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So here's my first original that i'm posting on youtube. I hope y'all enjoy :) More shall be coming soon! lyrics: your hair was golden when you reached out to me your hair was golden as we swam out to sea your hair was golden with you, i wanna be and we went on floatin by tall glass of water with you, i dont mind tall glass of water ive got used to it over time tall glass of water we are truly one of a kind and we keep on floatin by you talked about the mississippi & oh how youll miss me well ill be thinkin about you day by day but my light just flickered and now i grow tired so ill think of you in my dreams INSTRUMENTAL your hands are stronger playin those guitar strings your hands are stronger dancing up the piano keys your hands are stronger lets go watch the talkies and well keep on floatin by MISSISSIPPI CHORUS well spend the dusk dancin cheek by cheek but dont worry i wont squeak cause i know ill be safe in your arms although were still growin He just might be sewin our tender lives into one another but until that time lets enjoy nighttime and hold me in your arms again
Here's a litte Xmas gift from daddystovepipe : a slide lesson with free tablature !! Mississippi Fred McDowell recorded this song on his 'discovery' cd "First Recordings" (Rounder 1718). It's a great little tune with a strong and bluesy melody; strangely Fred never recorded the song again later. Tuning : DADF#AD, low to high Here's a full performance www.youtube.com Free TABALATURE at my website : www.daddystovepipe.com For more slide lessons with tablature (and another Mississippi Fred McDowell tune) see my lesson dvd, which you can download for €12 (about $15) http
This video that I did is from the Mississippi Mass Choir. The song is a remasterd version of the late Dorothy Love Coates's song, "Holding On and I Won't Let Go My Faith, song by the talented, dynamic, and spirit-filled "Mama" Mosie W. Burks. Now this is for the southern people who love that nice, traditional, church-rocking music. There's even a part in the end where you can get your shout on. This is definitely Southern Gospel. The lyrics are on the video. I do not own this music, nor am I seeking monetary gains or publicity. This is simply for those who want to hear the music, or learn the lyrics. The song comes from the album, "Amazing Love" done back in 2002. I hope you enjoy. God bless.
"You Gotta Move" is a song written by Fred McDowell and Rev. Gary Davis. Being a well-known song of McDowell's, covered by The Rolling Stones in their 1971 album Sticky Fingers. The album which included this song was recorded at McDowell's home in Como, Mississippi in 1964, and in Holy Springs, Mississippi and Berkeley, California in 1965. Personnel: Mississippi Fred McDowell (vocals, bottle-neck guitar); Eli Green (vocals, guitar); Annie McDowell (vocals). CD Release Date: November 30, 1993 Label: Arhoolie Records Lyrics: You got to move You got to move You got to move, child You got to move But when the Lord Gets ready You got to move (guitar) You may be high You may be low You may be rich, child You may be po' But when the Lord gets ready You've got to move (guitar) You see that woman That walk the street You see the policeman Out on his beat But when the Lord gets ready You got to move (guitar) You got to move You got to move You've got to move, child You've got to But when the Lord gets ready You got to move.
