highway 66 WITH PIP & merry great song
Restless Hearts welcome back...
Bare Thread Does The Blues Grapes are oh so Blue !
Folk Miner .... the MotherLode We're all goin down for a tour of the folk mine these days- Lets hope we find the motherlode!
Bob Dylan Tribute shades of Woody Guthrie!-Bobs hero!
American Son Radio Some look to our wars for heroes, some look to politicians and crusaders...but when the hammer falls everyone is tested, every man, woman and child.
Texas Willies Favorites On IAC Stomp those Grapes John.....Great Stuff!
Words and Music 2 Great song and performnace. Steinbeck would be proud!!!!
TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH Right from the get-go John, with the way you were strummin' that guitar of yours and singing, it was hard not to picture Johnny Cash here. This is one fine song my friend and a great tribute to the Legend himself. Your talent as a gifted songwriter and acoustic performer shines brightly here reflecting your success and many awards as well as the respect of your peers. Well-done troubadour!!
Apocalypse Radio Welcome To The Apocalypse, John! -M-
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