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The Flatlanders - My Wildest Dreams Grow Wilder Everyday (Live From Austin TX)
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2006
- "My Wildest Dreams Grow Wilder Everyday" from The Flatlanders' 'Live From Austin TX' performance. Buy it today on Amazon amzn.to/HehGlO.
This is their first appearance on Austin City Limits together under the name "The Flatlanders," but of course each of them has appeared separately, and with each other as special guests, many times over the years. What began back in Lubbock, Texas in 1970, has come back to life in a new century but with every bit of the freshness and creative edginess that made their sound so unique three decades ago. Featuring legendary Texas artists Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Butch Hancock, this stellar performance captures The Flatlanders at their creative peak.
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One night at a small dance hall in Northampton, MA, we were all sitting at these little tables which everyone proceeded to move to the side of the room so the entire audience could dance--it was Joe Ely's band on stage - one of the best concerts I've ever seen. Flatlanders were a welcome progression - top of the list for takin' life with a dose of humor & for danceabilly!!!!
Maybe I've lived in Austin too long, I absolutely hate country music but I love the Flatlanders.
Trusting they will be back at Rancho Nicasio next year.......wonderful !
Im a Flatlander junky!
Go Boys....
Love, Loretta
The Flatlanders have been called more legend than band, the country Beatles, genius, amazing, and a whole list of superlatives. You can't say anything bad about them, they're all good.
I used to see these guys regularly in lubbock in the 70's--can't get any better!!
A special group of guys, and a special time. The Hub City forever.
Flatlanders rock!!!!
I saw them last night in Chicago. Great performance. Severely underated.
Kingsuji
my wonderful bar band at the Great Adventure in Flagstaff Az It wad grest to hesr them live every weekend!!!!!Best dancing music ever!!!!
A dumpling in a dream isn't a dumpling, it's a dream.
I'v seen these in concert once, and Jimmie twice. You can't beat them! My dad saw them back in the 70s too, sugaree53.
Dangerously close to that World of Pain.
Almost as good as "The Odessa Tapes" which has to be the best you guys have ever done.
I couldn't leave you baby if I tried
Really great stuff.
LOVE!!!!
Awesome B-)
The flatlanders are good
Somebody please post 'Did you ever see Dallas from a DC9 at Night', please!!! I wanna learn that song.
"Losing Part of Me" The Mavericks
Who heard this song off the movie "leaves of grass"? Great movie, look past the buddah, nug has nothing to do with that movie... I'll stop though.. great movie and a great Fuckin song
i was just trying to figure out if that was him, haha, its all makin sense
Rock-a-Billie........
Mark it eight, Dude.
JDG is great
Jimmie you are a hottie
oh my these guys have an accent! And I though Miley Cyrus had an accent...
two minutes that were totally unneeded.
Much like your comment. It's called audience interaction and they don't seem to mind.
The more you talk, the less songs you have to learn!
Is that Alex Jones on lead guitar?????????
Is that what you call it?
I've been closer to bluegrass than country, and I have to ask why they're all playing a guitar. The bluegrass musicians I know would pick the best player for guitar, then the other members of the band would pick up another instrument. I guess they're more flexible that way.