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED Amazing New Song By Pretty Willie Aka PDUB Free Download: www.jamglue.com :]
Pussycat - Medley Mississippi & Georgie 1976 1. Mississippi Now the country song for ever lost its soul when the guitar player turned to rock and roll and everytime when summernights are falling I always will be calling dreams of yesterday Mississippi, I'll remember you whenever I should go away I'll be longing for the day that I will be in Greenville again Mississippi, you'll be on my mind everytime I hear this song Mississippi roll along until the end of time Everytime I hear this song Mississippi roll along until the end of time. 2. Georgie Georgie, your love reminds me of a song When it's near you put it on, And it's refrain You'll remember Georgie, But when the song is often played Another song that has been made Makes you forget What you lied the other day Georgie, There was a time you played our love. Remember, I'm not a record you can play And turn it off Georgie, like many songs you will return Every minute I will yearn And when it comes You can see me standing there Georgie, There was a time you played our love. Remember, I'm not a record you can play And turn it off Georgie, like many songs you will return Every minute I will yearn And when it comes You can see me standing there Georgie I'm telling you I'll be standing there To hold your hand To kiss your lips To say "please love me"
AC/DC Angus Young - Lead Guitar Malcom Young - Rhythm Guitar Brian Johnson - Vocals Cliff Williams - Guitar Bass Chris Slade - Drums Lyrics: Tailored suits, show of your cars Fine hotels and big cigars Up for grabs, up for a price Where the red hot girls keep on dancing through the night The claim is on you The sights are on me So what do you do That's guaranteed Hey little girl, you want it all The furs, the diamonds, the painting on the wall Come on, come on, lovin for the money Come on, come on, listen to the money talk Come on, come on, lovin for the money Come on, come on, listen to the money talk A French maid, foreign chef A big house with king size bed You've had enough, you ship them out The dollar's up-down, you'd better buy the pound The claim is on you The sights are on me So what do you do That's guaranteed Hey little girl, you broke the laws You hustle, you deal, you steal from us all Come on, come on, lovin for the money Come on, come on. listen to the money talk Come on, come on, lovin for the money Come, come on, listen to the money talk Money talks, yeah, yeah Money talks, BS walks Money talks, come on, come on Money talks, money talk, talk, talk Hear it talk Yeah, yeah, yeah money talks
Off the DVD Ray Stevens - Comedy Video Classics, a comedic song about a squirrel that gets loose at church and the chaos that ensues Check out this DVD and other releases at: www.raystevens.com Buy the DVD at: raystevens.com
Track from the latest series of MONSTER MOVES. Soundtrack available on iTunes via 1812 Recordings - MONSTER MOVES: SONGS & SOUNDS - from mid July 2009.
pussycat singing mississippi.
Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man with lyrics sung by Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn. We DO NOT own this song. No copyright intended!! This is our first video to make--so we hope you like it. Any suggestions or comments would be very welcome.
McDowell performing the classic north Mississippi hill country song "Shake 'Em On Down".
Mississippi Children's Choir - The Shepard Song
Jim Weatherly's tribute to his home state. With lyrics.
BLIND BLAKE GUITAR LESSONS playblindblake.com ' Dancin' Inside DVD ' "How to Play Blind Blake exactly as Blake played it ! " "Comment jouer du Blind Blake excactement comme lui ! " = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Mississippi John Hurt (1893-1966) " Nobody's Dirty Business...
Was this one of the two first Rock and Roll type song ever recorded? Recorded in Hattiesburg, Mississippi in 1936 by the legendary "Blind" Roosevelt Graves who sang the vocals and played guitar, along with his brother Uaroy Graves on Tambourine and Kazoo. Another one of Mississippi's great muscians, Cooney Vaughn is playing Piano. The Book, "The Illustrated History of 'Rock & Roll", Barbecue bust, and another song recorded that day "Dangerous Woman" are identified as possibly the earliest rock & roll recordings. This is a 10" original Melotone Record from 1936, The Victrola is an early two door Victor Credenza form 1925
This song aired on The Mornin' Show, a local program carried by NBC affiliate WTVA in Tupelo, Mississippi. BREAKING NEWS: BREAKFAST SINGERS IDENTIFIED! This from Tom Joyners website www.blackamericaweb.com. The lady singer was interviewed on his March 13th show. In the clip, Minister Cleo Clariet and his fiancé Katherine Lane are shown singing on "The Kay Bain Show" in Tupelo, Mississippi in May or June of 2004. Clariet passed away from congenital heart disease on Dec. 13, 2004. Lane said he would have been thrilled to know his song is now entertaining so many people.
In 1928, Mississippi John Hurt recorded thirteen songs on the Okeh label, including "Avalon Blues." Then he disappeared. His music influenced generations of folk and blues performers, but the mystery remained. Who was he? What happened to him? In 1963, Tom Hoskins, following the clues of the "Mississippi" in Hurt's stage name, and the lyrics of this song, "Avalon, my home town," located Hurt living in a simple shack in tiny Avalon, Mississippi, the same shack pictured early in the video, and later as the reconditioned Mississippi John Hurt Museum. Not only was Hurt still alive in 1963, but the real miracle was that he retained his sweet singing voice and fluid guitar skills. He recorded dozens of songs and toured extensively in his final three years, sharing his beautiful music with the world. Sometimes there really are happy endings.
