I have to say without Delay. This song is Swell

Low-down and dirty blues! LG

That is pretty good. Great dobro and harmonica.

Snooky... you got a description? Takin' another man's big legged woman just ain't RIGHT. I'll mertilize the bum if'n I spot 'im! Upside the head with The Mutt.

My kinda groove guys, good stuff

Oh yeah, faved immediately. I bought some blues harmonicas once - this'll be easy I thought... NOPE! lol (I ended up giving them to a harp player I knew) I might try again one day, and it's performances like this that make me want to do it. Fine song, fine everything :-)

Ha ha! Great stuff! Lovely fun track with extra cool harmonica.

Nothing like the blues! Lovely harmonica, pickin' and lyrics.

I love it....great collaboration guys....super harmonica playing.....hey Snooky could be another Munga...keep the tale going!!!!!

Rattlin' them old blues

Mark Cool lyrics. I think they fit right in with the title. Keep on harping!

LOVE,LOVE,LOVE IT!!!!!! That is one sexy sounding harmonica:) Kj

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

Great Poetry James!

Outstanding ! This stirs something in me way down deep. Let's hear more of this.

Good One! I like the way it bounces along.

Does this have anything to do with the profession you mentioned you were in? Stripper? Very pretty song . . . you old softy!

That hits the spot!

Sounding good.

Beautiful song! Nice picking and singing too.

It must be "Meant To Be". Your new song sounds like it fits together perfectly. Nothing better than a spontaneous success.

Kicking Ass this morning. Good GAWD

Beautiful Robert and a very touching tribute to your Dad. That Martin rings like a bell, and is a good compliment to the banjo. Thanks for the nice surprise this morning.

I should be working . . . but . . . I just had to take another pass through your video again. Something about that last chord and the expression on your face. Now, off to work!

Delightful lilting song

Beautiful. A great tribute to your friend. Sounds like open tuning . . . my favorite!

Great guitar sounds and That's the way to belt out a song! Excellent

I see your mind is going *"full speed ahead"* Who would have thought that success with the ladies was all predicated on "Groovy Leather Pants". I think I better go get a a pair. Nice guitar play too, by the way!

I had to saddle up for another listen this morning. Well done!

A good depiction of the self employed musician.

Let's Celebrate! Congratulations Roger!

Love it, Love it. Light & Bouncy. The ending is particularly touching. It sounded like the third generation weighing in. Overall fantastic presentation.

I love it!