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4 mag 2024 · Night Shift (Bill Morrissey) Ninety-Nine Year Blues (Lee K. Riethmiller) No Money Down (Chuck Berry/John Hammond) Nobody Knows the Way I Feel This Morning. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out. Nottamun Town (Jean Ritchie) Oil Money (Bill Morrissey) Old Blue. Omie Wise (Doc Watson/the murder) On a Monday (Lead Belly and racist stereotypes)
29 apr 2024 · The Meaning. “Last Day of the Last Furlough” is a poignant folk song written and composed by Bill Morrissey. Released as part of his album “Standing Eight” in 1989, this song touches upon themes of longing, regrets, and escapism. The song narrates a moment in time, where the protagonist finds himself spending the last day of ...
27 apr 2024 · April 27, 2024 Elijah Wald. Keep Your Hands Off Her/Shake It and Break It. I learned “Keep Your Hands Off Her” very early, from an LP called Folk Blues Song Fest — I don’t remember when I got that record, but it was early enough that I was undoubtedly attracted more by the inclusion of Woody Guthrie and Cisco Houston than the inclusion ...
6 giorni fa · The late Bill Morrissey will forever remain a celebrated figure within New Hampshire's rich folk music heritage. Hailing from Hartford, Connecticut, but making his home in the Granite State, Morrissey's evocative storytelling and intricate guitar work seamlessly captured the essence of New England's history and character.
9 mag 2024 · “Birches,” a song by Bill Morrissey, had been referenced in the main section of this column. I believe that Bill Morrissey probably titled the song as a nod to the same-named Robert Frost poem. Bill Morrissey spoke of the impact of Robert Frost’s poetry in an interview: “And then, as I got older, people like Robert Frost really hit me.”
8 mag 2024 · The song Off-White by the great Bill Morrissey We both feel so new, and this time we know We'll never have any regrets We'll hire us a band that won't play "Proud Mary" No matter how late it gets Russ_B66 , May 9, 2024
28 apr 2024 · Big Bill Morrissey vs. Trevor Blackwell Bill sent a message to Chris Jericho with a vicious beatdown on his opponent. The 7-footer wasn’t done inflicting pain after a spinning side slam, so he added a lariat and a chokeslam.
