Category: A’s Track of the Day

Fairly recent live version with the three drummers. Old Frippo’s still got it, hasn’t he, even if the hair’s long gone?

From his classic 1966 album It Serve (correct) You Right To Suffer.

Browne sings Dylan: What could be finer?

Before we take a break from classic country, here’s a belter from 1986.

Couldn’t resist a little addendum to Matt’s country series. This from the 1989 album . . . And His Large Band. And on a lighter note we have Half Man, … Continue readingLyle Lovett: I Married Her Just Because She Looks Like You

Matt’s final country break-up choice, for now, although I’m hoping he’ll delight us with more from his stellar collection. This is from 1982, and what a weepie.

For his selection of country classics, our friend Matt says virtually any Buck Owens song would fit the bill but suggests this cracker from 1966.

On a similar theme to yesterday’s choice. Matt says this 1968 selection might be his favourite country song. Which is saying something.

Matt points out that John Prine does a version of this tearjerker with Iris DeMent but says this 1963 job is the real deal.

Second instalment of Matt’s country heartbreakers. Love it – ‘In the carport, two carsh, hish and hersh.’ From 1980.