Book by Songwriter/Singer Tom Russell
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2020 7:34 pm
Tom Russell is a fan of the old weird America.
Even SSS might like this-even though it was brought to my attention by the Sons of the Pioneers.
https://frontierpartisans.com/20865/bad-trouble-ensues/
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Tom Russell, one of the great American singer-songwriters, done wrote a book. Against The Blood.
>>>>"“A few words on the saga: Welcome to 1953. A Pima Indian and a young cowboy songwriter are driving across the Great Western Deserts on an odyssey to pick up a load of saddles… discussing Western history in a dying film era when there were 100,00 horses in the L.A Basin.
A coming of age, behind the barns saga, in an America soon to be altered by color TV, corn flake commercials, freeways, and rock and roll. Bad trouble ensues.
Hold Fast, dear reader. Hang and rattle.”
— Tom Russell
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Order form from Frontera Records embedded in the Frontier Partisans post.
I am especially drawn to the closing of the horse age.
As I wrote once in a riff on past lives taking off on Patton's "Through a Glass Darkly."
"There is something missing in this time and it took me a while to figure it out. The horses are gone and things just aren't the same without them."
Even SSS might like this-even though it was brought to my attention by the Sons of the Pioneers.
https://frontierpartisans.com/20865/bad-trouble-ensues/
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Tom Russell, one of the great American singer-songwriters, done wrote a book. Against The Blood.
>>>>"“A few words on the saga: Welcome to 1953. A Pima Indian and a young cowboy songwriter are driving across the Great Western Deserts on an odyssey to pick up a load of saddles… discussing Western history in a dying film era when there were 100,00 horses in the L.A Basin.
A coming of age, behind the barns saga, in an America soon to be altered by color TV, corn flake commercials, freeways, and rock and roll. Bad trouble ensues.
Hold Fast, dear reader. Hang and rattle.”
— Tom Russell
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Order form from Frontera Records embedded in the Frontier Partisans post.
I am especially drawn to the closing of the horse age.
As I wrote once in a riff on past lives taking off on Patton's "Through a Glass Darkly."
"There is something missing in this time and it took me a while to figure it out. The horses are gone and things just aren't the same without them."