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Richard Thompson — Walking The Long Miles Home
Album: Mock Tudor
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Released: 1999
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Oh the last bus has gone
Or maybe I'm wrong
It just doesn't exist
And the words that flew
Between me and you
I must be crossed off your list
So I'm walking the long miles home
I don't mind losing you
In fact I feel better each step of the way
In the dark I rehearse all the right things to say
I'll be home, I'll be sober by break of day
Walking the long miles home

Not a soul is around
As I put more ground
Between me and you
And the whole town's asleep
Or maybe they're deep in the old "voulez vous"
So I'm walking the long miles home
And I don't mind losing you
Got the moon there for company each step of the way
And the rhythm in my shoes keep the blues all away
When you ride Shanks's Pony you don't have to pay
Walking the long miles home

Oh the party was grand
But I hadn't quite planned on staying so long
And while you accused me
The hours confused me and my friends had all gone
So I'm walking the long miles home
And I don't mind losing you
Ah there's nobody out but the cop on the beat
He's snoring so loud I don't hear my feet
I just laugh to myself and move off down the street
Walking the long miles home
I'm walking the long miles home
Oh walking the long miles home
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 Grayson wrote:


Meh. I saw Richard Thompson on the 13th floor of the New Orleans Masonic Lodge during Jazz Fest. Once. One of his kids was on guitar. No clue how I got there, but I sure did.  There are witnesses.  He'll go out with his guitar strap on, that one. Like Nick Lowe will. Too. 


As incoherent posts go, this is a winner. Somehow, a musician of his stature and brilliance really should not be assessed as you have done. Although I'm not sure of your point.
Posted 3 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:

Lucas, Prince of Darkness.
It likewise amused me that the Italian motorcycle speedometers were made by Veglia...

Posted 3 years ago by kbs    [ Reply ]
 reallylost wrote:

Saw Richard Thompson with Eliza Gilkyson opening for him in San Francisco a few months before the pandemic hit. Amazing concert.

Hope he comes back soon. But he's getting up there in years. Love ya Richard. 



Meh. I saw Richard Thompson on the 13th floor of the New Orleans Masonic Lodge during Jazz Fest. Once. One of his kids was on guitar. No clue how I got there, but I sure did.  There are witnesses.  He'll go out with his guitar strap on, that one. Like Nick Lowe will. Too. 
Posted 3 years ago by Grayson    [ Reply ]
Saw Richard Thompson with Eliza Gilkyson opening for him in San Francisco a few months before the pandemic hit. Amazing concert.

Hope he comes back soon. But he's getting up there in years. Love ya Richard. 
Posted 3 years ago by reallylost    [ Reply ]
Very nice to hear RT here. More, please! I’ve seen him a couple times in person. Always rousing.
Posted 3 years ago by Ralf    [ Reply ]
The oldest comments on this tune are 18-years old. RP's been around that long? Damn. Time indeed flies. 
Posted 4 years ago by Grayson    [ Reply ]
This is the perfect Sunday song. Circa 1982. Dragging club-ass to Waffle House. 

Posted 4 years ago by Grayson    [ Reply ]
My second day listening to Radio Paradise and not only do they play Richard Thompson, my favorite songwriter, but one of my favorite songs of his. I'm hooked already. Very typical of his songwriting style- telling details, dark humor, fully realized story in only three minutes.  
Posted 4 years ago by zipdent    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:

Lucas, Prince of Darkness.
 
As a Triumph and BSA owner, I recall and relate to that old adage. I was also similarly amused at the idea of Italian 'Veglia' instrumentation of that time, especially re speedos...
Posted 4 years ago by kbs    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:

Lucas, Prince of Darkness.
 
I know that feeling well, with an old Austin Mini we had.
Posted 4 years ago by kathywoolverton    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:

Lucas, Prince of Darkness.
 
Joseph Lucas once appeared before Parliament to have Ohm's Law repealed...
Posted 4 years ago by tonyinnj    [ Reply ]
OMG
Posted 5 years ago by Vic11    [ Reply ]
That picture of Richard Thompson looks like Harry Manx.  Maybe it's the hat.
Posted 5 years ago by stretcher    [ Reply ]
Not my favorite RT song.
Posted 5 years ago by jjbchansen159    [ Reply ]
Sounds more like a strut than a walk
Posted 5 years ago by DavidSwannanoa    [ Reply ]
7 to 9 today.....i'm really liking the vibe on this (I'm doing OK without you) song, and Long Live RP!!
Posted 5 years ago by lizardking    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:


In other motorcycle news, 80% of all Harley Davidsons ever made are still out on the road, which is truly an amazing number.  The other 20% were able to make it back home.
 

