T-Bone Burnett River of Love

T-Bone is truly under-appreciated by the masses. "Truth Decay" was single-handedly the most influential album on my musical taste- but also on how I view the world at large. Thanks for all the wonderful music you write, play, and produce!

It was good to see T-Bone paying tribute to the late, great, Roy Orbison during his A Black and White Night concert....

Springsteen like lyrics + the appearance of Francis Dolarhyde = T-Bone Burnett :)

Great song!

i have the whole show on VHS somewhere...he did maybe 6 songs, including the version of GAWD that was released as a 7-inch vinyl b-side....

by the way tbone. i loved u back then, soundtrack on montgomery street circa 1969/70...and i still do. jimmy cowen dallas

gram parsons...dylan...t bone  a river of love

I have always been a big believer in you and I have always loved everything you ever produced. I love your soul and your genuineness. I am a songwriter and was wondering if you have any suggestions for a new writer. Thank you

This is great advice...to anyone who wants to post a video response, for example, it is a model of humility. You will go far in your pursuit of greatness in the field of songwriting because of this admirable attitude.

I always have found this song, in fact the whole of the self-titled T Bone album, inspiring. It turned me onto country better than any other cross over country rock thing did...because it doesn't sound crossover at all! Merely traditional with modern post-Dylan lyric writing. Reminds me of the sound of the Louvins first record.

hey folks, this is waay back during i think the killer moon days--look who's on guitar-my pal peter rowan!!!
outstandingvideo!
his daughter molly wrote killer moon when she was little in the back seat one nite.
as stephen bruton sings--too many memories for one heart to hold.