Like this tune more and more. Excellent pickin', messrs Kottke and Gordon!

Nice and up beat, but  I feel like I'm on hold.

 StoneyG wrote: 
nice song

I think this is beautiful... just beautiful.

Too frantic.  Ouch...............

I would enjoy the rest of my life immensely without ever having to hear this song again.

OMG, end already!!

Happy Time in my cubicle

A perfect collaboration - Kottke was approached by Mike, essentially auditioning for him, wanting to make music together.  Kottke usually goes on his own, but was so impressed by Gordon, they ended up making two lp's together - both really good, this one being GREAT!

 Cynaera wrote: 
The British critic A.A. Gill called himself and his colleagues the " chatterati " and this seems spot-on. BTW, I knew him when he worked in a Soho sex shop before he found fame. It all sort of fits.

 jhorton wrote: 

This one goes to 11...

Pete Seger song.  I prefer this version because Pete whistles on his...don't whistle on records please.

 Jörg_Asmussen wrote: 
LOL!      

Thanks for playing this!

 trissi wrote: 

Ha!

Great fun, this. Thank you! Reminds me I haven't played this CD in toooooo long.

 Cynaera wrote: 
I think you mean well, but that is really an awful comment.   I think you should think a little harder on that one.  Seriously.  Some of the things you say are really frightening.  I know many of us say critical and "troll" like things here.  We are just having fun and participating in the art process in what I would submit to you is a most important way.   Why do you read these posts?  Why post here yourself?  Do you realize that because you claim to like practically everything, your opinion on anything is almost ridiculous?  No one takes your praise to heart.  Artist know this, they are not stupid.  Most good and great novelists are also the most severe critics BTW.  Who would take anything you say seriously?  How are you even participating? Criticism is the very lifeblood of art and democracy.  That is truly a shameful comment.  Sorry Cy.  I still like you though.  

very fine! I first thought I was hearing Arlo Guthrie ... from his Running Down the Road album ... now I need to compare the two. :)

this song gives me dexterity envy.

When I saw Mike was recording w Kottke, it allowed me to give Phish another try. I'll always love Leo, tho

 Cynaera wrote: 
I'm pretty convinced he must have an extra hemisphere in his brain. (Richard Thompson, too).
 

 michaelgmitchell wrote: 
Oh hell yeah, big deal. Just push the "Play" button, lean back and enjoy : )

blech!

There are a million, " Genius," guitarists out there who make music that only appeals to awestruck guitarists. There's a reason why most people have never heard of them.

I bought this CD.  Damned thing had copy protection on it.  Pisses me off.

Kottke could play a washtub string and broomstick bass and still get a 10

 Jelani wrote: 
Well-said!  This is me, trying with all my might to extricate my foot from my mouth. (How that foot managed to get there in the first place is a total mystery to me, since I can't even touch my toes anymore.)