Townes Van Zandt - Pancho and Lefty. Heartworn Highways скачать видео бесплатно

Joe Jackson

The Dylan of his place in time.

Pepe Suarez

Senor ... con Dios

Ken Barney

Really nice find. I loved it.

Joseph Gelb

say what u like about this dude or his music but the first time i heard this song by him changed my life forever

Tactical X-Rays

true country

Tina Norwood

I'm so glad we have this. God bless Townes Van Zandt.

terri purcell

God be good to you Townes and what a memory to leave behind

cheryl postlethwaite

he was as cool as fuck !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Robert Paxon

Did old black dude in the back have any idea how hard that white bitch was staring him down?

Dwayne Thornberry

According to Emmylou Harris, Townes Van Zandt said there are two kinds of music. There's blues and there's Zippity doo dah.

Butch Shipley

I discovered this guy many years after listening to his songs. Love the pure sound.

oldskoolgamer

63 people are feds

Scarlatti2007

Is this full documentary available anywhere?

stecklein7

What a GREAT find!!! Thanks so much for posting this ;) Warms my heart y'all.

Ivan Filchev

Pick it... and it wont ever heal!

Useless Voice

The definitive audio visual version of the song. Should be definitive intimate version period. . . . Period. ..........

Jacob Hensley

Pick it .. and it won't ever heal

nathanoman1

Townes rip

Blind Jack Cotton

[What real country music the way it was . . . and should be. Not this overproduced, "all hat, no cattle", pop-music crap that Nashville has been barfing out for the last few decades.] True... very true! Thanks for sharing this; I've always liked the raw feel of real Country music. Back when I was a kid, it wasn't called "Country" it was called "Country and Western". I wonder why they dropped the Western? It might have to do with that Nashville thing you were talking about? ie: Country = souther (Nashville), whereas Western = Texas and the far west (possibly New Mexico and Arizona, even up into the Northern Rockies, Colorado and Montana and Wyoming). Just a thought.

Bob Pinnola

Such a great song. Been playing Pancho and Lefty with the Suburban Brothers Band for about 20 years. Song has a quiet strength and story line that gets people's attention. Inevitably, someone comes up to me during a break or after the gig and either tells me that it's their favorite song or says they never heard it before and loved it. It's one of those songs that pulls you in. 

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Steve Earle

Steve Earle - Pancho & Lefty (Live at Amoeba)