Dat's some sweet ass slide

 voicers wrote: 
Seconded. The Subdudes sure aren't sub-par!

One of the coolest names for a band.... 

Makes me think of Anders Osborne. Pretty good.

Love the subdudes! Thanks for playing them. :)

There is a very cool version of this done by The Iguanas as well. That's the first one I'd heard and it's much more mariachi Tex-Mex sounding.

I remember watching this band play in an old dusty barn in Texas about 20 years ago.  I was amazed that they didn't have a drum set, just a tambourine that sounded better than any drum set I had ever heard.

Long live the dudes.

ATTA BOY TOMMY!  dis ain't no monkey ranch.

What time is it, anyway?

This is an Awesome CD! If you like Little Feat, Dr. John and The Neville Brothers, you'll love this band! Good cajun boogiedown music. :D

great tune!  Love that nawlins feel.    One thing  -this song isn't off "Annuciation" - it's from "Primitive Streak".  Had chance to see them at a bar in Phoenix a few years ago - hot damn! 

More Zydeco!

YES YES YES!!! More Subdudes please!

love that slide guitar keeps that night time theme goin' and I don't have this song, gonna have to rectify that, not sure why its rated so low ya'll listenin' to the same song I did?

 nagsheadlocal wrote: 

no kidding! man, do i love this song. and this band.

now i want to do some curls, too. and dancin!

Man, nothing like a thumping backbeat and a nasty guitar to get me ready for some 12-oz curls on a Friday evening.

Man, this boy is "sliding" .......... does Sonny Landreth play with these guys?

(Sonny in his usual "cool slide" mode)

Love this band!

 Ericac wrote: 

Yahoo!  I get to hear it today!  I must be living right, better go get a lottery ticket.

I believe one of the band members has a brother who is in the Radiators, another fine band.

Just looking back at some of today's music that I missed. Darn, I wish I heard this one, I can't tell you how long it's been since I've heard the Subdudes. What a great band.

lwilkinson wrote:
They have a library of great music, "Poor man's paradise" is worth having a listen to.

Well that's the polite gringo version of things, gabacho.

Tranquilo senor estadounidense, I didn't call you any bad names!

UltraNurd wrote:

Dude. The term in question was America, not Americans.

Americans are indeed from the U.S.A. They are also from the rest of the Americas--North, South, Meso, and Central. Except in the rest of the hemisphere, the residents have the decency to call themselves by their nationality. All your list proves is how good the U.S.A. is at taking credit that should be shared with others.

Bix a wilik le ba'alo' waa? (yep, that's an AMERICAN language)


lwilkinson wrote:

lwilkinson wrote:

I will point out that, in at least Mexican Spanish, the term for people from the USA is "estadosunidenses", or roughly, United States-ians :oP.

"America" and "The United States" (heck, we sometimes lay claim to just "The States") are commonly used shorthands for "United States of America", which is the official internationally recognized country name.

I would agree that most English speakers use America in the shorthand sense, and would specify South or North when referring to one of the continents, or "The Americas" when referring to both collectively.

lwilkinson wrote:
hi. i am brazilian.

Otomi wrote:

Sorry dude. America IS a country.

North to South.....

Canadians..
Americans (no such term as United States-ians)
Mexicans
Costa Ricans
Panamians..
Brazilians
Peruvians
etc., etc.