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Know the feeling… Another great rock’n’roll tune by Mr. McMurtry.

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Thanks for sharing Wendy. He's with you. ❤

So agreed! Loved them since forty odd years. Core memories. I can feel where I'm was. Magic!

From Australia best band I’ve heard

My dad loved this song, we played it during a slideshow at his funeral. I was 17 and now I am 22 and constantly come back to this song. Hug your loved ones tighter, you will never know the last time you see them.

Look up the lyrics: NO ONE can understand them. There are at least several versions. Someone needs to ask the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, but they can't understand it either.

Great

Country girl knows how to do it

Get this! I was at a gents lunch yesterday in southern France, Texas Bill was next to me who grew up in South Missouri, these guys were mates of his. Love them. Some going back to The Old Grey Whistle Test in 70's UK.

Pure music

His Wha Wha......wonderfull

Gilbert Wayne Borders..⚘️⚘️

Knowing what I do of his career, I’d have to say the latter. It’s what makes him often duplicated never replicated❤

Happy vibes❤

Damn! I still get goosebumps listening to this song!!! Saw the OMD in the early 80s when KY102 sponsored a show in Warrensburg, MO for $1.02! Great show and truly gifted musicians. ❤❤❤

One of the best bands of all time I think

Wow🎉

One of the best ever

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Thx for the memorie

who the hell was E,E Lawson..???he sounds like one hell of a man.."sittin on the porch with a barrel of corn" classic

What a voice. As far as I remember this was on the album It'll shine when it shines from around 1975. I bought the album because I just loved the song Jackie Blue and still do.

E E Lawson sounds like a great guy to know. From a safe distance.

Leonard Cohen, also

What on earth are they singing about?

i took lessons from CE ...wonderful player, easy to get to know,can flat out play

Actually much more

I listen to you as much as Allman bros Tedischi trucks Led Zeppelin and Mac Miller.

Straight up look at you guys. A Missouri country girl like me take you down. And you’ll love it.❤

Always thought these guys and Black Oak could'a made something greater together.

I agree, best Bluestrack ever

Love you Gord...I really miss you sometimes....I hope you are with everyone else xo

I also am from Missouri and in particular was down near springfield and bolivar when they started out and I have been a fan ever since, they are my favorite band and agree, they are severely underrated

My brother brought this band home 2 me from St. Louis. I love the band and my brother turned into a jerk!!!🔊🎸🎹🎻🪕

I haven't heard EELawson in more than 30 years. It all came back like it was yesterday.

I used to go camping with my kids every year at the Ozark Campground on the Buffalo river with several other families. My friend Kent, LOVED this song so I learned it on guitar and we used to sing along every year. He later got Parkinson’s. He lost his business and could barely walk or talk. It was horrible. Was for him. He went to his cabin in the Ozark Mountains and took his life with a shotgun. I miss him. And miss Steve Cash of the OMDD. May you both RIP. ❤️🙏

Derek Trucks and Warren haynes doesn't get much better

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Saw them at Red Rocks in Colorado and got to meet them after the concert. I will never forget that, ever!

Santiago de chile 28th of dec., 2022, 10:08 am. Is everybody here this morning??

Went to school in Springfield with these guys always knew from the beginning that they would go far. Great guys

Hard workin

Really good memories in the 70s

the Best.

I've never heard this song before. I was going through my 1976 HS yearbook. A member of that class put the lyrics of this song on his Senior Page. J.M. Rene: if you ever see this message, I'd love to hear back from you. To show you're bona fide, you should name the hockey player also on your page.

My all time fave track 🙃🤘🎧🎼💚💯💯💯💯💯💯

Any you Ozark men still around? I’m a 59 year old Alton Il/ St. Louis country girl attorney.

Back in the day, this song used to come on at parties and everyone would start singing along at the top of their lungs.

These are my people.