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Would ya's miss me?
I saw the movie, but can't really remember it. 
WhiteNoise wrote:I've been hearing this song lately in a commercial, which one I don't know because frankly I don't care what's being advertised. It's the song and the voice that is so captivating, calming yet haunting to me.
I want to ride the countryside listening to this song and that voice!
My fear is I may never return
Don't gve up! The singing starts at 2:20!
From the movie "Paint Your Wagon" released October 15, 1969 with Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood and Jean Seberg. Adapted from the Musical version from 1951.
My Mom, (who just turned 90 Oct. 4th) loves this movie and Any movie with boyfriend Clint in it
It's my new Riding Song. Enjoy
I have skipped all musicals in life, but I'm up for a good movie... so is any of this old crap on Netflix's?you you wrote:Paint your wagon was great as was Camelot and South Pacific
I did enjoy this videoGatorGreg wrote:Awesome song and vid - I loved it! The line "mules are made to pack" reminded me of my trip this summer to the Grand Canyon - here's a pointless vid I made comparing my mule to my old Ninja 300 that some of you two-wheelers may enjoy
but rather I ride a ninja though a hurricane than hobble along on a cliff waiting for a rock to fall on my head or snake to spook my mule. That was a ballsy ride brother and it completely scared ME! The end is really scary because I had the volume up so high to hear you.... then 
Thanks homie - sorry about that sudden burst of noise at the endhomie wrote:I did enjoy this videoGatorGreg wrote:Awesome song and vid - I loved it! The line "mules are made to pack" reminded me of my trip this summer to the Grand Canyon - here's a pointless vid I made comparing my mule to my old Ninja 300 that some of you two-wheelers may enjoy
I should try to edit that last half second out - I guess I hit the camera's mic or something. This was actually one of the tamer parts of the ride where we were basically very close to the bottom of the canyon already as we neared the Colorado River. The parts where we were rapidly descending/ascending switchbacks was the scary part - there was one spot coming down that our guide said was called "Jesus Corner" which I can say is very aptly named One of these days I'll upload the scary parts of the video. Come on homie, if Alice and Cindy Brady can do it so can youhomie wrote:OH HELL NO! not in a million years would homey venture out to that extent. You're some kind of mountain man at heart. I will be happy with video visuals thank you, I bet your liability waver was three pages long and there is a pile of bones at the bottom of that Jesus corner.
homie wrote:Marcia Brady.... luuuuuuuuuuuve
mules dies
mules stumbles
mule see's snake
mule gets hit in head with rock
homie gets hit in head with rock
homie falls off, mule survives
homie panics, mule jumps off with homie
rock slide
earth quake
just gimmy the Ninga
case in study 
I was going to look for a classic tonight on TV but Woodlawn is calling me out to the theater... I always support the Christian effort.WhiteNoise wrote: Whatcha got homie? 2yous has seen them all
I call your Sara song and raise you oneWhiteNoise wrote:^^ 2yous, you mean Cindy or Jan? Who's Sara? An ol flame?
Love me a Sara song...this one
Year?
They were actually pretty good and I even took a pic - it's amazing to me all the old crap I still have on my phone! Here is my concert review > Thanks, Link Fixed ~ WN ~WhiteNoise wrote:White Rabbit? I sang it many times back then. Great Song!!
Hall & Oates! Sara Smile. Always liked that one
Are We Still playing Sara/Sarah?
Okay, Here's another - Stevie Nicks Style (2008) Live
(Not a fan of that song, but heh! To each ears own
I couldn't think of any others so I googled for more and there's nothing left really - just some relatively obscure songs by Bob Dylan, Thin Lizzy, and Genesis