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I read that when Trent Reznor heard this he said it was like watching his girlfriend walk away with another man, as the song was no longer his. He wrote a great song and let it be Johnny Cash's swan song. He should be grateful that Johnny bowed out with his music after such a long career. May Rez...

This is so awesome.

That's it. Now I've seen it all.

This roof would not pass inspection. The nails are too high. And it's a nail gun. those nails go up to 952 MPH and are usually over driven. I'll take a good hand nailer any day.

In the summer of 1968 I was listening to KNUS-FM 92.5 in Dallas Texas, was eleven years old and was changed into a rock and Roller. I'm so glad I found this old song.

I cry every time I listen to this song. Most people have never heard the opening words because the radio stations cut off the start to shorten the song.

My faith in humanity is restored. I first saw Sarah Brightman on a PBS special several years ago. The angles are jealous. Odysseus would have fallen for her quicker than any Siren. Yes, I am a nerd underneath all this. Good thing the younger people don't know what a nerd is. I spent my youth hid...

Richard Jaramillo, the older brother of Rudy, the ex-batting coach for the Rangers,and son of the great Tony Jaramillo, had "Free Bird" and "Simple Man" played at his funeral. Such great choices from a great friend. Both father and son died within months of each other but these songs keep them c...

Otra de las razones para aprender Inglés ... pero lo extraño en español que se dice criatura. Sé que el uso que de "bebe", pero las costuras muchacho / a podría ser más apropiado. Algunos de los mejores de rock jamás apagar. no es necesario entender para sentir.

What, no comments. A great song from my school days. This song was pretty soulful for Deep Purple, a group usually very heavy. But it was still bluesy. This song had more arrangement than the good old guitar and scream base beat blasters they usually put out.

Just because it's an instrumental doesn't mean you can go rambling in any old dialect. Callete si no puede placticar en ingles.

I saw Trower live several times, twice at Billy Bob's in Fort Worth. Every performance fantastic. Felt not like cold rain but ice in the bone. One of the best ever in a time of giants. Guitarist today are either not nearly as talented or not allowed to show it.

Heart wrenching stories with music that lifts and throws down. I wished I'd heard it live. I have a bundle of memories from my youth partying with people I'll never see again.Yet we had a wonderful time listening to this over and over. And it still evokes emotion. Great musicians and writers.

The Great Fatsby, as he was called, was beyond his time. Blues and Rock beautifully fused like it has never been since. We love blues and rock here in Dallas, or at least we did, and this music is eternal, or at least until I die.

When this comes on the radio I turn it up and sing at the top of m...

What more can you say? The lyrics are some of the greatest philosophy and poetry ever written. The respect we southerners have for our folks is so insurmountable and overbearing that to call me a "son of a bitch" is to ask to be beaten half to death. If our mothers asked we did. Skynard never wan...

Richard Jaramillo had this song played at his funeral. His dad Tony and he worked with me for many years. His younger brother Rudy as the acclaimed batting coach for the Texas Rangers for many years. I miss them so much and every time I hear this song I cry for Richard and his dad Tony. They were...

Nostalgia has me in her grips. This was one of my favorite bands in the 70's. and they still did this stuff into nearly the 90's? Classical rock intelligence.

I thought they has overdosed or been run over by now but, wallah, their genius still survives. My freshman year of college, 1975-76, was dominated by BOC and Wishbone Ash. Those were the days.

And the killer moose was sacked by those who did the sacking. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

yeah buddy!

I can't believe this is from 1970. I graduated from high school in 1975 and still thought this was new and relevant in 1979. Amazing even in 2011.

I hated these guys for years for hiring those Hell's Angles to guard the people at Altamont but in the end their music won me over. I tried but couldn't hate them forever. I cheated myself out of some great rock and roll in my teenage years. But by 25 I was seduced and had forgiven them for being...

The best rock and roll song ever done. Period.

I saw Good Bye Pie and Robin Trower and am so happy I went. To see that short dude swig some whiskey, spit across the stage, and then belt out the tunes he did was awesome. At the top of their game, Humble Pie followed Robin Trower, the warm up band and performed their final act. Blew me away. Ne...

We had more fun and enjoyed our music that groups like Uriah Heap provided than any other generation could possibly imagine. This is not a generational disconnect. This is the raw truth. We really loved this music and continue to sing it to this day. Today the controlled rock and roll is mass med...

Whether or not you like this genre, you know that this is superb and long lasting talent. Norah Jones made our lives better and I thank her for it.

I miss the 70's. We really had some great rock. It kind of died in the 80's with head banging, not that there was some good stuff put out. At least disco died. Yeah!

It just doesn't get any better here in Texas. Profound lyrics about sunglasses, legs, blue jeans, beer, La Grange, and legs. Did I mention legs? These guys are truly modern philosophers and poet laureates.