No time for the blog... (7)
... just more photos. I'm almost current again.
"Billiards and Pool" ghost sign / Coca Cola ad - a non-railroad photo I snapped in Wichita Falls, TX during a railroad-themed photo shoot.
Chris Berman helps us make sense of the Cowboys' final game. He left out the phrase "Jerry Jones is a &$#%-ing retard", but we were all thinking it...
The Gourds at Dan's Silverleaf (Denton) on Jan 15. Highlights included a cover of Neil Young's "For the Turnstiles" --> segue into --> "Clear Night"...
... another highlight was the "Lowrider" instrumental during "High Highs & Low Lows". Viva Dem Gourds!
Check back soon for more...
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np: Corb Lund Band - "5 dollar bill"
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Check back soon for more...
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np: Corb Lund Band - "5 dollar bill"
Labels: Dallas Cowboys, fading ads, ghost signs, the Gourds
1 Comments:
I check in on your site every couple of weeks. I appreciate the photographs of the old signs and the communities you document.
I love to catch The Gourds live. Late last fall I did catch Corb Lund and Hayes Carll show in Lawrence. Great show.
I hope to catch Reckless Kelly in a couple of weeks at The Bottleneck.
Keep up the good work,
muddy
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