In fairness, I hired a Harley Davidson Road King and rode Route 66 last year. It was heavier than an ocean-going vessel and had the cornering of a road roller. However, it was 100% reliable and after 3,000mls of riding, I didn’t have a single ace or a pain!


Posted 5 years ago by ScottishWillie    [ Reply ]
pleas let mi listen Under the Bridge. Thanks.{#Cheesygrin}
Posted 6 years ago by gianluca.trotta    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:

In other motorcycle news, 80% of all Harley Davidsons ever made are still out on the road, which is truly an amazing number.  The other 20% were able to make it back home.



 
{#Roflol}
Posted 6 years ago by markybx    [ Reply ]
 kiwipete wrote:

Joe says "You can motorcycle all day, as long as you're home by nightfall!"

 

In other motorcycle news, 80% of all Harley Davidsons ever made are still out on the road, which is truly an amazing number.  The other 20% were able to make it back home.


Posted 8 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
 easmann wrote:
I guess his Vincent broke down again. Curse that Lucas magneto.
 
 Hannio wrote:
Lucas, Prince of Darkness.
  

Very good, it took me a second or two to get these ones. I do so love cerebral jokes!


Posted 8 years ago by ScottishWillie    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:

Lucas, Prince of Darkness.

 
Joe says "You can motorcycle all day, as long as you're home by nightfall!"
Posted 8 years ago by kiwipete    [ Reply ]
 easmann wrote:
I guess his Vincent broke down again. Curse that Lucas magneto.

 
Lucas, Prince of Darkness.
Posted 9 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
I guess his Vincent broke down again.
Curse that Lucas magneto.
Posted 9 years ago by easmann    [ Reply ]
Great segue from the Pogues!
Posted 10 years ago by AbileneTexas    [ Reply ]
Richard Thompson after the Pogues.  We're well rooted in the British Isles this morning.  Two great songs.
Posted 11 years ago by Ericocean    [ Reply ]
My first ever rating of 1.

Please kill it before it breeds.. 
Posted 11 years ago by snap_dragon    [ Reply ]
Love RT   --  and when he occasionally performs with Loudon Wainwright III ("Rich and Loud") it is an odd and wonderful pairing.




Posted 11 years ago by Dahlia_Gumbo    [ Reply ]
He's better up close and personal.
I really wanted to say 'as the clergyman said' but that's wrong on many levels, so I won't.
Posted 11 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
His voice went well with Linda but solo... so,so... When was it, 30 years ago?
Posted 12 years ago by hopper99    [ Reply ]
We all have our favorites and no, it doesn't always make sense. Bob Dylan sounds like a squeaky, rusted door hinge to me, but I can't get enough of Neil Young. Turn up the ones you like, and turn down the ones you don't. Who needs rules? 

grungepuppy wrote:
I can't get into his stuff. His voice just grates on me, the way Dave Matthews', Geddy Lee's, and Eddie Vedder's grate on others.
 


Posted 12 years ago by fatcatjb    [ Reply ]
Was this before he met Red Molly?
Posted 12 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
 calypsus_1 wrote:

Suzanne Vega - Gypsy, Live:
https://youtu.be/XKTzUBvPV3w

Songwriter's Circle, with Richard Thompson on Guitar.


 

Wow.  Thanks for that.  Awesome.  I just saw RT, and as expected, can't get enough of him.  Been listening to him for many years and finally got off my fat a$$ and went and saw him.  Thank god!
Posted 13 years ago by Seahunt    [ Reply ]
 redmachine wrote:
A brilliant artist who actually uses humour and irony in his lyrics. He's funny and meaningful, another man that fake tools like Bono should take note of.

 

what's hilarious to me is the tools that LOVE RT and HATE DB...
silly, non?
Posted 13 years ago by MiracleDrug    [ Reply ]
Just about my fave RT song on just about my fave RT album!!!  Thanks Bill!!!
Posted 13 years ago by Randomax    [ Reply ]
Another musically challenged comment.
congratulations.
RT formed Fairport Convention in 1967 and has been writing brilliant music ever since.
I think you'll find that David Byrne heard him.
Why dont you people do any research before you make stupid comments?
 superfido wrote:
Think he ever heard David Byrne {#Think}
 


Posted 13 years ago by redmachine    [ Reply ]
A brilliant artist who actually uses humour and irony in his lyrics. He's funny and meaningful, another man that fake tools like Bono should take note of.

