While on the beach, I kicked some sand and this song came to mind. Not much listening while traveling. Will have some catch up, not ketchup, soon.. Read more

Al Dexter's tune corrupted by A.. Read more

This is a Bill Withers tune Q'd... Read more

Adapted from Harry McClintock's original version. Now, I know a little ditty, it's as crazy as can be The guy who wrote it said he wanted it, and handed it to me I found I couldn't use it, .. Read more

Another adapted, written by Tim O'Brein Sung by Jan Fabricius. {image1}.. Read more

Karaoke track, Jeff Wood's "Use Mine". Poignant story song... Read more

From the Tim O'Brein album "A Cup Of Sugar' adapted, Q'd. "Bear" Timothy O'Brien is an American country and bluegrass musician. In addition to singing, he plays guitar, fiddle, mandolin, banjo, bouz.. Read more

Heard of a song, titled "Bathtub Blues". There are several, was looking for an old version. Found this by Greg Brown, a childish style. Hoping to clean up with my version... Read more

Crashing head on with another CTD song, adapted. My doctor told me that it was time for me to have my X-ray..... Read more

The Crashing continues. In the Days of the Caveman, adapted the Brad Roberts, lead singer of the Dummies. Him and a guitarist, one on one. Warning, I get loud, or louder, in some sections, as Rober.. Read more

From the Crash Test Dummies' album; Wrecked and adapted by Q.. Read more

From the Crash Test Dummies, adaptations. Thomas Stearns Eliot OM was a poet, essayist, publisher, playwright, literary critic and editor. He is considered to be one of the 20th century's greatest po.. Read more

Crash Test Dummies, has attracted me. Adapted from their original, strapped in and took a chance, riding with them... Read more

Reqwested by Rick/Cash. The Strawberry Roan.. Read more

Cash, I'll see, hear, your Midnight Blues and raises you, "Bartender Blues", George Jones version. Considered calling it, with the current trend, Buzztender Blues... Read more

There are other versions of this poem/song, this version is an adapted Rex Allen's. Also know as, "The Sierry Petes (Tyin' Knots in the Devil's Tail)".. Read more

Returning to Rex, didn't leave, returning is'nt needed. Another Rex Allen tune, adapted..... Read more

AKA as "The Trusty Lariat". Rex Allen's version adaped and presented. Originally recorded in 1929 by Harry “Haywire Mac” McClintock, this is a mock-heroic shaggy dog response to the incursion of.. Read more

Continuing the Rex Allen songs. Adapted and Q'd. Some humorous, as is this one, some more serious, all enjoyble to me to share... Read more

Home, I am. Here, I am. Rex Allen's tune, adapted and Q'd... Read more

Johnny Cash's, "Further On Up the Road". presented as a departing song as I am going up the road Sunday morning. Expect to be gone about 3 weeks, give or take a few days. Goin' North, where the wea.. Read more

Baby, I got a Baby song... Read more

Another Rex Allen Original released in 1952, Q'd in 2024.. Read more

With all the knockings, just putting a few knocks of Rex Allen's. {image1}.. Read more

From my Rex Allen cache, Q'd. Now, look-a-here, Qwirky. Tell me why does the chicken cross the road? I think it's probably because he's hen-ter-taining some fowl ideas... Again, who was tha.. Read more