Steve Goodman : Its A Sin To Tell A Lie (1974)

[ThePennymurph]

I will never get over his death. I saw him live so many times. The first time I saw him, I couldn't believe it. He got me with the first song!

[lousybuck]

I was lucky enough to see Steve a few times at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco and he was one of a kind. I'd love to see a version of this without the guy talking.

[Cavie1974]

What can I say. Steve was a most unique musician and a gentle soul. He's sorely missed. Thanks for posting this.

[jsbirchall]

I have never played a lick on a guitar in my life, watching Steve here makes me want to pick up a classic and learn. This is awe inspiring. Thanks to whoever put this out.

[usualsuspectakakev]

Steve is was one cat that could not only play it he could back it up and own it RIP Bro

[Fillmoredancin]

You do know...I'm not a sinner, Sweetie Pie!!!

Have a beautiful day......and feel my heart from home!!!

[Fillmoredancin]

Let's Go Daddy!!!.........It is Unconditional...and never gonna leave!!!

...and Magician...another lovely 'rabbit' you have pulled out of your hat

to share so lovingly with us all......Thank you...Dancin

[BarbaraGayle222]

Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful!

[PlayItAgainJohn11]

Thank you very much for putting this out - he had a great voice and talent, and did it all sick for 15 years - what a tough guy and an inspiration. One of my greatest influences. God Bless Steve.

[MadDawg60]

WOW! This is one I never saw! Got a kick out of the performance, but even more of a kick out of seeing the Shure Vocal Master Speakers used as monitor speakers! Back then, EVERY place had a Vocal Master system---it was the Ford or Chevy of sound for small venues back then. Great memories of the era, and even greater memories of Chicago Shorty, Stevie Goodman!

[FAUSTORICCARDO]

Good music

[1catbob]

Sure do miss that Chicago shorty!