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2 juil. 2011 · Butch Hancock - You Coulda Walked Around the World. BayouConcerts. 399 subscribers. Subscribed. 68. 5.4K views 13 years ago. Butch Hancock performs at BayouConcerts on July 2nd,...
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Butch Hancock performs live in Dripping Springs, Texas. Butch is accompanied by son Rory Hancock and Jimmie Dale Gilmore. Recorded November, 2013.
Butch Hancock plays "You Coulda Walked Around the World" (at City Tavern in Dallas, Texas, on January 24, 2013).
Album. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1997 CD release of "You Coulda Walked Around The World" on Discogs.
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- Lord of The Highway
- Dressed to The Nines
- Down on The Drag
- Tombstones
- Split & Slide III
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"Was anyone here 20 years ago?" Austin's old guard hoots and hollers. "None of those songs will be played!" Sporting a black hat, black T-shirt, and jeans, with a denim work shirt and boots – looking Robert Duvall rugged – Butch Hancock waves a thick stack of paper off the stool next to him onstage. "As you can see, I've got a lot of lyrics. I've b...
Same black hat, black T, and this time, a crimson work shirt and bolero tie clipped with a silver steer; Hancock once again is introduced by Griff Luneburg. "This is my favorite run at the Cactus since 1981," gushes the proprietor. "Butch has been our muse." "Good to see someof you again," jokes Hancock to another overflowing house. Fatigue has alr...
Not all songs learn to fly. "I think I'll start with a Townes song," offers Hancock first. "I'll just do a whole night of Townes' songs." In the light and half shadows, when his voice hits a high reedy note, Hancock looks and sounds like Willie Nelson. The 65-year-old Lubbock native belongs on that same ticket, the LBJ of Lone Star songwriters. TVZ...
Riding Thursday's momentum, Butch is all business Friday night. His most recent disc, 2006's War and Peace, reigns. Comic relief falls to his introduction by Griff Luneburg. "It's been quite the six months," announces the room's guardian of 29 years. "This is the last night of the crew under the umbrella," points Luneburg at the bustling bar, behin...
"The first artist I ever saw in Austin was Butch Hancock," reckons Griff Luneburg to a final standing-room-only crush. Three years later, 1981, the UT government major was spooning cream and sugar for the newly renovated Cactus Cafe when Hancock debuted at the campus coffeehouse. The next time the thirtysomething singer-songwriter played there, Lun...
"Lord of the Highway" "Be Careful What You Say to Trains" (first time performed) "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" (unrecorded) "Iditarod" (unrecorded) "Danglin' Diamond" (new) "Song From a Sad Bassoon" (unrecorded) "See the Way" (w/ Jimmie Dale Gilmore) "My Mind's Got a Mind of Its Own" (w/ Jimmie Dale Gilmore) "Just a Wave, Not the Water" (w/ Jimm...
"I'd Just as Soon Catch a Star" (unrecorded) "The Dog of Intermittent Love" ("the shortest one I got") "To Each His Own" (Eats Away the Night) "Low Lights of Town" (You Coulda Walked Around the World) "Dead Man's Road" (unrecorded) "Dressed to the Nines" (unrecorded) "Pine Cone" (new) "Smoothest Operator" (unrecorded) "Circumstance" (You Coulda Wal...
"No Place To Fall" (Townes Van Zandt cover) "Pleasures of Love" (unrecorded) "Bare Footprints" (You Coulda Walked Around the World) "One Last Chance To Change Your Mind" (unrecorded) "Prisoner of the Moon" (unrecorded) "The Road You're Standing On" (unrecorded) "Already Gone" (w/ John Train) (Cause of the Cactus cassette) "Blue Red River Train" (un...
"Give Them Water" (War and Peace) "Between Wars" (War and Peace) "No Thing" (new) "Bottom of It All" (new) "When the Good and the Bad Get Ugly" (War and Peace) "Chase" (You Coulda Walked Around the World) "Feast or Famine" (new) "Dry Land Farm" (West Texas Waltzes & Dust-Blown Tractor Tunes) "Julia" (Now Again) "Own and Own" (The Wind's Dominion) ...
"Mario y Maria" (The Wind's Dominion) "Billy, Boney and Ma" (Townes Van Zandt cover) "Mr. Mudd and Mr. Gold" (Townes Van Zandt cover) "New Jersey Lily" (No Two Alike tapes) "Man on a Pilgrimmage" (Firewater) "Red Chevrolet" (Jimmie Dale Gilmore) "Pancho & Lefty" (w/ BettySoo) "Dead Sweetheart Song No. 1" (w/ Jimmie Dale Gilmore) "Split & Slide" (w/...
1 janv. 2000 · You Coulda Walked Around the World by Butch Hancock released in 2000. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Bob Dylan’s Time Out Of Mind album has generated some of his best reviews in two decades and earned him the cover of Newsweek; Butch Hancock’s self-released You Coulda Walked Around The World isn’t likely to cause much of a ripple beyond the clubs where fans will come to hear these songs and perhaps buy a CD from the bandstand. Without ...
