Re: Blaze - the one thing that immediately stands out and is never discussed is that he could harmonize better than any of his peers. No studio wizardry necessary. Foley would jump in and fill in the necessary vocal gaps. That is a gift. Where did a homeless man learn to harmonize as beautifully as any studio singer? Fly on, Blaze.
So glad you enjoyed that BadAss. Do you Blaze's music? If you liked this, check out Mopacmedia's page. He's made a gorgeous documentary about Blaze Foley (Trikmitruk's closest rival, lol!)
Indeed! It's hard not to conflate him with the Shepard/man on the street/at the mission/lost with the sheep. Gawd, when he moves his head to take everyone in.....Hank Sinatra did a wonderful job to capture this for us. Love ya right back Kevin!!
Yeah, it's a real teary song. I corrected the title, it's "None for the Shepherd." Hank Sinatra enters the shot at the very end and shakes hands with Blaze. Thanks, Anna, love ya!
@flairross He was 39 -- but his friends said that he lived life fully and packed a lot into those 39 years. Sad that he died but he lived life to the fullest, according to his friends. Glad you found his music!
Mercy. Wasn't sure if this was a recording or specially put together. Takes one's breath away. Mercy but that man had some strange and v. beautiful charisma.
Absolutely beautiful harmonies
duff1013 3 months ago
And it's one for the master, but it was too hard to keep
Three for the grown man who cries in his sleep
And for every sinner his mercy runs deep
but there's none for the shepherd who is lost with the sheep
He's down at the mission every day around four
but the soup from the kitchen is what he's there for
He talks about Jesus and stares at the floor
And nobody knows if he's there anymore
LewiLawnmower 9 months ago
He was a preacher, in a small Texas town
Till he turned to whiskey and slipping around
Then all of his angels came tumbling down
And he would up in Dallas too close to the ground
There was always a bottle and not much to eat
He was out on the sidewalk and dead on his feet
And Lord it's a sad congregation to meet
When a man of the cloth becomes a man on the street
LewiLawnmower 9 months ago
much obliged
redneckarts 10 months ago
In the words of Blaze -- "that's a doozy!!" Beautiful. Thanks for sharing, Hank and Kevin. -- Mandy
troubdrgrl 10 months ago
From the heart. Thanks for the post. A true duet no doubt.
redshaftedflicker 11 months ago
That was so nice. Thank you.
magprob 1 year ago
What an awesome duet, the way their voices blend totally melts me. This vid is a total gem.
bulbheadmyass 1 year ago
Beautiful!
GriffonKeeper 1 year ago
God I love this, I cant tell you how many times I've watched.
pappymcdamnit 1 year ago
perty
JakeRaytheRounder 1 year ago
Re: Blaze - the one thing that immediately stands out and is never discussed is that he could harmonize better than any of his peers. No studio wizardry necessary. Foley would jump in and fill in the necessary vocal gaps. That is a gift. Where did a homeless man learn to harmonize as beautifully as any studio singer? Fly on, Blaze.
harrycarrysghost 1 year ago
thank you mopacmedia, who shared it with anna, who shared it with badass truck who shared it with me :)
awesome song, a tear jerker too. beautiful
MrBuckwilliam 2 years ago
Wanna hear Merle Haggard sing this song? Check out an album called "California Blend" by Chester Smith.
carlenejns 2 years ago
@carlenejns Not bad but I still like this one better
pappymcdamnit 1 year ago
We need Jubal Clark footage, folks!
saustin151 2 years ago
So glad you enjoyed that BadAss. Do you Blaze's music? If you liked this, check out Mopacmedia's page. He's made a gorgeous documentary about Blaze Foley (Trikmitruk's closest rival, lol!)
Anna1755 2 years ago
Thanks Anna, Soon to be Mrs. ....... Totally AWESOME.. ! Was that a doozy or what.. (thats my line)
BadAssTruck 2 years ago
Thanks for sharing Kevin, this is great stuff! Very moving!
oldnrone 2 years ago
Indeed! It's hard not to conflate him with the Shepard/man on the street/at the mission/lost with the sheep. Gawd, when he moves his head to take everyone in.....Hank Sinatra did a wonderful job to capture this for us. Love ya right back Kevin!!
Anna1755 2 years ago
Kindest regards to Carlene Jones. Beautiful song.
Anna1755 2 years ago
Yeah, it's a real teary song. I corrected the title, it's "None for the Shepherd." Hank Sinatra enters the shot at the very end and shakes hands with Blaze. Thanks, Anna, love ya!
mopacmedia 2 years ago
When are you gonna post Jubal Clark?? Jubal's material would really blow the lid off of things!!!
saustin151 2 years ago
@mopacmedia Do you know how old he was when he died.So sad to hear how he died.I only found him 18 months ago what a presence,
flairross 2 months ago
@flairross He was 39 -- but his friends said that he lived life fully and packed a lot into those 39 years. Sad that he died but he lived life to the fullest, according to his friends. Glad you found his music!
mopacmedia 2 months ago
Mercy. Wasn't sure if this was a recording or specially put together. Takes one's breath away. Mercy but that man had some strange and v. beautiful charisma.
Anna1755 2 years ago