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I had forgotten this song from my reenacting days. It's a modern Sea Shanty, (also the unofficial anthem of the Canadian Navy and Atlantic Canada.) Come on guys. that was 210 years ago.

Elwood Francis was hand picked by Hill when he got sick and continues now. If I saw them before it was in New Orleans at the Warehouse. They were almost the 'house band' there in the early 70's. It was an old brick cotton warehouse on Tchoupitoulas Street along the river. Lots of music history...

True dat. My "date" (neighbor) joked that we were actually watching a Skynyrd 'cover band'. Even with Elwood Francis replacing Dusty Hill (RIP) they were great.

I saw ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd in Biloxi last night. Skynyrd was great but Tops ROCKED the place! IMHO Skynyrd should have opened for ZZ Top.

Maybe I can post this here without getting banned. Sorry, I can't stop giggling.

See I can find off the wall music too. :p They're touring Europe now but coming to Texas and Mobile.

I guess my taste are pretty pedestrian but I remember my parents listening to this when I was about 7 yo. The best example of what my Daddy called "tear jerkers'.

Some have complained about this song lately but the lady seems to be fully in control and knows what she wants. If you haven't seen this clip from the 1949 movie, be sure to catch the second half with Red Skelton at the 2:30 mark.

A great one I forget about.

HAHA. That's my Other favorite lyric. "If everyone would do things MY way, the world would be perfect!" said each of the 8 billion people.

One of my favorite news feeds highlighted this tune today. It contains one of my favorite lyrics; "When you believe in things you don't understand then you suffa!"

Flipping through YouTube and found ths old Jerry Jeff Walker tune and realized, "I was at that concert!"

Let me know if it's inappropiate. I just thought they were funny. And because were not getting younger.

I miss the Go-Gos and the old MTV.

Jimmy Buffett, legendary singer beloved for iconic hit 'Margaritaville,' dead at 76 after health battle 😮

Wearing my Zombies T shirt as I type. :old :lau

A genre you may not be familiar with. Cajun music is dying out in S Louisiana and SE Texas but it still brings a tear to my eyes. This is the Anthem.

Got to see Smokey in Biloxi Saturday night. (Yes, he is still alive.) Still rocking it.

This is a different genra than is usually posted here. I just played it for DW though and I tear up every time I hear it.

Love "Inspite of Ourself'. First time I saw John Prine was in the '70's at Rosies on Tchoupitoulas St. in New Orleans. (How can I remember that but I can't remeber the password I created yesterday?) It was the first time I heard "Sam Stone". Real heartbreaker.