Biografía:
Adam Carroll was born and raised in Texas, a state that has produced more than a few singer/songwriters with an uncanny ability to read the souls and touch the hearts of their listeners. With Far Away Blues, his debut album for Blue Corn Music, Adam Carroll joins the short list of down- home storytellers able to take the everyday events of ordinary lives and turn them into deeply moving, and often quite humorous, songs. Far Away Blues is more introspective
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Otras canciones:
- Amandas Song
- Bernadine
- Black Flag Blues
- Blondie And Dagwood
- Bubble Gum Or Bad Karma
- Caine River Blues
- Errols Song
- Gulf Coast Losers
- Highway Prayer
- Home Again
- Hunters Song
- Karaoke Cowboy
- Lacy
- Mr Snowcone Man
- Oklahoma Gypsy Shuffler
- Ol Milwaukees Best
- Pokin Around In The Ashes
- Race Car Joe
- Red Bandana Blues
- Rice Birds
- Rosemarys Song
- Silver Lakeside
- Smoky Mountain Taxi
- South Of Town
- The Dirty South
- The Girl With The Dirty Hair
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Adam Carroll - Red Bandana Blues
Capo: 2nd Fret
D A G D
Two tied-dyed brain fried misfits who lived in a shack in the back of the Bodark Woods
D A G A
A Caddo guy and a Crockett girl worked hard at staying stoned as best they could
Bm G D
Coming up in the night they were high as a Christmas moon
Bm G A
Coming down was the fear in the four walls of their room
G D G D
They were two hardcore junkies and they stayed drunker than a bunch of monkeys
D Bm
There were barrels of laughter with no time left to lose
G D G D
They had nightmares and needles, with the Stones and the Beatles
G A
they kept all the straight laced businessmen confused
G A D
and the days went by with the red bandana blues
Well ivy was grown o’r their heavenly homes
And their only companions were the chickens and the doves
When the law had em’ made they got laid in the shade
And their face was the grace from the good lord up above
Making love in the woods was peaceful most of the time
The revolution was the last thing on their minds
They were tough, foul mouthed and lazy, they ate biscuits and gravy
They wore blue bell-bottomed jeans and platform shoes
They slapped at the insects, while they laughed at the rednecks
They kept all the straight laced businessmen confused
And the days went by with the red bandana blues, all right
They wore black suspenders on all day benders
And the world was changing and the kids were running wild
They got grey hairs sat in rocking chairs
And built a great big cradle for a new born flower child
And they never grew up and they never moved to town
But they kind of faded away when the Bodarks got cut down
They had bad luck and good times, cold beer and pork rinds
And the Sunday funnies were the only worthy news
They had nightmares and needles, with the Stones and the Beatles
They kept all the straight laced businessmen confused
Yeah, they were low down and worthless but they were nice on the surface
They got by just fine on whatever they could use
And in trouble they got deeper as they grew their crops of reefer
Because business and pleasure were two words they got confused
And the days went by with the red bandana blues, hey
Capo: 2nd Fret
D A G D
Two tied-dyed brain fried misfits who lived in a shack in the back of the Bodark Woods
D A G A
A Caddo guy and a Crockett girl worked hard at staying stoned as best they could
Bm G D
Coming up in the night they were high as a Christmas moon
Bm G A
Coming down was the fear in the four walls of their room
G D G D
They were two hardcore junkies and they stayed drunker than a bunch of monkeys
D Bm
There were barrels of laughter with no time left to lose
G D G D
They had nightmares and needles, with the Stones and the Beatles
G A
they kept all the straight laced businessmen confused
G A D
and the days went by with the red bandana blues
Well ivy was grown o’r their heavenly homes
And their only companions were the chickens and the doves
When the law had em’ made they got laid in the shade
And their face was the grace from the good lord up above
Making love in the woods was peaceful most of the time
The revolution was the last thing on their minds
They were tough, foul mouthed and lazy, they ate biscuits and gravy
They wore blue bell-bottomed jeans and platform shoes
They slapped at the insects, while they laughed at the rednecks
They kept all the straight laced businessmen confused
And the days went by with the red bandana blues, all right
They wore black suspenders on all day benders
And the world was changing and the kids were running wild
They got grey hairs sat in rocking chairs
And built a great big cradle for a new born flower child
And they never grew up and they never moved to town
But they kind of faded away when the Bodarks got cut down
They had bad luck and good times, cold beer and pork rinds
And the Sunday funnies were the only worthy news
They had nightmares and needles, with the Stones and the Beatles
They kept all the straight laced businessmen confused
Yeah, they were low down and worthless but they were nice on the surface
They got by just fine on whatever they could use
And in trouble they got deeper as they grew their crops of reefer
Because business and pleasure were two words they got confused
And the days went by with the red bandana blues, hey
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