Posted 13 years ago by redmachine    [ Reply ]

Suzanne Vega - Gypsy, Live
Songwriter's Circle, with Richard Thompson on Guitar.
Posted 13 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
 grungepuppy wrote:
I can't get into his stuff. His voice just grates on me, the way Dave Matthews', Geddy Lee's, and Eddie Vedder's grate on others.
 
Agree totally. His voice along with the others you mention above. Geddy Lee definitely wins the prize for worst voice ever.

Posted 13 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
I can't get into his stuff. His voice just grates on me, the way Dave Matthews', Geddy Lee's, and Eddie Vedder's grate on others.
Posted 13 years ago by grungepuppy    [ Reply ]
Love RT.  I've seen him many times in a small venue, doing requests in a semi-organized way.  So good, and funny too.
Posted 13 years ago by Dave_Mack    [ Reply ]

Richard Thompson  by Bryan Ledgard
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ledgard/

This photo was taken on February 6, 2006 in St. Luke's, London, England, GB, using a Nikon D70.



Posted 14 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]

Oh dear. Didn't like this one at all.


Posted 14 years ago by ellet    [ Reply ]
Proud to be a big RT fan.  He's got a new album of electric songs and a tour coming in the fall.
Posted 14 years ago by CamLwalk    [ Reply ]
For the record, Byrne and RT have performed together on several occasions. Most notably was a show in New Brunswick, NJ. It's out there on the bittorrent sites. Byrne also cut a solid version of "Just the Motion" for the RT tribute record Beat the Retreat.
Posted 14 years ago by akousa    [ Reply ]
Nice segway from Pogues to Richard Thompson!
Posted 14 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
 xkolibuul wrote:


DB couldn't even mow RT's lawn.
 
Touche!


Posted 14 years ago by macadavy    [ Reply ]
Have to agree, go see him live, he is such an accomplished guitarist, saw him with Danny Thompson in Bristol. They were phenominal. All of his fingers were playing at the same time, bogglin.
Posted 14 years ago by gumbo73039    [ Reply ]
Don't ever pass up a chance to see RT live - I'm wasn't even a fan, and was blown away.
Posted 15 years ago by bindi    [ Reply ]
 superfido wrote:
Think he ever heard David Byrne {#Think}
 
Richard Thompson was an established brilliant musician before David Byrne enrolled in RISD. I appreciate both musicians, but one is a phenomenal guitarist; the other not. You determine which.
Posted 15 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
 superfido wrote:
Think he ever heard David Byrne {#Think}
 

DB couldn't even mow RT's lawn.
Posted 15 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
 FlatCat wrote:
  I never ever use these things, but I noticed that this one goes EXACTLY at the beat of this song, at least on my computer. 

Wait! It's the same for the next song (Cath - Death Cab for Cutie). Is this Bill's set of "songs that have a beat of exactly 80 bpm"?
 
hah

that´s funny. Now I can´t stop looking
Posted 15 years ago by Verpeiler    [ Reply ]
Think he ever heard David Byrne {#Think}
Posted 15 years ago by superfido    [ Reply ]
I log on like once a year, but I gotta say this song f**kin ROCKS.  I've walked that walk home and man this song just hits the button.  RP is hittin on all cylinders right now.  Great job, solid-stand-up-tube ride-like.
Posted 15 years ago by EthanAK1    [ Reply ]
  I never ever use these things, but I noticed that this one goes EXACTLY at the beat of this song, at least on my computer. 

Wait! It's the same for the next song (Cath - Death Cab for Cutie). Is this Bill's set of "songs that have a beat of exactly 80 bpm"?

Posted 15 years ago by FlatCat    [ Reply ]
Wow...Los Lobos, The Cure, The Pogues, now Richard!  Should I be scared RP has somehow plugged into my psyche?

Posted 15 years ago by CamLwalk    [ Reply ]
Odyzzeuz wrote:
Like knives being driven into my brain through the ear canal. Pure agony.

{#Lol}

this comment stands out to a lot of us, doesn't it?

i can't quite agree, but i normally would. honestly, i really want to like RT better than i do, and this song i don't hate so much...kinda actually like it.

