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Back in about 1996 (possibly 97), I saw Steve Earle play at The Mean Fiddler in Harlesden (London). I hung around in the bar after the gig. As I was leaving, Steve Earle left via the side alley.... on his own. We walked up Harlesden High Street together, had a chat and a cigarette and he signed a...

@shovster67 Hi. Thanks for the comment. I guess, living in England we don't get to hear alot of what goes on over there. I know this song is my "small" tribute to native american people, but in a way I guess it is just as pertinant to all native/indigenous people around the world who have been an...

Very interesting interview. Thank you for sharing. You can certainly see the family resemblence between Sitting Bull and his Great Grandson Ernie LaPointe. I have long had an interest in the stories of the Native American people and recently put a song I wrote on You Tube. Wounded Knee by Keith B...

Really nice video. Well done on the editing. These old signs are fantastic pieces of art. I'm from the UK. We did the Arizona bit of "66" in a Dodge Charger last year (2010). Then headed up to Monument Valley. Great memories.

@RikkeLP Hi Rikke. The best book I ever read was called Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee by Dee Brown. You may already know it - apologies if you do. It's still widely available in paperback. I read it a long time ago and can't remember now, what first hand accounts are therein, but I'm sure the au...

@hooverwildes007 No, it Martin Quittenton, who co-wrote You Wear it Well (and I believe Maggie May as well) with Rod. Hope that helps. Great video. The sad thing is I remember watching it at the time. What a great video.

I've always loved this song. The original is great, but I reckon this version comes a pretty close second. Great harmonies. It's so good, I'm surprised they haven't recorded it on an album. Thanks for posting this masterpiece.

Thanks for posting this, but it's......how can I put it without offending anyone?..........it's.........it's........too piercing man......too piercing.

Brilliant stuff. Can we go back to those times please?

Good stuff Guy. I enjoyed that. The band sounds really good mate.You're blowin' like a legend. Willie Garnett would be proud of you..."son". It's amazing isn't it, you stick Guy Smith - Saxophone into You Tube and this comes up.....and not a green flash shoe in sight. If you get get a chance, ch...

Eirene. That's a really touching film. Well done. It is so important that this story is told and re-told and never forgotten. I live in the UK, but have always had great interest in the Native American culture and ways. I have written a song which is my tribute to all Native American people of T...