Rate the song above you

[roadwarrior]

+10

 

[Jigfishn10]

9

 

[Fishnski48]

9  

This is who Black Velvet was written about........

 

 

[NHBull]

8

 

watched Vision Quest with some of my athletes last week and if this some doesn’t make you want to run through a wall, nothing will

 

[slonezp]

 

[PotatoLake]

^That was far out, like Pink Floyd, Supertramp and Queensryche had a baby^ Solid 8
 

This one speaks to me.

 

 

[12poundbass]

I think I’ve reached a mid - mid life crisis. I grew up on rap music then did a 180 and switched to country. Thanks to YouTube I found Ryan Upchurch. Not sure how that happened but it did and I’m starting to like his music especially after doing some research on him. You might recognize a guy in the video. He recently backtracked on the video because of a certain symbol (a sale out in my eyes but that’s my opinion) but either way Ryan Upchurch’s music has cought my attention and I’m a follower. Like the music or not he’s a complete Guinness and I applaud him. 

 

[NHBull]

@12poundbass, this might be in your wheelhouse 

 

[N Florida Mike]

9^^ Not usually a fan of country rap       ( C.rap) but that one was entertaining.

 

 

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[12poundbass]

6 hours ago, NHBull said:

@12poundbass, this might be in your wheelhouse 

 

I do like that song. I used to have that CD. 

[slonezp]

 

[Jigfishn10]

^^7^^ Not gonna lie, it depressed me

Only because it's spring training

 

[halochef]

8^

 

[Jigfishn10]

^^8^^
As a kid I was always a Ringo fan

 

[jimmyjoe]

 ^^^ 8 ^^^

   More Ringo ....... indirectly. ?

 

  

 

[DaubsNU1]

^^^ Solid 8 for sure ^^^

 

One of my all time favorites...

 

 

[Fishnski48]

a definite 8+

 

[TnRiver46]

I imagine @Way north bass guyworking on this log crew every time I hear this song. RIP Sandy gray 

[Way north bass guy]

5 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

I imagine @Way north bass guyworking on this log crew every time I hear this song. RIP Sandy gray 

I’m only about 20 min away from the Mushquash river. Funny you mention me working on a logging crew, I’ve never done that, but my grandfather was a teamster working with the horses in the lumber camps back in the 40s. I heard some great stories about those days. He used to run a two horse team with a tanker sleigh that they used to flood the ice at night on the lakes, to build up the thickness to support the weight of the massive logs. He said there was several nights it was below -50C, and they had to stop working because the horses noses were freezing up and they couldn’t breath. 

[slonezp]

 

 

[slonezp]

 

[12poundbass]

16 hours ago, slonezp said:

 

 

I had never heard of this guy until a couple months ago on our local news. He won a Grammy or something like that. The reason he’s was on the local news was he’s born and raised in a tiny little town about 20 minutes south of me. 

[slonezp]

11 minutes ago, 12poundbass said:

I had never heard of this guy until a couple months ago on our local news. He won a Grammy or something like that. The reason he’s was on the local news was he’s born and raised in a tiny little town about 20 minutes south of me. 

He's a fantastic guitar player and the rest to the band are all masters as well.

[halochef]

 

[Jigfishn10]