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@mistascott007 indeed! very powerful, very beautiful song. definitely one of the best ever written...

@byzebee3 my curtis loew was a guy named jim roy wiggins; it was a guitar not a dobro and Milwaukee's Best not wine...but the drunker he got the better he sounded. no wonder he never had to pay for his drinks=)

@screwingupawetdream definitive version of the song?!?! have you even heard the original studio version from his brilliant "on the beach" album? listen to that version then get back to me...don't get me wrong, its nice to listen to this, cool to hear REM backing him up, buuuuut, listen to that ...

@1cleetus spent a week in Grand Junction one day...that place kinda sucked.

anyone know what is the sound bit you hear from about 26-32 seconds (and again around 2 minutes) into the song that sounds like lots of people singing in a stadium?

anybody know who all is backing him here?

best...song...ever.

@thedylanschrader Tu ra lura lie ooohh...

is that marty stewart on the far side of willie, playing a mandolin?

@bosshog7169 yeah, check deeper into their catalog, these guys rock. the whole band is very talented, and the guitar/keyboard guy (chris walla) is a hella good engineer/producer. bad ass for a buncha emo kids...

I think this song is about a fire that started with some grapevines and spread to the surrounding town and the narrator and his girlfriend (along with her daughter) watched the whole thing from a cemetery on a hill, on a hill...

@iobserveutube real talent indeed! every person on this planet will eventually

be a dcfc fan...

Stevie wrote the song for Waylon, they were pals and she knew he and Jessie were in a rough patch and she wrote a song about it...hence GOLD DUST WOMAN.