Elvis Presley, Mickey Newbury, John Prine
Lyle Lovett, Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Hank Williams, John Prine, Johnny Cash, Willie P.Bennet, Songs about tractors, trains, motors, farmin', shot dogs, The human condition, human frailty, relationships, aliens, cars and people in general
Pop, Techno, Metal of all Kind(speed, death, ect)
Willie P Bennett, Tom Waits, Glenn Campbell, Dusty Springfield
I have toured and played in North America, Europe and Australia
Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin(electric), Harmonica, Upright bass, Drums
Someone who is self aware,respectful at shows and has love for music
Fred
Eaglesmith
Hosted from Project Opus (www.projectopus.com)
Album: Milly's Cafe
Memorable. Catchy. Sad.
Reviewed by David on September 24, 2006
Damn... this is a sad song. I've listened to it before. But it just goes to show you how a song can continue to grow on you and eventual carry deep meaning for you. I've played it a dozen times today. It's in my drinking scotch and solving the world's problems playlist - right where it belongs. Cheers.
Why isn't this number one?
Reviewed by The Bushpilots on April 27, 2006
This literally pulled my heart out of my chest. OK ... not really ... but the tears were almost coming ... A real song about a real human condition ... man ... some sorry ass recovering alcholic truck driver losing his grip against a broken down truck and a trailer full of grain alcohol ... great job Fred
Good Country!
Reviewed by stewie on April 19, 2006
Hey as a Toronto boy living in Calgary, it has taken me some time to get used to the country music, but I must be turning cuz i like this song. With the title I was thinking I was going to hear something similar to Roger Miller's King of the Road. Thankfully it wasn't. If the Pogues sang country and had all their teeth. This is what it would sound like!
