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Wow -- never heard this version, just the Sunday Concert

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I'd rather drive that old Ford stakebody than a new Toyota Tundra or Nissan Titan GM should sue Nissan for stealing the Titan name. It was on a Chevy or GMC Cabover semi truck.

Classic song!

Nice song. I love sea shanties.

Beautiful song. The melody is so perfectly crafted. The words and their meaning are powerful.

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Wow! It’s been forever since I’ve been around but I’m so glad I found this tonight. I love this Mike…really beautiful and lovely. Hope you’re doing well these days…you’re sounding great!😊

almost like the original Gordon Lightfoot recording,without the percussion or a string ensemble

I wish I could get this song on streaming services

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Beautiful version. Bless you! One of the photos of the Cherokee women was Elvis Presley's great grandmother. A heartbreak, which shattered this continent straight to the bone, and soul. Impossible to heal, or make straight.

The lyrics about the doctor are “He comes and he leaves on a dobbin.” A dobbin is a horse. Lightfoot liked using the poetic old words.

Power

Yes!!!

This song was the theme song for the film Guess who is coming to dinner -starring Sydney poitier.

She carried 44 guns standard and could carry many more. 32 was well below her capability and I don't think she ever carried so few.

I love this. Everything about it- the lyrics, the music, and now another great voice .

Best version I’ve heard … next to mine ! Finally someone on you tube got it right

Very good !!!!! 2022

Downshifting involves double clutching but as you have it in Neutral, tap the gas pedal a bit then complete the downshift. It's a little tricky to learn but you'll get it with practice. I always loved driving our '51 F5. Once my Uncle Harry taught me to drive it I became his chauffer -- he never drove that truck again. LOL

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Mike! Sounding good! How are you these days? It ain't like it used to be...

Very nice performance. You’re voice has some Colter Wall in it for sure.

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First I heard of him was a comedy song called Road Hog, so looked him up. He wrote some good music.

Love this song.

😌...God Bless them All ❤

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As a current Steel Mill Worker of 11yrs in Reading, Pa? This song hits home. Thanks for the cover, Dude. Well done.

From Titanic?

Thank you for some beautiful covers of my fellow Canadian Gordon Lightfoot.

A well-known story surrounding one of Loudermilk's songs is that, when he was asked by the Viva! NashVegas radio show about the origins of the Raiders' hit song "Indian Reservation," he fabricated the story that he wrote the song after his car was snowed in by a blizzard and he was taken in by Cherokee Indians.[10] A self-professed prankster,[1] he spun the tale that a Cherokee chieftain, "Bloody Bear Tooth" asked him to make a song about his people's plight and the Trail of Tears, even going so far as to claim that he had later been awarded "the first medal of the Cherokee Nation", not for writing the song, but for his "blood"; further fabricating that his "great-great grandparents, Homer and Matilda Loudermilk" were listed on the Dawes Rolls.[10] Had this tall tale been true, he would have been a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, which he was not.[10] In spite of the song's title, neither the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, nor the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, nor the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma communities (the only federally-recognized Cherokee tribes) are known as "reservations."

I don't think i had ever heard this one before. i guess wrecks on the Great Lakes are a lot more popular.

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You've taken tremendous strides in your songwriting skills..