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* The legendary Guy Clark passed away earlier this morning…
For more than forty years, the Clark home was a gathering place for songwriters, folk singers, artists and misfits; many who sat at the feet of the master songwriter in his element, willing Guy’s essence into their own pens. Throughout his long and extraordinary career, Guy Clark blazed a trail for original and groundbreaking artists and troubadours including his good friends Rodney Crowell, Jim McGuire, Steve Earle, Emmylou Harris, Joe Ely, Lyle Lovett, Verlon Thompson, Shawn Camp, and Vince Gill.
* Love this song…
Only two things that money can’t buy
posted by Rich Miller
Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 9:02 am
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The song of summer days!
Comment by Anon221 Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 9:12 am
Guy Clark was a giant and a national treasure. Thanks, Rich, for posting.
Clark famously equated country flatpicking with fine art in his tune “Dublin Blues,” singing, “I have seen the David and the Mona Lisa too / and I have heard Doc Watson play ‘Columbus Stockade Blues’.” To that we can thankfully add we heard Guy Clark sing “Desperados Waiting for a Train.”
Comment by Anders Lindall Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 9:16 am
Sad news . . . always had an affinity with his version of “Hemingway’s Whiskey” (and not just the whiskey part). He’ll be missed.
Comment by WIUoblivion Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 9:37 am
Big influence on Jerry Jeff Walker, too.
Comment by wordslinger Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 9:37 am
Well, he’s one of those who knows that life is just a leap of faith
Spread your arms and hold your breath and always trust your cape
Comment by Johnny Pyle Driver Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 10:02 am
As if the news in this state weren’t already enough to drive you to Mad Dog Margaritas . . .
Comment by Whatever Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 10:04 am
Sad news. He certainly was “. . stuff that works, stuff that holds up. .”
Comment by Way Way Down Here Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 10:04 am
Sad news. It does, however, your incredible taste in music, Rich. The Pogues, the Dead, etc. I think you stole my IPod.
Comment by Paddyrollingstone Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 10:10 am
“Somedays you write the songs, somedays the song writes you”! R.I.P. Guy
Comment by forwhatitsworth Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 10:22 am
RIP. L.A. Freeway was always a favorite of mine.
Comment by pool boy Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 10:23 am
Come on Guy, that son-of-a-gun’s a-coming…
– MrJM
Comment by @MisterJayEm Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 11:12 am
It was a Texas girl who broke my heart
Then she tore my truck apart….
Comment by Excessively Rabid Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 2:06 pm
In tribute:
http://www.npr.org/sections/world-cafe/2016/05/17/478389275/remembering-country-craftsman-guy-clark
Comment by Anon221 Tuesday, May 17, 16 @ 4:59 pm