Posted 16 years ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
Odyzzeuz wrote:
Like knives being driven into my brain through the ear canal. Pure agony.
That was a rather satisfying image, for me, of you in agony. You take this shite too seriously! ROTFLMAO
Posted 16 years ago by Ulises    [ Reply ]
Great follow on from the Pogues....
Posted 16 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
Richard Thompson, an emissary from God, and Leo Fender (one in the same?) were sent here to make y'all smile. Enjoy the ride.
Posted 16 years ago by E_A_D_G    [ Reply ]
One of the things I really, really like about RP is the flow of one song into another. Yeah, there are some artists that taken alone I wouldn't cross the street to listen to but, they fit well into the mix that Bill pulls together and because they fit, they sound pretty good. Besides, I've always liked a little "EU flair" to some music 'cause after a while Amy Winehouse and the Shins start to wear a little thin.
Posted 16 years ago by lwilkinson    [ Reply ]
I know there is a God. I've heard Richard Thompson play the Stratocaster.
Posted 16 years ago by healyf52    [ Reply ]
ScottishWillie wrote:
In our studio nobody is allowed to mute anything or turn any song up. Otherwise we have huge arguments about whether a song is crap or not and trying to find a consensus is like trying to herd kittens.
In my studio I occasionally have to herd kittens... really. And some people think photography is easy!
Posted 16 years ago by ch83575    [ Reply ]
Genius
Posted 16 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
In our studio nobody is allowed to mute anything or turn any song up. Otherwise we have huge arguments about whether a song is crap or not and trying to find a consensus is like trying to herd kittens.
Posted 17 years ago by ScottishWillie    [ Reply ]
robco1 wrote:
Hate to be a hater, but this guy is always muted immediately in our studio.
In our studio, Richard Thompson always gets turned up. Thus does the universe remain in balance.
Posted 17 years ago by Uncle_Fenester    [ Reply ]
On_The_Beach wrote:
I was going to say "I'm not much of a Richard Thompson fan" but I'll let your slightly less "delicate" comments cover it.
Hate to be a hater, but this guy is always muted immediately in our studio.
Posted 17 years ago by robco1    [ Reply ]
new RT album out soon. Single on Itunes now.
Posted 17 years ago by mjaded    [ Reply ]
laozilover wrote:
I thought he sounded like Warren Zevon!
I think he sounds better than Zevon.
Posted 17 years ago by leathepea    [ Reply ]
meydele wrote:
Here's a nice playlist. . . three of my favorites. Richard Thompson - Walking The Long Miles Home Tom Waits - Long Way Home Ani Difranco - As Is Awesome, Bill.
And again today.
Posted 17 years ago by meydele    [ Reply ]
Fantastic guitar player/singer/songwriter/band leader.
Posted 17 years ago by madaxeman    [ Reply ]
Odyzzeuz wrote:
Like knives being driven into my brain through the ear canal. Pure agony.
I was going to say "I'm not much of a Richard Thompson fan" but I'll let your slightly less "delicate" comments cover it.
Posted 17 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
meydele wrote:
Here's a nice playlist. . . three of my favorites. Richard Thompson - Walking The Long Miles Home Tom Waits - Long Way Home Ani Difranco - As Is Awesome, Bill.
hmmm it's now Feb 23rd
Posted 17 years ago by wally42    [ Reply ]
Here's a nice playlist. . . three of my favorites. Richard Thompson - Walking The Long Miles Home Tom Waits - Long Way Home Ani Difranco - As Is Awesome, Bill.
Posted 17 years ago by meydele    [ Reply ]
What a great voice. Sounds amazing.
Posted 17 years ago by meydele    [ Reply ]
Anybody heard his son (Teddy)? Amazing resemblance, yet with his own character. Check out his most recent release, Separate Ways, you won't be disappointed.
I love the duet he does with his father--sublime
Posted 18 years ago by bodhisattva1031    [ Reply ]
Isn't RT just great?
Posted 18 years ago by ThirdRail_33    [ Reply ]
Farquwaar wrote:
Richard Thompson....Hooray Richard Thompson!!!!
Nope.
Posted 18 years ago by Odyzzeuz    [ Reply ]
I'm a big fan of RT but this track is WAY overplayed.
Posted 18 years ago by phineas    [ Reply ]
This must be the Complicated Bass Line Set. Actually not that bad a tune, I just couldn't resist.
Posted 18 years ago by yogaboat    [ Reply ]
