Rainy day music? You can hear that here every day since 2 Weeks! Awful! ( i mean the weather) !

 h8rhater wrote: 
He's a graphic designer, so it's in his strike zone. Still, ya gotta wonder why he bothers to get up in the morning...

awww —- This song song makes me sad and happy at the same time. I remember REALLY getting into Jayhawks songs back in 2002 back during the tech bust when I was searching for work and a "Reason to Be". This song is so nostalgic to me, then and now.

I loves me some Jayhawks...

 Papernapkin wrote: 
Wow... you just can't help but be negative even when you got nuthin'

 rcurrier wrote: 

Tommorow the Green Grass and Blue Earth are awesome. I was not as impressed with Hollywood Town Hall. In fact on Blue Earth - they did an alternate (first version) of the song Two Angels.

Reminds me of Wilco - and in a good way, I might add. . .

I'm thinkin' Bob might like this.........

Marina!

 Bosonator wrote:


As yet another opinion, I found this album—while quite enjoyable—to have kind of a sameness. Whereas Hollywood Town Hall is my favorite Jayhawks album, with more variety of sound.

But as to the original question, yes, picking up a full Jayhawks album is well worth it. 

 Tana wrote:



 
2003 is correct. It was released on American/Lost Highway. American re-released it in 2006. Dunno about the "version" tho'. Only one that I know of.

 Rickvee wrote:

 

Is the correct answer.

Poor cover design. Imagery and type are good, but the composition is amateurish.

Does anyone know the original release date? Amazon link says 2003 for "this version."

Love the song. Love the band.

This song's hook stays with me more than any other Jayhawks's tune..with the possibly the exception of "Blue"..I miss these guys..

Your pretty little hairdo
Don't do what it used to



Misterfixit wrote:

Such a fitting comment from Misterfixit

Once again...

This track has a mixing glitch 8 bars in from the front. Either that or the data track on RP's machine is skipping.

Other than that, I think this is fairly ho-hum. They are pretty proficient, however and this track is good listening for driving and elevating.

This song doesn't match the icy snow outside.

*sigh*
Just not my style. Whiney. Guess there have to be a few 3's in my list.

TriskyJen wrote:

Forgetting Ohio. Neil Young. My favorite.

kevin36 wrote:

That's the best mondegreen i've heard in a long time. LOL

Sounds like a young Roger Daltry???

pigglywiggly wrote:

I thought it was "Kitty brittle bread pruned."

LOVE IT!
great Friday song!
BTW its raining in Phila

I used to think the first line of this song was
"Pretty little head wound, don't do what it used to"!
I think I like that better.

topherg87 wrote:

Yup. I was pleasently surprised to find out that this entire album (Songs for a Rainy Day) was just as good as any of the cuts played on RP. One of their earlier albums (Hollywood Town Square) didn't impress me as much, however. Not as consistent.

topherg87 wrote:
I discovered this band on RP and liked their music a lot. Last year I bought "Tomorrow the Green Grass." It's a very nice album that I can recommend. Worth the money.