: When I first laid my eyes on that silly fool A wizard named betty started to drool Her mouth was cruel cuz she used an alan tool I hate when yellow top shoes enter the school TJMAX: Flowing with my blue jeans Eating some honey beans My shoulders are so lean And I get a little keen Get out my way Said the green grass bay My armpits are itchin Im cookin in the kitchen PHIZ: A purple thumb got strangled today Because it was in debt and it had to pay A rubber band is green when you wash it 3 times Take it out of my pocket and spit some lines TJMAX: Delilah once said get out of the bed Why does the cat always have to shed 3 hundred thousand 3 hundred thousand PHIZ: A red x crossed on the barrier line Gimme some blue grass and some wine Im attracted to grapefruit cuz there so fine Look at the eastern white pine shine! TJMAX: How to you expect me to see what you see When the tied comes in all up upon me Swizzlesticks are running for their life Gonna have to stab you with a big sharp knife PHIZ: A yellow box ensription Causing friction Look at my eyes and I zoom to the diction Ary And Im really scary cuz I wear a bigfoot suit thats hairy TJMAX: I keep rollin like a battery Cant you see you dont mess with me Throw me the key I see a little bacon in your pee Finally I realize that your just jenny lee PHIZ: I sport a tie die shirt when I am in the gym I got my foot caught in the meat grinder and lost a limb I chill with monkeys and bananas and I like to eat So if you dont like that the suck my feet TJMAX: 3 Hundred Thousand 3 hundred thousand 3 hundred thousand Look at these fruits why are they canned? PHIZ: Cream of mushroom is my favorite soup I also like when spinach has to poop I also fly kites at the supermarket And when I eat pigeons I like to scarf it TJMAX: King bobby went into my yard today We went out digging for some natural clay What a day would you say and I like to play Steve Urwin got stung by a jelly ray PHIZ: When I staple paper into a jelly bean It seems to me that a blender is clean I found five dollars in the back apartment Wonder what is in this small compartment TJMAX: Hey mr. finney what u doin today Im workin on cadkey and it is gay I already built the museum of science Gimme some credit for my alliance PHIZ: October 26 and Im eating a cabbage Im going on an airplane and packing the baggage I stop by dunkin donuts and macdonals Not for food, but for knowledge TJMAX: Up on hill with a lonely goat terd Is Madonna really a oat nerd I had some quakers and they taste good Thats what it says on the can and it should PHIZ: Mowing the lawn and doing some laundry Gotta go inside and visit Audrey 4 people went to the computer service And asked why r u so dang nervous TJMAX: Gotta sore throat and its kinda itchy too Gotta go feed the cow before they start to moo Soon I will know whats under the covers Is it a monster or is it just my brothers PHIZ: Gaw is what I said after Brandon got pwned In the yearbook chris stowell looks stoned Have you ever seen the rain falling down like a G Well you cant see phiz cuz then youd see me 3 hundred thousand 3 hundred thousand

Author: chrisdaoust
Keywords: pt joint hundred thousand dinoflip! chris daoust dan keefe phiz tjmax hip hop rap old school unsigned awesome
Added: October 22, 2008

Music And Lyrics by Vivian , The Banjo Player.

Author: Buggywhipp
Keywords: country bluegrass family banjo guitar catherson buggywhipp whipp teresa korrina vivian live fun girls fiddle mandolin patsy cline mbotma train music song dueling cute old tyme time Johnny cash enjoyment cowboy crazy love
Added: October 20, 2008

I have always loved this tune. There are so many variations of lyrics on this hobo tune.

