Hi Mark, That was a lot of fun! I think your Harp playing sounds great! Yes "Cause a Bull Dog to Hug A Hound" sounds like it might fit right into your next masterpiece. Let's do it.

Greg and I have shared many laughs over the original lyrics for the Blues Tune "Big Leg Women" done by Snooky Pryor and Mel Brown, and these lyrics were the result of some email bantering done to perpetuate the sillyness. Maybe our next take should include Snooky's claim that big legged women have somethin' that'll cause a bulldog to hug a hound!

JUst Re-listened to this that great Harp tone reminds me of Brownie McGee

Oh! I love the Reso, Good Harp, Determined vocal. You all are are Bluesin' so good. So how tall is She and What is She Wearin' Oh , No Its Rosie of Las Cruses

Lovely song and liking the banjo a lot too.

I can't believe I didn't fave this last time I listened to it. Fixed!

I like this a lot. I love the descending banjo into the chorus.

nice one

I dig the banjo and harmonies.

I know that man don't I....He He

Still sounds great to me...love it really nice mix!!

Classy!

as good ether way ,thanks Greg.

Hi, Greg. Did your remix this It sounds a lot better this way.If I had not already faved this I would Fav it now ! Nice upgrade

Oh lord I have been immortalized; what an honer to be remembered in a Greg Connor song.

Love the work and lyrics, A man always tends to watch the horizon ,looking for that thing that was always supposed to be there.

Wonderfull......

Yum yum. Tasty!

Hi, Old Mungo got here first. Damn. I and Terry love this it swings cool under the chorus. The drums really so well mixed and written to. You are a true Pro, Nicely done.

Terry Brown...I think I know him...Munga Brown's much younger brother I am sure!!!!!....good gawd!!! Another sweet tune Greg...great story and I love the chorus!! Go Norm....love the drums

I like songs about people and their behavior issues. For myself, I feel like I'm moving faster and faster and at the same time, barely moving forward.

Disturbing . . . I suspect that was your objective.

You are getting a great sound here! What have you done differently? whatever it is, do it again!

I had to stop and play along with this one. It took me a minute to figure out you were a half step lower than my banjo. That might be the first song I ever played in F#. Good Song Terry!

Yes . . . Great old song

It's refreshing to hear a a protest song. It keeps us all honest. You have a nice clear vocal recording here too.

Good song with a true story line . . . Great combination! Happy Birthday Tiger! What is this one? 34, 35, or are you still in your twenties?

That's a lot of story telling that you fit into a 7 minute song. I like how you sang "I used to be a little bit wild, but now I'm mostly tame". I'll bet your wife worked hard to keep you on the straight and narrow.

Lots of emotion in here John. I can hear it loud and clear. An absolutely stunning song with message and technique.

Reminds me of one of those sparklers on the 4th of July. Good One James!

Roger . . . You might have to start practicing if you want to keep up with Fran!

Good message Terry! I have to confess though, I was thinking about the last "Hot Dog" picture you sent me, while I was listening to your new song.

Great message, and good positive vibe, wrapped in an enjoyable melody. Nice one Roger!

"One too many beers"? No No No Just the right amount of fuel. You nailed it!

. Nice riffs and fantastic guitar tone!

. . . Beautiful . . . Hypnotic . . .

Outstanding Kirk! Beautiful work.

Nice one Billy! I stopped back for another listen, and added it to my "Good Friends and Company" Playlist (Favorites on AloneTone).

I stopped back for another listen this morning! "The Minstrel Show" goes good with a cup of Coffee. I noticed the '39 Ford. My Dad used to have one. I remember sitting on the bumper with my shotgun as he drove it down the dirt roads in the evening. We always got a couple grouse for dinner that way. I was probably around 10 years old.

Good one Roger! You mentioned "Remake" but I don't believe I've heard it before.