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6 months ago
The Fuller Brush man - James McMurtry
James McMurtry, singer/songwriter takes us back to the past.
McMurtry is the son of novelist Larry McMurtry.
From the album, "Where'd you hide the...
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6 months ago
Where'd You Hide The Body
James McMurtry
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where'd you hide the body...what's consuming you great breakup song
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6 months ago
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6 months ago
James McMurtry "We Can't Make It Here"
James McMurtry sings his incredible war protest song, "We Can't Make It Here" on Chicago TV show "Corporate Country Sucks"
www.corporatecountrysuck...
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The McMurtry Family is an American treasure.
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8 months ago
Ripple on Fiddle - Grateful Dead - Ann Marie Calhoun
http://www.annmariecalhoun.... Ann Marie and her brother play Ripple
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If you can watch this and not get wet-eyed..Ms. Calhoun is a treasure.
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9 months ago
March in Boston Is Latest in 'Slutwalk' Crusade
Holding signs and chanting "We love sluts!" approximately 2,000 protesters marched Saturday in Boston, as the city officially become the latest to ...
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No need to worry. You sluts are safe. Trust me, you're safe. My god you're safe. You safer than Mother Teresa. Safer than the freaking Pope's sister.
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10 months ago
Kool and the Gang - Joanna (Live New Orleans 1983)
Kool and the Gang - Live New Orleans 1983
Joanna
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10 months ago
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Just about the best feel good song ever written. In loving memory of Joanna...
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1 year ago
The Incredible String Band - The Hedgehog's Song
Incredible String Band - The Hedgehog's Song
from the 1967 album "5000 Spirits or The Layers of an Onion"
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Wonderful trippy hippy song...ya never quite learned the song...
About poppatoot's channel
This guy is a closet Dylan and has been for twenty years. Time he took his light from underneath the bushel. That's what I'm sayin'. I'm not crazy bout the new added video. But man, what a songwriter.