Author: kitsilanogal
Keywords: Bluegrass hobo train
Added: October 17, 2008

SOUTHERN TENANT FOLK UNION performing 'The First & Last' @ Bournemouth Folk Club, Centre Stage, Dorset. Thursday 9th October 2008. INTRODUCING THE BAND.... Oliver Talkes - Vocals/Guitar Pete Gow - Vocals/Guitar Roddy Neilson - Vocals/Fiddle Matt Lloyd - Vocals/Double Bass Pat McGarvey - Vocals/Banjo Visit The band @ http://www.southerntenantfolkunion.com Captured by Link2Music

Author: LiveMusicShowcase
Keywords: POPULAR TALENTED LONDON BLUEGRASS NEWGRASS OLD TIME STYLE MUSICIANS BAND SOUTHERN TENANT FOLK UNION LIVE MUSIC TRACK HARMONY COMPOSITION THE FIRST LAST PERFORMED PERFORMANCE GIG VENUE BOURNEMOUTH CLUB CENTRE STAGE DORSET UK SONGS MELODY LYRICS VOCALS INSTRUMENTS GUITAR FIDDLE BANJO DOUBLE BASS PAT McGARVEY MATT LLOYD RODDY NEILSON PETE GOW OLIVER TALKES EAMONN FLYNN COAL PORTERS BUY PURCHASE CD ALBUM VINYL DISC FEATURED ARTISTS VIDEO REVIEW Link2Music LiveMusicShowcase
Added: October 16, 2008

SOUTHERN TENANT FOLK UNION performing 'Mosul Train' @ Bournemouth Folk Club, Centre Stage, Dorset. Thursday 9th October 2008. INTRODUCING THE BAND.... Oliver Talkes - Vocals/Guitar Pete Gow - Vocals/Guitar Roddy Neilson - Vocals/Fiddle Matt Lloyd - Vocals/Double Bass Pat McGarvey - Vocals/Banjo Visit The band @ http://www.southerntenantfolkunion.com Captured by Link2Music

Author: LiveMusicShowcase
Keywords: POPULAR TALENTED LONDON BLUEGRASS NEWGRASS OLD TIME GOSPEL STYLE MUSICIANS BAND SOUTHERN TENANT FOLK UNION LIVE MUSIC TRACK COMPOSITION MOSUL TRAIN PERFORMED PERFORMANCE GIG VENUE BOURNEMOUTH CLUB CENTRE STAGE DORSET UK SONGS MELODY LYRICS VOCALS INSTRUMENTS GUITAR FIDDLE BANJO DOUBLE BASS PAT McGARVEY MATT LLOYD RODDY NEILSON PETE GOW OLIVER TALKES EAMONN FLYNN EX COAL PORTERS BUY PURCHASE CD ALBUM VINYL DISC FEATURED ARTISTS VIDEO REVIEW Link2Music LiveMusicShowcase
Added: October 16, 2008

SOUTHERN TENANT FOLK UNION performing 'No More Hard Times (No More Trouble)' @ Bournemouth Folk Club, Centre Stage, Dorset. Thursday 9th October 2008. INTRODUCING THE BAND.... Oliver Talkes - Vocals/Guitar Pete Gow - Vocals/Guitar Roddy Neilson - Vocals/Fiddle Matt Lloyd - Vocals/Double Bass Pat McGarvey - Vocals/Banjo Visit The band @ http://www.southerntenantfolkunion.com Captured by Link2Music

Author: LiveMusicShowcase
Keywords: POPULAR TALENTED LONDON BLUEGRASS OLD TIME STYLE MUSICIANS BAND SOUTHERN TENANT FOLK UNION LIVE MUSIC TRACK PERFORMANCE GIG VENUE BOURNEMOUTH CLUB CENTRE STAGE DORSET UK SONGS MELODY LYRICS MELANCHOLY VOCALS INSTRUMENTS GUITAR FIDDLE BANJO DOUBLE BASS PAT McGARVEY MATT LLOYD RODDY NEILSON PETE GOW OLIVER TALKES COAL PORTERS BUY PURCHASE CD ALBUM VINYL DISC FANTASTIC NEW TALENT WEB WEBSITE FEATURED ARTISTS VIDEO REVIEW Link2Music LiveMusicShowcase
Added: October 15, 2008