great trombone solo and the banjo is cool

This is an OK song but sheesh. It is played way too often here and on the PIG. DOes this guy have any other songs?

Was it raining this morning?

damn... i always miss this one, and it is one of my all-time RP favorites.

Job Loy Nichols gets my vote for one of the most underrated artists of our time.

I like it, but am getting tired of hearing it every day...

ditto that for me as well.

I also like the way the banjo and horns sound together on this track! :D

Bad vocals, lame lyrics, no redeeming features.
Time to file this one in the circular file!

I don't think that I really liked this song the frist time I heard it since I rated it a 4, but now I think I have to rate it a lot higher than that.

It's not a 10, but I certainly like it. Maybe I am getting over my phobia to country thanks to Dana Lyons. :D

Not that I consider this country... because it definatly isn't. But I think the twang but me off the frist time I heard this.

Love it or hate it, this certainly scores a big fat 10 on RP's scale of eclecticity and differentness!
Kudos, Bill!

I like the song, but the "mid-level twangy-rumbling / guitar" is juuust a bit too loud for my taste.

Wow Reggae Rythm and tw!!!anky banjo WOW!!!

I assume that the thing making that mid-level twangy-rumbling is a guitar. Wish I had a better way to describe it! if it is a guitar, how does one make that kind of sound with it, if it is not a guitar, what is it?

Horns and banjo - me like.

I have now heard this song enough for 2 lifetimes. :(

Make that 3

no! no! no!
this song is like fingernails on the chalkboard.. and it is played everyday..its like tasting something bad and not being able to get the taste out of your mouth for weeks!

Wow! The collage of sounds make for wonderful music. I can't believe I've never heard of him...

Makes me want to switch streams! Barf.

I always thought this was by one of the Neville brothers. oops. I really like it. Very smoky....very sultry. Makes me think of dancing in the early morning rain as the sun is coming up with some cajun queen on the wet streets of New Orleans. Not sure why.

I have to agree tawanda, this is very cool song. this album has about a zillion guests, he seems to be a fun guy to work with.

Woww -- yet another track that leaves me stunned at what I've been missing. This is awesome, sublime -- thankyou thankyou Bill.

I would highly recommend buying the disc, pilgrim - every track is equally as good as this one. new album is really good too, but I personally prefer his first.