This is a small excerpt from a long recording of a live show Fred played in Tacoma, Washington on 14th April, 1971. To the best of my knowledge, the recording of the show is public domain, and is available from tela.sugarmegs.org The tune is the same as 'Fred's Worried Blues' (from the album 'Live in New York'), but the lyrics are different. Lyrics: (transcribed by me, any mistakes are mine) Way down in the fields, where I used to plow. You know some folks say, The worried blues ain't theirs. Lordy, some folks say, The worried blues ain't theirs. Lord knows where I've been baby, The worried blues I've had. I woke up this morning, The blues all around my bed. Lord, I woke up this morning baby, The blues all around my bed. I went to eat my breakfast, The blues all in my bread. I believe in my my soul, The blues gonna kill me dead. You know my heart's full of sorrow, Tears come rolling down. Lord, my heart's full of sorrow, The tears come rolling down. Lord, baby, don't mistreat me, I'm a stranger in your town. Lord, if you make me welcome, baby, Lord, honey, I'll go home with you. Thank you.
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This song was featured in the film the "Five Heartbeats" The Mississippi Mass Choir is an American gospel choir based in Jackson, Mississippi. Under the musical direction of David R. Curry Jr., and under the choir direction of Dorcus Curry Thigpen, the 100-member choir developed a sound that made them a constant presence on Billboard's gospel charts. Each of their recordings have reached the top position on the charts. Their debut album, Live, recorded during a 1988 performance at the Jackson Municipal Auditorium, remained on the charts for 45 weeks and earned the group James Cleveland GMWA awards as Contemporary Choir of the Year and Best New Traditional Artist of the Year
(NUMBER 1 1976) Well you can hear the country song from far, And someone plays the honky tonky tonk, Where all the lights go on one by one, People enjoying the sun, And the wind takes it all away, Where the Mississippi rolls down to the see, And lovers found the place they like to be, How many times before this song was ending, Love and understanding everywhere around. Mississippi, I'll remember you, Whenever I shall go away, I'll be longing for the day, When I will be in Greenvale again, Mississippi you'llbe on my mind, Everytime I hear this song, Mississippi rolls along untilthe end of time. Now the country song forever lost it's soul, When the guitar player turns to rock'n'roll, And everytime when summer nights are falling, I always will be calling, Dreams of yesterday. Mississippi, I'll remember you, WheneverI shall go away, I'll be longing for the day, When I will be in Greenvale again, Mississippi you'll be on my mind, Everytime I hear this song, Mississippi rolls along until the end of time. Everytime I hear this song, Mississippi rolls along until the end of time.
5th place on XBL!!!!!!! Song ----- Band: Mountain song: Mississippi QueenCover or Master track: Cover Year: 1970 In game info. ------------- Percentage: 100% Score: 129861 Notes hit: 376 Note streak: 376 Game: Guitar hero 3 Platform: Xbox 360 Guitar use: Les Paul controller Hyperspeed: ON - 5 Difficulty: Expert Character: Casey Lynch In game guitar: Les Paul Venue: Desert Rock Tour Video made by: Simpsonsfreak17man Please rate and comment :D
Check out Coco's New Song: "SUPERSTAR" aliverecordsdownloads.com coco-jones-sings.info ........Coco sings song "COCO JONES" from the play MISSISSIPPI
Pussycat - Mississippi 1991 Released 1976 Where you can hear a country song from far and someone plays the honky-tonk guitar Where all the lights will go out one by one the people join the sun and the wind takes it away Where the Mississippi rolls down to the sea and lovers found the place they'd like to be how many times before the song was ending love and understanding everywhere around Mississippi, I'll remember you whenever I should go away I'll be longing for the day that I will be in Greenville again Mississippi, you'll be on my mind everytime I hear this song Mississippi roll along until the end of time Now the country song for ever lost its soul when the guitar player turned to rock & roll and everytime when summernights are falling I always will be calling dreams of yesterday Mississippi, I'll remember you whenever I should go away I'll be longing for the day that I will be in Greenville again Mississippi, you'll be on my mind everytime I hear this song Mississippi roll along until the end of time Everytime I hear this song Mississippi roll along until the end of time.
Rob Bartlett, as 'Feets' from the Imus in the Morning Program, with a holiday blues song.
This week we head to the backwaters of the Mississippi River for some jumbo largemouth bass. The midsummer bite can be awesome if you can find those drop-offs with timber on them. You can see full show at: www.HuntFishTv.com
Mississippi Mass Choir Hi everyone here is one of my all time favorite songs led by Frank Williams and the Mississippi Mass Choir "It Remains To Be Seen". The Mississippi Mass Choir is determined to serve God through song. This is the motto and the mission of the Mississippi Mass Choir. The Mississippi Mass Choir strives to suceed in the gospel music industry, but its main purpose is to help establish the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world. The Choir was founded by Frank Williams.
