Saturday, December 17, 2011

Sheryl Crow and Brad Paisley - Run, Run, Rudolph

Yeah, her opinion on toilet paper is goofy.  This is just fun.



Country music doesn't give people a lot of opportunity for guitar work like that.  Pity.

7 comments:

  1. Listen to more Brad Paisley. He takes the opportunity to play guitar like that on everything he does. He's an incredible talent. Funny guy, too. Listen to his lyrics sometimes.

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  2. Crow sounds good and looks good; until you smell her politics:

    Wikipedia - "A liberal political activist, she endorsed Barack Obama for the United States Presidential Election and later performed on the 4th and last day of the 2008 Democratic National Convention."

    I stopped listening to her years ago ...

    Hans

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  3. Paisley plays like that every chance he gets. Go find the video of the duet between him and that Aussie country artist (who's name I can't recall at ALL right this second....dammit, he married that tall red-headed Aussie actress, who's name I also can't recall, maybe I should start drinking, it can't do any MORE harm to the memory....)

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  4. Graybeard, one of the early "Saturday Redneck" posts was his "I'm going to miss her".

    Hans, yes she's a goofball, but it was a fun song anyway.

    Ruth, I think you're talking about Keith Urban and Nichole Kidman. He's one of the Missus' favorites, and can play pretty well, too.

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  5. Graybeard, one of the early "Saturday Redneck" posts was his "I'm going to miss her".

    Hans, yes she's a goofball, but it was a fun song anyway.

    Ruth, I think you're talking about Keith Urban and Nichole Kidman. He's one of the Missus' favorites, and can play pretty well, too.

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  6. Many of his songs have laugh out loud lines. Not sure of the real title, but "I'm So Much Cooler Online" is a great example.

    Sheryl Crow is a perfect example of a "Shut Up and Sing" performer. She's talented, and I like most of what I've heard of hers, but I stop listening as soon as the music goes quiet. Much easier to live with that way. Unlike the Dixie Chicks, she doesn't court the audience that she insults.

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