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When I met a man who had his hand out.
So I gave him, gave him a dollar,
But as I walked away I heard him call out,
"Tell me Brother, can you see the sun
From where you're standin' now?
I've been up and I've been down,
But I've never been to this part of town."
So I started thinkin' 'bout, this world we live in,
And about how far I've got my hand in.
Sometimes it seems that all we have, we have taken,
But maybe next time, won't be the forsaken.
Tell me Brother, can you see the sun
From where you're standin' now?
I've been up and I've been down,
But I've never been to this part of town.
So I went to see my girl, told her about my day.
She said, "Life can be that way.
But don't give up, don't give up, no,
'Cause where there is love, there is hope."
Tell me Brother, can you see the sun
From where you're standin' now?
I've been up and I've been down,
But I've never been here before.
Tell me Brother, can you see the sun
From where you're standin' now?
I've been up and I've been down,
But I've never been to this part of town.
yes Imagi. We. Are. Everywhere.
Rest in Peace Mikey Houser!!!!!!!!!!!
Tell me brother, can you see the sun, from where you're standing now?"
I agree but for some weird reason still like this song.
Ummm... because it's a good song? A really good song, actually..
Is it too much to ask for a little David Bowie?
Now, this fellow may have a dull voice (to some ears), but Kermit the Frog did not.
I was thinking of Phish—and that is NOT a good thing—what a forgettable band.
I've heard a lot better from Widespread Panic. Something from them with a little more pep, maestro!
+ 1 on the Steve Miller sound on this one.
The music compensates somehow though...creates a cool mood in my mind.
exactly
I agree but for some weird reason still like this song.
Today: 10:47 am -> 7:01 pm - A RP "must", more than excellent setlist.
The music compensates somehow though...creates a cool mood in my mind.
love this song soooo much...
14th Annual Hannah's Buddies Charity Classic, March 22-23, 2013
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The Hannah's Buddies Charity Classic attracts more than 250 golfers from around the U.S. each year. The tournament includes a four-person scramble at the Grand Cypress in Orlando, Florida. Following the tournament, there will be an award reception.
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Goody bag
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Particularly the lead guitar! Love it.
Of or pertaining to the stars. Like a star, as in brilliance, shape, etc. Pertaining to a preeminent performer, athlete, etc.
; ) hope this helps.
By the way, I am hearing shades of Steve Miller Band in this number
Yup, I hear what you hear. I think it's the lead vocal in octaves a la Miller's "Serenade" that makes it strike that chord.
I suspect that this may creep up to an 8 upon further listenings....
They misspelled the name of a perfectly good beer.
Lead singer's voice reminds me of Eeyore. 1wolfy wrote: wingfinger wrote: Lead singer's voice reminds me of Tom Petty. |
Oh well, never mind.....
Of or pertaining to the stars. Like a star, as in brilliance, shape, etc. Pertaining to a preeminent performer, athlete, etc.
; ) hope this helps.
By the way, I am hearing shades of Steve Miller Band in this number
You Rock On p
1wolfy wrote:
Of or pertaining to the stars. Like a star, as in brilliance, shape, etc. Pertaining to a preeminent performer, athlete, etc.
; ) hope this helps.
By the way, I am hearing shades of Steve Miller Band in this number
Georgia Music Hall of Fame Ceremony
September 20, 2008
Whoa dood...that's the epitome of profundity!
Widespread Smile by *GRhoades
Greg Rhoades ©2009-2010 *GRhoades
John Bell of Widespread Panic
VooDoo 2009
John Bell and Jimmy Herring & Widespread Panic are joined by Susan Tedeschi on this sweet version of Little Wing.
Jimmy Herring has played with Jazz is Dead, The Grateful Dead, Aquarium Rescue Unit, The Allman Bros, and now Widespread Panic.
All the bad aspects of Petty's voice, with none of the appeal. "Singer" is really a stretch.
Let's all work together to keep Romeo from any WSP concerts okay? This tune is great even.
Dam. I had no idea their lead guitarist & genius songwriter died. Hichael Houser on wiki. Anyways, this is a great, mellow track.
It's ear friendly.
A young Willie Nelson? Was that during The Crimean War? Actually, he sort of does though, I just couldn't resist the opening.
what's he talking about? it's pretty clear man.
I was walkin' the other day with my head down,
When I met a man who had his hand out.
So I gave him, gave him a dollar,
But as I walked away I heard him call out,
"Tell me Brother, can you see the sun
From where you're standin' now?
I've been up and I've been down,
But I've never been to this part of town."
So I started thinkin' 'bout, this world we live in,
And about how far I've got my hand in.
Sometimes it seems that all we have, we have taken,
But maybe next time, we'll be the forsaken.
So I went to see my girl, told her about my day.
She said, "Life can be that way.
But don't give up, don't give up, no,
'Cause where there is love, there is hope."
mikey houser - hell yeah.
tell me brother, can you see the sun from where you're standing now?
wrong. so very wrong.
Vocals reiminscent of Steve Miller during chorus, followed by Tom Petty singing "...part of town.'
More WP!
Fine with me.