Rodney Crowell - Telephone Road video free download

Stan Kemble

Maybe Rodney's best ever, so many good ones. You can click "dislike this", "like this", but not "I love this!"

Dorie McKay

GOD ALMIGHTY.. Dear Rodney I hope you're payin' attention to us all loving you and your spontaneous music/lyrics in here honey. Ah, having had southern roots, a speckof salt on watermelon got my small attention and drew a 'granny' grin of my southern Granny and she also put it on home grown tomatoes, a tad bit of 'sugar.' Nevermind that all. I'm in N Cali and saw you here honey, raised here w/ southern roots therein, Midland tx was where my folks met or I wouldn't have been born couple years b4 you. Forever your eternal loving fan.

Joe Escalante

Sawdust Floor - this is the watermelon stand at 75th & Lawndale. I worked there 3 summers & the only tip I got was the watermelon seeds that the customers used to spit on on the "Watermelon Floor"

verimadmags vMM

For me, this is just the story of all our childhoods - where and when and how we grew us; ordinary kids, rich, poor or whatever. How lucky we were, to have experienced it as opposed to today where a blade of grass is unknown. Rodney Crowell says it all.

Debra Hurst

I remember Hurricane Carla but not with fondness. I was just 9 yrs. old; September of 1961. My parents would remember about the bars but I sure remember Princess Drive In, the Cherry Tree in our front yard. Our parents took us to Gulf Gate shopping center. I remember getting lost when I asked my brother where the water fountain was, he pointed, I went; boy did I get a whoopin'. We lived in Foster Place neighborhood until I was around 12. Lots of fond memories.

Archimedes616

Used to work a security guard gig at Schlumberger Well Services on 5000 Gulf Freeway and drove up Telephone Rd to get there every day. Ate at the Tel-Wink quite frequently. Thanks for the memories.

Barry Johnson

I grew up off Telephone Rd, over by Hobby Airport, in the late 50's and 60's. Just like the song says!!!!

Forest Blankenship

Hey DDT never hurt no-one! Commies banned it because it worked. Malaria is killing all the kids ijn Africa that the Boco Harem ain't raping. Plus it is a cool AC/DC song. IM DDT, IM DYNOMITE!

Forest Blankenship

I was a barefoot heathen, LOL!

STEVE WEST

good song 

Exzeluke

Yeah, I remember running through the magic fog coming out of the mosquito truck as a kid. I'm amazed I still have brain cells .

Rhondalove

From the Houston Kid album. 

Cynthia Howell

I grew up in Channelview. Alot of things have changed. Its sad how Bad it is Now. My parents still live there. I visit every week.But I would never move back. Telephone rd. Is a Trip!

wheelmanstan

god save the astrodome!

Paula Dupree

Brings back a lot of old memories growing up on the southeast side

beau cunningham

if you from Houston this is the anthem here......

joe blow

There was no astrodome in 1961.

skipwaytube

cool video that brings this great song to life!

Cope1024

I knew Jerry Stubbs long before he opened his shop, and I remember the old one. When I met him, he was a home improvement salesman at Montgomery Wards in Palm Center.

redshaftedflicker

Rodney rules. His part in Heartworn Highways is tremendous. Blueberry Wine anyone?

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