Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 22463 – 854:
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I had planned on doing a humorous piece about how mattsnyder1970 jumped the gun and made a recording of my Country & Western song, Celery Country. He did it in his post For The Love Of Celery. He did it A Capella and it was really quite the thing to hear. I am going to refer to it as a bootleg recording because he didn’t exactly have all the permissions in place when he did it. His wife said it was the worst country song ever, although Matt assures me she was referring to his singing. I know it wasn’t perfect because Jacqui Murray, educator, book author, and all-around cool person over at Word Dreams blog, said I didn’t have a train in it. * Heavy Sigh * I will try and do better next time.
I seldom, I think maybe one time, reblog anything. I normally post my own stuff. I would like to ask you to please consider visiting Dumbest Blogger’s post called Bible Stories #8; Don’t Be One Of The Cool Kids. It’s not humorous, really, and it’s not dumb, but it is important.
Comments
20 responses to “Bootleg Recording and A Smart Blog”
Stardom and fame are just around the bend.
Nah. We’re cool.
lol. I can feel it in the air. Oh, wait. That’s smoke from the wildfires…
Sorry Herb won’t happen again, you want me to take it down ? 😳😕
Nah. We’re cool.
oh that’s good thanks for the reprieve, at least I gave you credit ya know
Very true or I would have been mad. This way we all get a little publicity and have a little harmless fun.
I heard that song and started crying my little heart out It was so beautiful
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Laugh, no matter what happens
It was pretty cool.
It needs a train though 🤣🤣
It started a train of thought…
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Choo-Choo! Thanks for the shout-out/reblog.
You deserve it.
Hmm
Yes. Hmm, indeed.
I’ve come to realize all great country songs don’t have a train, Herb. Arlington, the Hank Williams drinking songs. I withdraw my earlier… comment.
lol. Withdrawal accepted.
I know some people are fascinated with trains. I love trains too. Even though NJ transit is quite on the ugly side, I still enjoy the ride before the pandemic.
I like them as well. There’s a kind of mystique associated with them.