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Re: "END OF THE WORLD"
09/24/26 09:11:36AM
1 Week: RON DADEY
[quote="MoeQuinn"]
RON DADEY
@ron-dadey
finally getting the chance to listen to your song (& read the background info you shared with me) I do remember this song by Skeeter Davis many years ago...
09/24/26 09:11:36AM
1 Week: RON DADEY
[quote="MoeQuinn"]
RON DADEY
@ron-dadey
finally getting the chance to listen to your song (& read the background info you shared with me) I do remember this song by Skeeter Davis many years ago...
Re: Better Days ft/...
09/24/26 12:52:25AM
1 Week: Rich Lodato
09/24/26 12:52:25AM
1 Week: Rich Lodato
MoeQuinn:
thank you for sharing your music with people who love your music...the song title is so relevant to me Better Days ...an enchanting song with your wonderful vocals
...
thank you for sharing your music with people who love your music...the song title is so relevant to me Better Days ...an enchanting song with your wonderful vocals
Re: Simply The Best -...
09/23/26 10:39:56PM
1 Week: MoeQuinn
this touches my heart I loved Tina Turner for many years
ditto to Farrell-Jackson's review
09/23/26 10:39:56PM
1 Week: MoeQuinn
this touches my heart I loved Tina Turner for many years
ditto to Farrell-Jackson's review
Re: Better Days ft/...
09/23/26 10:34:37PM
1 Week: MoeQuinn
thank you for sharing your music with people who love your music...the song title is so relevant to me Better Days ...an enchanting song with your wonderful vocals
09/23/26 10:34:37PM
1 Week: MoeQuinn
thank you for sharing your music with people who love your music...the song title is so relevant to me Better Days ...an enchanting song with your wonderful vocals
Re: "END OF THE WORLD"
09/23/26 10:28:00PM
1 Week: MoeQuinn
RON DADEY
@ron-dadey
finally getting the chance to listen to your song (& read the background info you shared with me) I do remember this song by Skeeter Davis many years ago in 1962...Wow long...
09/23/26 10:28:00PM
1 Week: MoeQuinn
RON DADEY
@ron-dadey
finally getting the chance to listen to your song (& read the background info you shared with me) I do remember this song by Skeeter Davis many years ago in 1962...Wow long...
Re: "END OF THE WORLD"
09/22/26 10:51:33AM
1 Week: RON DADEY
[quote="Farrell Jackson"]
An excellent instrumental take on this classic Skeeter Davis hit from yesteryears! I like how you've updated it and put the rock vibe into it. You've given it a new life....
09/22/26 10:51:33AM
1 Week: RON DADEY
[quote="Farrell Jackson"]
An excellent instrumental take on this classic Skeeter Davis hit from yesteryears! I like how you've updated it and put the rock vibe into it. You've given it a new life....
Re: "END OF THE WORLD"
09/22/26 09:37:16AM
1 Week: Farrell Jackson
An excellent instrumental take on this classic Skeeter Davis hit from yesteryears! I like how you've updated it and put the rock vibe into it. You've given it a new life. The drums and bass sit...
09/22/26 09:37:16AM
1 Week: Farrell Jackson
An excellent instrumental take on this classic Skeeter Davis hit from yesteryears! I like how you've updated it and put the rock vibe into it. You've given it a new life. The drums and bass sit...
Re: In My Chair -...
09/20/26 06:40:24AM
1 Week: ron.bowes
Thankyou @farrell-jackson @jimsae and @billb for listening and commenting
09/20/26 06:40:24AM
1 Week: ron.bowes
Thankyou @farrell-jackson @jimsae and @billb for listening and commenting
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I always liked (and still do) this clab song. The remaster sounds excellent...great work Ronbo!
Idle Curiosity thanks you @the-hollowed and @cooter
-Well slap me down and call it yo momma! What a rockin infectious tune. Killer in every way, guys!
A tidy little marvel, this tune—its guitar tone gleaming like a freshly polished lamppost and its classic rock-pop stride as confident as a young lad late for school. The lyric, with its wry lamentations on age and past mischief, delivers the solemn truth of the human condition while keeping a sly grin tucked beneath its waistcoat.
The singing is fine and forthright, and the guitar solos scamper about with the enthusiasm of cousins let loose in a meadow. Altogether, You Can’t Outrun Your Shadow reminds us that while one’s past may cling like a damp overcoat, it can still be danced with most agreeably.