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Lost Hills replied to Tom McD's discussion 'My Top Songs by artist that are not considered Americana but these tunes could have made them so. What are yours?'
Mandolin Wind. Rod Stewart and the Small Faces.
Lost Hills commented on Hearth Music's blog post 'Laura Love on the Occupy Oakland Front Lines'
Like a tree that's standing by the water, we shall not be moved!
Lost Hills commented on Turnstyled, Junkpiled's blog post 'Steve Earle Kicks Folk's Ass: A 2012 Grammy Nomination Op-Ed'
Maybe they didn't have a Commie Hillbilly category this year.....
From the New York Times:
"Steve Earle called himself a “recovering folk singer” at Town Hall on Wednesday night, and luckily the recovery is far from complete.…
Lost Hills commented on Charlie Bermant's blog post 'Live from Guantanamo, it's Bob and Joan'
I love Bob and Joan's duets, myself. But I enjoyed yer essay anyway.
Lost Hills commented on No Depression's blog post 'Happy Thanksgiving!'
Happy Thanksgiving all you cowboys and cowgirls!
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Lost Hills commented on Turnstyled, Junkpiled's blog post 'Playlist: The Songs of Stephen Foster'
I learned Oh Susannah, Camptown Races and Suwannee River on my harmonica, from a Hohner Harmonica book, when I was ten years old and I still love to play them. Oh Susannah is one of those songs that you can never go wrong when you pull it out of…
Lost Hills commented on Julie Wenger Watson's blog post 'CD Review: The Jayhawks - Mockingbird Time (September 20, 2011)'
I heard them interviewed on NPR a few days ago. They're great guys, man, and they're sounding just as good as you would want them to. I got their Chris Robinson produced acoustic duo album a year or two ago, and it was good. There's…
Lost Hills commented on Kim Ruehl's video
Pete is our greatest living American heroe and Arlo is the best son Woody could have wished for.
Hal Bogerd commented on Lost Hills's blog post 'The revolution will have good music....'
Kanye West showed up at the NYC occupation.
The poor dude's new worth is only $70 million.
I guess he thnks he is part of the struggling 99%?
What the movement does not need is a celebrity jackass.
Justin B. commented on Lost Hills's blog post 'The revolution will have good music....'
I noticed that you said you saw ordinary Americans governing themselves better than our elected leaders. Which is why I advocate decentralization. Bring government back down to the local level and stop offering national solutions to a…
The revolution will have good music....
I went down to Los Angeles City Hall, with Erin, Saturday and Sunday, to see what the OWS movement was all about. Days eight and nine of the Los Angeles occupation. Took my guitar, of course, wandered around the encampment, talked to people and played some Woody, Pete and Joe Hill songs for folks. It's a lot bigger and better organized than the media would have you believe. Lots of tents, man, and more people than tents because lots of people come down to support the occupiers, and then go home…See More
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Lost Hills commented on Erin's video
That was a great and inspiring performance friends. And it was a great thing for Tom to come out and play for the protesters for free. He does that all the time, too. We saw him playing for free at an anti-war protest in LA two years ago. He played…
Lost Hills commented on Lost Hills's blog post 'The revolution will have good music....'
Tom Morello playing the peopls' song for the people
Lost Hills commented on Lost Hills's blog post 'The revolution will have good music....'
Playin' some Joe Hill:
The revolution will have good music....
I went down to Los Angeles City Hall, with Erin, Saturday and Sunday, to see what the OWS movement was all about. Days eight and nine of the Los Angeles occupation. Took my guitar, of course, wandered around the encampment, talked to people and played some Woody, Pete and Joe Hill songs for folks. It's a lot bigger and better organized than the media would have you believe. Lots of tents, man, and more people than tents because lots of people come down to support the occupiers, and then go home…See More
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For every road, there is a story...
I'm a gigging songwriter based in the the Southern Sierra, Southern San Joaquin region of California. My songs are rooted in traditional American folk music and inspired by my real life travels and experiences. I also love to play the dust bowl ballads of Woody Guthrie and the depression era songs of the Carter Family. I play at Coffee Houses, Cafes, small town fairs and art shows, any place they're serving beer and wherever my truck breaks down. I've got a big bag of protest songs, too, and I'm always ready to play for peace rallies and environmental organizations. Music can change the world, my friends, and it changes it every day...
Put Them Ghosts To Sleep, Lost Hills original song.
Lost Hills with Bob Bartlett on bass, and Ron Trammel on lead guitar, Centennial Park, Porterville, California, 9/11/09.
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The revolution will have good music....
I went down to Los Angeles City Hall, with Erin, Saturday and Sunday, to see what the OWS movement was all about. Days eight and nine of the Los Angeles occupation. Took my guitar, of course, wandered around the encampment, talked to people and played some Woody, Pete and Joe Hill songs for folks.
It's a lot bigger and better organized than the media would have you believe. Lots of tents, man, and more people than tents because lots of people come down to…
Continue Posted on October 10, 2011 at 9:00pm — 4 Comments
Tea Party Blues.....
An ancient curse goes something like, "May you live in interesting times." How about, "Batshit crazy times...." Some of my friends have taken exception to this tallkin' blues, saying that my characterization of the "Tea Party" is exaggerated or unfair, but every line was taken from the news...
America is voting tomorrow amidst a circus like atmosphere that has never been seen before in our history. Redbaiting that would make old Joe McCarthy proud. Candidates' handlers…
Posted on November 1, 2010 at 9:20am — 77 Comments
I See Hawks live in L.A.
I See Hawks In L.A.
Live at the Cinema Bar, December 4th, 2009
Being stuck in L.A. for a couple of weeks can be trying, but it also has it's bright spots. There are listenable radio programs here, readable free tabloids and world class live music any night of the week. I always gravitate to the Cinema Bar (the oldest bar in Culver City, as they say) because it's free and because it's a good scene.…
ContinuePosted on December 10, 2009 at 10:30pm — 4 Comments
Ramsay Midwood and Randy Weeks live at the Cinema Bar in Los Angeles
Ramsay Midwood and Randy Weeks, Live at the Cinema Bar in Los Angeles
November 6th and 7th, 2009
Is the Cinema Bar the coolest live music venue in Los Angeles? Erin and I like it a lot, and we always like to see who's playing there whenever I make it down to LA. It's a funky old dive in Culver City that books the hippest Americana (whatever that is) acts in Los Angeles. No cover charge. Beers are 6 dollars. Dinky stage.… Continue
Posted on November 8, 2009 at 9:56pm — 4 Comments
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 12:00pm on November 27, 2009,
Trevor Marty said…
- thanks man. it was a great little tour I loved it.
- At 8:58am on October 28, 2009,
Bob "Stormcrow" Sanders said…
- Thank you, sir. To commemorate "Hawk on a Wire" I'm gonna see if I can import this picture. I hope it doesn't take up too much room!
Peace, Bob
- At 8:31pm on September 10, 2009,
No Depression said… - Hi there and welcome to the No Depression community! We hope you're finding everything okay. Please let us know if you have any questions or feedback (here are some FAQs in case anything's confusing). Thanks for joining. Cheers!
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