Son Volt 10/05 - Tear Stained Eye скачать видео бесплатно

Preston Lindbeck

Saw Son Volt at Red Rocks in May of 1999 shortly before Farrar disbanded the original lineup. They opened up for some hillbilly from Indiana. 

Dan Wheeler

Who is the kid blowing hot lava on the lead guitar?

Go Vols

Banjo! where is the banjo??

Kyle Carlson

@salernoslim are the greatest band still in existance.

Cody Maher

If learning is living, and the truth is a state of mindYou'll find it's better at the end of the line.

kidpoco

When I die, the original Son Volt will be the band playing in heaven :)

J Codyz

@gratefulcane yep, I was there. great hall

Daniel Gunter

Ste. Genevieve is a small town in southeast Missouri, south of St. Louis along the Mississippi River. It's one of the oldest towns in the U.S. west of the Mississippi. There was a great effort to save it from flooding in about '93 (if memory serves me well). But that's just a minor reference. The song is really about loss.

pf paul

@thunderFence In part at least its about a town called St Genevieve (southern part of USA) that was flooded. There is more to it however. Its also a song for a friend who you would meet anytime or anywhere. Whatever it cost you. Great song.

ramblingbling ta

what is this song about?

Nowerblocks

Are they all gone? How about the Be Good Tanya's and the Wood Brothers.

John Langstaff

There once was a great period- where we got Son Volt, Old 97s, the Jayhawks and some others like them- I miss this music.

baseballfanatixx

Fantastic.

jon welsh

The Pageant, St. Louis, MO. 10/29/05

WhackamoGiacomo

What venue was this? I saw them right around that time at the Fillmore in San Francisco

hippietrucker67

i saw son volt in toronto in '98...still stands as one the most amazing rock and roll experiences i've ever had...

pharm30

Love Son Volt, thanks alot.

PlasticNerd

Wish I wrote this! Just beautiful.Thanks,PN.

arkgunslinger

Jay Farrar is the greatest. Thanks for posting!

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