Richard Thompson....Hooray Richard Thompson!!!!
Posted 18 years ago by Farquwaar    [ Reply ]
Decent RT cut, though there are so many gems from his 34-year career, this one pales in comparison. Anybody heard his son (Teddy)? Amazing resemblance, yet with his own character. Check out his most recent release, Separate Ways, you won't be disappointed.
Posted 18 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
bigeclecticcat wrote:
Always great to hear Richard Thompson..."Cooksferry queen" is the strongest tune for my money on the album.
I agree, but the whole album is great.
Posted 18 years ago by loud_family_fan    [ Reply ]
Always great to hear Richard Thompson..."Cooksferry queen" is the strongest tune for my money on the album.
Posted 18 years ago by bigeclecticcat    [ Reply ]
Ravensign wrote:
Every few words he warbles sound so much like David Byrne, it causes me to have a mini-freak-quake.
I thought he sounded like Warren Zevon!
Posted 18 years ago by laozilover    [ Reply ]
Deronius wrote:
Richard Thompson is an incredible song writer and an even more amazing guitar player. I've seen him play many times and the things he does on the guitar while singing would be a challenge for many guitar players focussed only on playing. Thanks for playing RP.
Personally, I'm pretty well convinced he has an extra hemisphere in his brain. Agreed on the amazing playing while singing.
Posted 18 years ago by rsfc_carp    [ Reply ]
Like knives being driven into my brain through the ear canal. Pure agony.
Posted 18 years ago by Odyzzeuz    [ Reply ]
Richard is always a welcome listen! Finally something to wake me up after the the past 5 sleepers...
Posted 18 years ago by TheJack    [ Reply ]
earthbased wrote:
Just upped my rating to 10!
Just lowered mine to 1
Posted 18 years ago by Tux    [ Reply ]
Just upped my rating to 10!
Posted 18 years ago by earthbased    [ Reply ]
RT is always a great choice!
Posted 18 years ago by Rickvee    [ Reply ]
ob2 wrote:
RT is one of the most mezmirizing live musicians i've ever seen. seen him solo and with a band and, either way...he is a force!! his band is unreal too.
I agree. I saw him only once.Wouldn't mind seeing him again! A great guitarist and songwriter-as well as the most underrated.
Posted 18 years ago by Desire    [ Reply ]
RT is one of the most mezmirizing live musicians i've ever seen. seen him solo and with a band and, either way...he is a force!! his band is unreal too.
Posted 18 years ago by ob2    [ Reply ]
Marr wrote:
Man what a great set. Cowboy Junkies, Ani, Tom Waits, capped off with Richard Thompson. This has got me really smiling. Thanks RP.
same set again tonight...very nice indeed!
Posted 19 years ago by Pyro    [ Reply ]
4. Get back together with Linda, please?
Posted 19 years ago by GoldenBoy    [ Reply ]
Saw RT Saturday night. Great concert.
Posted 19 years ago by earthbased    [ Reply ]
Good stuff RP! Keep it comming!
Posted 19 years ago by String_Chess_Incident    [ Reply ]
You LUCKY dog!!< quote="flandersdog wrote:
I had never heard of Richard Thompson until 1991, when I went to a Crowded House concert in Detroit. my friend and I debated whether to show up early for the support act, some guy named Richard Thompson. we decided to go early (mainly because it was a mostly standing show and we wanted to get a table so we wouldn't have to hold onto our beers all night). RT walked out onto the stage with his acoustic...he was wearing a beret...we were all, "who IS this guy?" he proceeded to bring the house down. I went out the next day and bought some of his CDs. I've been a fan ever since.
Posted 19 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
"In fact I feel better each step of the way In the dark I rehearse all the right things to say I'll be home, I'll be sober by break of day" Such a marvelous picture of an evening that went wrong...
Posted 19 years ago by BjornPhrei    [ Reply ]
Not my favorite RT tune, but enjoyable nonetheless.
Posted 19 years ago by CBJr    [ Reply ]
sergeant_x wrote:
It just occurred to me that the male lead from "A Mighty Wind" may have been inspired by Richard Thompson. Hmmm... didn't he have a much publicized break up with his wife who was also sang with him? The voice is vaguely similar as well. No disrespect, its a good song. Just a thought.
Nice idea, but Mitch and Mickey in "A Mighty Wind" weren't married. They just sang together. Great flick, tho', eh? Especially Harry Shearer at the end, "I found that I had to go through life as a blonde..."
