Sunday Afternoon Tunes
Sometimes I find songs that are amazing to me, even if they weren't recorded in the 80s. And it's at times like that when I'm really glad I have another blog. Aren't the harmonies on this just about the most gorgeous thing EVER?
"After the Goldrush"
"After the Goldrush"
Labels: Dolly inspired
cobbled together by Moi at 1:42 PM
15 Comments:
Chills, I tell you! I've got chills!
very nice. I love tight vocal harmonies.
And I like how they all have different-colored hair.
Today is a good day!..:)
Can't see or hear a thing. Hamsters. I trust you.
They could sing the blue light specials at K-Mart and I would still have goose pimples. Talent from here to breakfast I tellz ya.
(clicks heels)
i tried so hard Auntie Raine- i even closed my eyes- but Dolly parton makes my skin crawl!
On a road trip today, I put in Patty Griffin, "Flying Trapeze". Emmylou sings back up vocals. CD is 'Children Running Through" Good stuff.
love that!
Mols, this is not going to affect your favorite neice status.
Dolly rules.
Someday you'll understand.
Very pretty.
Loves me some Dolly. I hear the harmonies, but hers is the only voice I can clearly distinguish -- did the producers bump her up a little? This is great ...
... ALMOST as good as Emmylou singing with Alison Krauss and Gillian Welch on the O Brother, Where Art Thou soundtrack.
(ducking, but steadfast in my belief)
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
(Red, I love the Oh Brother soundtrack.)
Who doesn't love the "O Brother" soundtrack? Point 'em out and I'll pelt them with pots of Dapper Dan pomade.
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