Mississippi Mass Choir Hi everyone here is one of my all time favorite songs led by Walter Hawkins and the Mississippi Mass Choir "Hold On Old Soldiers". The Mississippi Mass Choir is determined to serve God through song. This is the motto and the mission of the Mississippi Mass Choir. The Mississippi Mass Choir strives to suceed in the gospel music industry, but its main purpose is to help establish the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world. The Choir was founded by Frank Williams.
Mississippi Mass Choir Hi everyone here is one of my all time favorite songs by Frank Williams and the Mississippi Mass Choir "Victory In Jesus". The Mississippi Mass Choir is determined to serve God through song. This is the motto and the mission of the Mississippi Mass Choir. The Mississippi Mass Choir strives to suceed in the gospel music industry, but its main purpose is to help establish the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world. The Choir was founded by Frank Williams.
Mississippi Delta Blue Good Mornin', early warnin'!... Down by Mississippi Delta, where blue water pools and tides. She covers every indescretion, she lies just like a concubine... And her hair wraps 'round in tangles, as she folds her arms around you. Good mornin', early warnin'... She gathers you in secret, in your dreams, without a sound. Her embrace is her deception, and you drown while going down. Down by the Mississippi , Mississippi Delta Blue... And her hair wraps 'round in tangles, as she folds her arms around you. Good mornin', early warnin'... Down by the Mississippi , Mississippi Delta Blue... Dreamt again about the river, and it's cool-blue treachery. It'll turn and change direction, leave you drifting on an open sea. © 2003 MICHAEL NOLAND, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Finally! A "LIVE" version of this song! Two years ago the very first video that I uploaded on YouTube was really no more than an experiment to learn how to shoot video, use a sound track, and then 'link' them up. I knew eventually that I would be posting 'live' Vids, and that the best way for a good sound track would be to record those same live events, and then match up the sound track, and just eliminate the inferior camera recording. For those of you who heard the radio broadcast, you know that it was recorded live from the PA (both guitars, and both vocals mixed into mono. One of the things that is endearing is when you hear a police car siren going off in the background, or a baby's cry from the ...
Led Zeppelin promo video for "Travelling Riverside Blues". From the official Led Zeppelin DVD (2003). LedZeppelin.com
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The Shepard Song
Tommy Johnson recorded this song in 1928. The words must be understood in the context of the Prohibition. With the sale of liquor outlawed, many men like Johnson, who were accustomed to drinking, turned to cheap and still legal substitutes - more or less anything that contained alcohol. Sterno, a cooking fuel called "canned heat", was one of the most common of these substances. How many people it killed or crippled with the 'jake leg' we may never know, but these unexpected side effects of the 'Great Experiment' were felt most severely by blacks, who clould not affordto buy the more expensive bootleg liquor, particularly during the Depression when there was mass unemployment. Although the Prohibition amendment was repealed not long after Johnson's song was recorded, its effects continued to be felt in Mississippi. Archaic members of that state's legislature voted to keep Mississippi dry. Thus Tommy Johnson and many others were faced with the problem of ruined health throughout their lives (source : "Tommy Johnson" by David Evans - Studio Vista Books 1971) His brother Mager told writer David Evans : He believed in drinking. He loved that canned heat. He's the first fellow I ever heard tell of drinking canned heat. And he drank so much of it, he said he was going to put him out a record about the canned heat. That canned heat, you know, it was red. It was in those little okd cans. When you open it, take the top off the can. He'd strike hem a match and burn it, burn the top ...
Leave a comment! A video on the mississippi river flood of 1993 case study. lots of info, also the best video there is.
A short, but beautiful video thats shows the beauty of the proud state of Mississippi, which will be forever home to me. Paddleboats, bridges, swamps, cypress, the Delta, old barns, historical houses, churches, local animals, native food, Elvis birthplace, flowers, our flag... there's a little of everything on this video, if I had more time, I would include a lot more. Mississippi is a beautiful land, full of nice people, true Southern hospitality, is a state that has a lot to offer to its visitors. I'm proud of Mississippi. The background song is played by Ry Cooder, on the slide guitar.* * Audio swap performed. Since Ry Cooder and the Crossroads blocked the audio on my video due copyright violation claims, the song has been replaced by "The Rain", performed by Caleb Coffey, officially licensed to play on Youtube. Thanks, Coffey, you saved my video.
