How about string band music? Foghorn, Empty Bottle and many more great bands. What about Old Crow Medicine show> Maybe you gotta go Outside the Nashville City Limits (title of a fine Joan Baz song about country that might not qualify as country music)
@@riyad3320 when u convert a music into your own without giving due credit to the original creator in the form of money or otherwise, it's called "copy". There's nothing called inspiration here. Either it's copied or legally purchased .
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we sang this song in child hood my memory got refreshed i cant tell how i m feeling this is my most happy moment i m missing my child hood i m gonna cry!
I always think about how proud my grandpa would be to hear me listening to all this old stuff. I can remember the grand ol opry playing on tv. Good memories.
Songs performed back then were not drawn out so long. Sweetly done, just enough to capture a feeling. Now groups sing the same lines over and over again - just wearing the listener out!
I never knew this was theirs I had allways believed this was an original Peter Paul and Mary. But I'm not disappointed I'm inspired it also influenced hindu music . So kool
Lyrics Lord, you ought to been uptown And seen that train come down You could hear the whistle blow a hundred miles A hundred miles, a hundred miles A hundred miles, a hundred miles You could hear the whistle blow a hundred miles Oh, I'm walking these ties With tears in my eyes I'm trying to read a letter from home From my home, from my home From my home, from my home I'm trying to read a letter from my home If this train runs right I'll be home Saturday night I'm five fundred miles away from my home Away from home, away from home Away from home, away from home I'm five fundred miles away from home You could hear the whistle blow a hundred miles
Hear The Whistle Blow A Hundred Miles Written and recorded by Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs G D7 G You could hear the whistle blow a hundred miles Em Oh you oughta been uptown and seen that train come down D7 G You could hear the whistle blow a hundred miles A hundred miles a hundred miles Em A hundred miles a hundred miles D7 G You could hear the whistle blow a hundred miles Em Oh I'm walking these ties with tears in my eyes D7 G I'm trying to read a letter from my home From my home from my home Em From my home from my home D7 G I'm trying to read a letter from my home Em If this train runs right I'll be home by Saturday night D7 G I'm five hundred miles away from home Away from home away from home Em Away from home away from home D7 G I'm five hundred miles away from home D7 G You could hear the whistle blow a hundred miles
Eric Lewis I know Bobby sang it . It was under the tidal of "500 hunderd miles " . His version is different and it came out in 1963 but basically the same beat and song .
