Hayes Carll - "Drunken Poet's Dream" video free download

hartsickdisciple

I can't decide if I like Hayes' or Ray Wylie's version better. They are both so great, and have a completely different feel.

aj garza

Ray Wylie and Hayes co wrote this

Doug Tuttle

great stuff

Rick Martin

Ferdinade Folk Fest 

Mzleah2010

Well now you have.

gratefulfisherman

Badass is right

BrotherBadSeed

Badass little diddy, this one.

kikiitx

Wild as Rome. as in the city in Italy...gotta know the lyrics first.

Janine Holter

Love Hayes and Love Ray Wylie. Both are master song writers!

Alyssa Harrison

Hayes Carll is one of the best singer/ songwriters ever. Period.

evan norman

yeah they co-wrote the song but both make it there own by using slightly different lyrics to suite there own taste......not to mention a totally different vibe musically speaking

Brandi Crowell

A few things. I'm into all kinds of music, but I find myself trying to get y'all more into anything that sounds country/bluegrass/blues. I think that's because when people hear about that kind of music, they think of the radio country. Gag. So I wish people didn't see it like that. They're missing out on a lot of really good country/folk/Americana music, man.Also, I'm in *love* with Hayes Carll. The filthy things that I would do to this man aren't even appropriate to talk about. Not only is he one of the best up-and-coming songwriters of our generation, not only is he Southern, not only does his voice make me weak in the knees... he's also *bearded*. ::swoons::

Brandon Smith

This is a Hayes original; Ray Wylie's is a cover.

GrizzlyBo5

yeah, sorry

Sam Hermann

@GrizzlyBo5 I believe it's supposed to be ''taste like pills''

GrizzlyBo5

taste like peels and and smells like cheap cologne.. thats disgusting. sounds good though

sean64ryan

yes your right i have both albums

sean64ryan

@totallytubular12 just because hes plays aoustic and harmonica doesn,t make him a dylan ripoff

sean64ryan

this is a ray wylie hubbard song

4114B

@totallytubular12 What country-folk artist isn't to some extent a "Bob Dylan ripoff"? Clever lyrics + acoustic guitar = unoriginal? I think not; he's working within the confines of a genre. Plus, (not a dig on Bob, mind you...) Hayes' voice is tenfold more charismatic than Bob's. But, like you said, "to each his own".

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