Pussycat - Mississippi 1975 Where you can hear a country song from far and someone plays the honky-tonk guitar Where all the lights will go out one by one the people join the sun and the wind takes it away Where the Mississippi rolls down to the sea and lovers found the place they'd like to be how many times before the song was ending love and understanding everywhere around Mississippi, I'll remember you whenever I should go away I'll be longing for the day that I will be in Greenville again Mississippi, you'll be on my mind everytime I hear this song Mississippi roll along until the end of time Now the country song for ever lost its soul when the guitar player turned to rock & roll and everytime when summernights are falling I always will be calling dreams of yesterday Mississippi, I'll remember you whenever I should go away I'll be longing for the day that I will be in Greenville again Mississippi, you'll be on my mind everytime I hear this song Mississippi roll along until the end of time Everytime I hear this song Mississippi roll along until the end of time.
LYRICS: this town has got a drinking problem and it gets worse here every year he stalks his victims by the river he stalks the students full of beer he's a Mississippi Madman and it's a Mississippi mystery is there a Mississippi Madman? the maddest murderer in history! he lurks in shadows down on Third Street he knows the river like his hand he chooses victims very carefully the ones that cannot stand somehow he gets them to the river somehow he pushes them in somehow they do not struggle somehow they can't swim ooh he's a Mississippi Madman and it's a Mississippi mystery is there a Mississippi Madman? the maddest murderer in history! he's known as Chief Kondraki and he is just like an Iraqi he has no direction and he sees no connection to the Mississippi Madman ooh it's a Mississippi mystery is there a Mississippi madman? the maddest murderer in history! I play Guitar, madolin, drum, and I believe there are five vocal tracks layed down.
Blues legend John Lee Hooker performs "Maudie" and "Tupelo, Mississippi" in this clip from 1960. From the DVD "John Lee Hooker: Rare Performances 1960-84." More info at guitarvideos.com
another vid of the life under a tree band doing what they do best. rocking out!
This is an edited version of 'The Mississippi River of Song, Part 2: Midwestern Crosswords' featuring the Bottle Rockets. I converted it from VHS to YouTube for the cool people at the BROX message board. If you're not familiar with the Bottle Rockets you should check them out. They have been rocking for along time - What a fantastic band. Zoysia is the name of their latest album.
Sorry. But Warner's made me remove the John Hurt sound track as they hold the copyright. Lyrics. The story of Stack O'Lee. Or Stagolee ,is it Stag O'Lee? Po-lice officer, how can it be? You can 'rest everybody but cruel Stagolee That bad man, oh cruel Stagolee Billy DeLyon told Stagolee, "Please don't take my life I got two little babes and a darling, loving wife" That bad man, oh cruel Stagolee "What'd I care about your two little babes and darling, loving wife? You done stole my Stetson hat, I'm bound to take your life." That bad man, oh cruel Stagolee Boom boom, boom boom, Went the forty-four. Well when I spied Billy DeLyon He's lyin' down on the floor. That bad man, oh cruel Stagolee Gentlemens of the Jury, What you think of that? Stagolee killed Billy DeLyon 'bout a five-dollar Stetson hat. That bad man, oh cruel Stagolee Standin' on the gallows, head way up high At twelve o'clock, they killed him, they's all glad to see him die That bad man, oh cruel S Malcolm,
No idea where/when this was recorded. Thanks for all the information everyone. The company I was working for was Quick Circuits in Loverock Road, Reading. If Andy ot any of the others whould like to say 'Hi' please do.
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Where you can hear a country song song from far and someone plays the honky-tonk guitar Where all the lights will go out one by one the people join the sun and the wind takes it away Where the Mississippi falls down to the sea and lovers found the place thhhey'd like to be how many times before the song was ending love and understanding everywhere around Mississippi, I'll remember you whenever I should go away I'll be longing for the day that I will be returning again Mississippi, you'll be on my mind everytime I hear this song Mississippi roll along until the end of time Now the country song for ever lost its soul when the guitar player turned to rock & roll and everytime when the summernights are falling I will always be calling dreams of yesterday
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