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Count down to Jubliee


Michael Doc Watson

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Maybe too early to start a count down but why not…

It’s now fifty eight days until the Jubliee.

This is the closest I can find to 58.

Played live by the Grateful Dead in their very early days in 1966

 

 

 

“Went down to the southern county
Drive across the border line
Rope fifty five girls
You know I kiss them all at the same time
I take twenty five or thirty
I'd put them on a freight
That's a million dollar reward for me
In each and every state

 

Jesse James and Frank James
Billy Kid, all the rest
Supposed to be some bad cats
Out in the West
But when they dug me
And my gangster ways
They hung up their guns
And made it to the grave

I jump on my white horse, Cadillac
I ride across the border line
I rope sixty five girls
I kiss them all the same time
I take twenty five or thirty
I'd put them all on a freight
A million dollar reward for me
Each and every state
The Sheriff says, is you Guitar Watson?
In a very deep voice
I say, yes Sir, brother Sheriff, and that's your wife on the back of my horse. “

Now, can you guess who wrote this old song ?

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So it's now forty four days to the Jubliee and I'm about to Go Up the Country to the Blue Ridge Mountains for a nice DSO run thru Carolina

Up on the Blue Ridge mountain, there I'll take my stand
Up on the Blue Ridge mountain, there I'll take my stand
A rifle on my shoulder, six-shooter in my hand
Lord, Lord, I've been all around this world

Lulu, my Lulu, come and open the door
Lulu, my Lulu, come and open the door
Before I have to walk on in with my old forty-four
Lord, I've been all around this world

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Tra la! It's May!
The lusty month of May!
That lovely month when ev'ryone goes
Blissfully astray.
Tra la! It's here!
That shocking time of year
When tons of wicked little thoughts
Merrily appear!
It's May! It's May!

Only 25 more days !

 

Ragtime solid for twenty five miles
Then slip over to the Cajun style
Bar car loaded with rhythm and blues
Rock and roll wailing in the old caboose

Long train running from coast to coast
Bringing 'long the party where they need it the most
Whup on the box car, beat on the bell
Nothing else shaking so you might just as well

Might as well, might as well
(Might as well, might as well)
Might as well, might as well

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On 5/2/2017 at 9:21 AM, PoetryGirl said:

I hope Frank Tenneyson is back along with the yoga  teacher. I loved that bit of Jubilee. 

and "Big John", the meditation teacher...He's normally at the festivals.

and "Chicago Mike" for our annual, first day walk around together.

and maybe even "Alice in Wonderland"

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It feels like a perfect night to dress up like hipsters
And make fun of our exes, uh uh uh uh
It feels like a perfect night for breakfast at midnight
To fall in love with strangers uh uh uh uh
Yeah
We're happy free confused and lonely at the same time
It's miserable and magical oh yeah
Tonight's the night when we forget about the deadlines, it's time uh oh
I don't know about you but I'm feeling 22
Everything will be alright, if you keep me next to you
You don't know about me, but I bet you want to
Everything will be alright, if we just keep dancing like we're 22
 
Twenty two more days till we're all together at the Jubliee !
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On 4/15/2017 at 7:17 AM, Michael Doc Watson said:

Forty days now .....someone must have used "forty" in a song or story sonetime

And it's been forty days
I've tried forty ways
You will never quite leave your sins behind
They'll haunt you, taunt you until the day you die

You will never really go
You think about it much but you need to know how the story ends, so you sit around, even though you should just go
Tell your friends what you have heard, show them all the lies unlearned
And when you really go, you will really know you were never meant for mirth

                                                                           Streetlight Manifesto

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In 1914 I started to roam
Out through Wyoming, no money, no home
I went drifting along with the tide
And landed on the Great Divide

Railroading on the Great Divide
Nothing around me but the Rockies and sky
It's there you'll find me as the years roll by
Railroading on the Great Divide

Ask any old timer in old Cheyenne
Wyoming railroading's the best in the land
A long steel rail and a short cross tie
Laid across the Great Divide

Railroading on the Great Divide
Nothing around me but the Rockies and sky
It's there you'll find me as the years roll by
Railroading on the Great Divide

As I look out across the fields
Number 3's a-coming, the fastest on wheels
Through old Laramie she glides with pride
And rolls across the Great Divide

 

“The Dead played this once, on 11 June 1969 at a concert billed as Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck. The song was originally performed by the Carter Family, but it seems most likely that the Dead learnt it from the New Lost City Ramblers' version.”    Reference: Grateful Dead Lyric & Song Finder

 

 only 19 more days until the Jubliee !!!!

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Being free, being wild, being bulletproof
Back then we were rebels without a clue
Nothing in the world that we wouldn't do
Whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh
Didn't give a damn what people say
We were doing it, doing it our way
I wish that we could always stay
Nineteen and crazy

By Bomshel

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On ‎5‎/‎4‎/‎2017 at 11:26 AM, Mason's Child said:

I know a Chicago Mike. 

Chicago Mike is a good dude, Ask him about "Lebowski fest" for some good entertaining stories.

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Its been 18 days
Since I'd look at myself
I don't wanna have to change
If I don't then no one will
Is it my state of mind
Or is it just everything else
I don't wanna have to be here
I don't understand it now

From "18 Days" by Saving Abel
(Songwriters JARED WEEKS, JASON NULL)

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In Eighteen 14 we took a little trip

Along with Col. Jackson down the mighty Mississip

Took a little bacon, took a little beans

caught the bloody British in the town of New Orleans

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8 hours ago, Taper Ron said:

3/25/72 Academy Of Music New York, NY

Billed as Jerry Garcia and Friends, but it was the Grateful Dead with Bo Diddley joining them for the first set. 

Garcia plays pedal steel On Looks Like Rain. Dick's Picks 30 contains part of this show

Listen Here

Ah I see now. Song is mis-titled in almost all set lists. Eighteen Children is actually Ride On Josephine.

E. McDaniel songwriter

Also was Donna's first show

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