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@TheQweasdzxcvbn yes, that is abe

the song starts Bb C D fast or slow, sitting here playing along, btw have played it on stage with half of his band as well

On Drums, Chuck Blackwell drummer for Joe Cocker mad dogs and Englishmen Taj Mahal and Leon Russell, on Sax Johnny Williams sax for Leon Russell and Jerry Lee Lewis, Keys Jon Glazer keys and band director The Judds, on guitar David Thayer guitar for Garth, Clint Black, Keith Whitely, Bass Ron mo...

No Kris did not write this for Waylon, he tried to give it to Johnny Cash in the studio where Kris was working as a Janitor. Cash tossed it in the trash without even saying hello to kris. At the time Kris was in the Tenesee Air National Guard flying helicopters. So out of frustration he took the...

Just great, knew my boyhood guitar hero played violin but never heard him before!!!

awesome and dont forget marty drove stock cars in nascars grand national division which was the top in its day

this song goes through me like a knife, maybe a little too close to home

here is a guy who played with everybody in the biz, on stage with a couple of lugnuts who looked cute and were in the right place at the right time....under most circumstances were hanson not famous they couldnt even get a vfw gig

Here's your sign

ditto, the music as a backdrop for the movie is absolutely perfect!!!!!

Yes, the story is true, the principals were Jimmy Markham, aka JR, popular Tulsa Blues singer, the drummer Chuck Blackwell original Shindig drummer, Taj Mahal, Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, the woman was JR's wife Lorelie Markham who later married Jerry Lynn Williams (writer of Forever Man, Running O...

I did this song right after it came out with a local singer named Donna Williams, awesome song!!!

I didnt know Jean Claude VonDam played guitar

What morons, look at the context, when written, the 1st ammendment protected small religeous groups against a government backed religion. It would seem that during that time our forefathers allowed Christian teaching in school, In God We Trust on our money....jees you people are idiots, do you r...

The big 427 won in 66 and again in 67. I believe if you check the stats Foyt/Gurney's 67 record has only been beaten 3 times since