Posted 19 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
Just about anything this guy does is worth listening to. Great guitarist, great songwriter.
Posted 19 years ago by SteveH    [ Reply ]
I had never heard of Richard Thompson until 1991, when I went to a Crowded House concert in Detroit. my friend and I debated whether to show up early for the support act, some guy named Richard Thompson. we decided to go early (mainly because it was a mostly standing show and we wanted to get a table so we wouldn't have to hold onto our beers all night). RT walked out onto the stage with his acoustic...he was wearing a beret...we were all, "who IS this guy?" he proceeded to bring the house down. I went out the next day and bought some of his CDs. I've been a fan ever since.
Posted 19 years ago by flandersdog    [ Reply ]
Richard Thompson is an incredible song writer and an even more amazing guitar player. I've seen him play many times and the things he does on the guitar while singing would be a challenge for many guitar players focussed only on playing. One of his shows is where he does music from the middle ages to the present. It's over 2 hours of non stop music that flies by way too fast. Often he ends it with an incredibly halarious and technically impressive version of Whoops I Did it Again. This an amazing talent that flies just under the radar. Thanks for playing RP.
Posted 19 years ago by Deronius    [ Reply ]
dango wrote:
Sucko-barfo exactly.
This from someone who rates U2's All Because of Yooooouuuuuuu (ouch, my ears are bleeding) a 10.
Posted 19 years ago by zipper    [ Reply ]
Sucko-barfo exactly.
Posted 19 years ago by dango    [ Reply ]
Ravensign wrote:
Every few words he warbles sound so much like David Byrne, it causes me to have a mini-freak-quake.
Woa! I also thought this was David Byrne. I pride myself in identifying voices in songs I'm hearing for the first time, and this one tricked me, totally.
Posted 19 years ago by reedifus    [ Reply ]
This is one BMF (thats a compliment in hip-hop). Knows how to play that strat.
Posted 19 years ago by earthbased    [ Reply ]
Beastie wrote:
Actually, I meant this comment for the dreadful Dirty Old Town from The Pogues.
that's what the "edit" and "delete" links are for!
Posted 19 years ago by bluedot    [ Reply ]
Man what a great set. Cowboy Junkies, Ani, Tom Waits, capped off with Richard Thompson. This has got me really smiling. Thanks RP.
Posted 19 years ago by Marr    [ Reply ]
kerr wrote:
Heard an interview with RT recently when he scotched rumours that he'd ever been asked to join the Rolling Stones but did confirm he had been approached to join the Eagles at some point... :-k
I think I remember seeing him touring with Traffic once. I think the warm-up band on that tour was Fairport Convention (post-RT). (And I've seen RT 3 or 4 times solo.)
Posted 19 years ago by Fnords    [ Reply ]
Aw, it ain't that bad! I don't need to hear it again in a hurry, but it was tolerable.
Posted 19 years ago by ArbiterOfGoodTaste    [ Reply ]
Beastie wrote:
Oh, My God! What the hell is this? Please stop!
Actually, I menat this ocmment for the dreadful Dirty Old Town from The Pogues.
Posted 19 years ago by Beastie    [ Reply ]
Oh, My God! What the hell is this? Please stop!
Posted 19 years ago by Beastie    [ Reply ]
I like it!
Posted 19 years ago by BluEyes    [ Reply ]
He can walk right off of this rotation. It was almost like listening to to the endless "El Paso".
Posted 20 years ago by smilestoomuch    [ Reply ]
Miles wrote:
totally dig it.
Totally don't dig it...
Posted 20 years ago by masterhead    [ Reply ]
GolfRomeo wrote:
This is the dude that the critics at Rolling Stone and Vox love, and every other soul in the universe views with apathy. He's like a male Linda Rhonstadt.
Dammit, GR! This soul and many others I know love Richard's music. Listen again and pay attention, please. Linda who?
Posted 20 years ago by zipper    [ Reply ]
Every few words he warbles sound so much like David Byrne, it causes me to have a mini-freak-quake.
Posted 20 years ago by Ravensign    [ Reply ]
Heard an interview with RT recently when he scotched rumours that he'd ever been asked to join the Rolling Stones but did confirm he had been approached to join the Eagles at some point... :-k
Posted 20 years ago by kerr    [ Reply ]