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Comment by Phillip Winn on A Barger father's day mix CD

Wed, 8 Nov 2006 10:03:52 EST

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Comment by Nadya Rossi on A Barger father's day mix CD

Tue, 7 Nov 2006 17:58:21 EST

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Comment by franco on A Barger father's day mix CD

Sun, 25 Jul 2004 13:14:27 EDT

can someone please send me Daddy Won't Be Home Anymore" - Dolly Parton I'm desperately trying to finish a cd and can't download this anywhere..... franco. uk

Comment by Al Barger on A Barger father's day mix CD

Mon, 16 Jun 2003 19:56:53 EDT

Combo- I knew he liked some of the songs. "A Boy Named Sue" and "Homecoming" and the Hank most obviously for a 67 year old Kentuckian. The Everly Brothers rate high on his list, though I'd never quizzed him on this particular song. He'd also been bragging on the Paul Simon song. I knew he liked the JB. Any kind of country comedy thing has a fair chance with him. Homer and Jethro could also actually play. Hayseed Dixie goes good with him, and of course Kinky Friedman. Further afield, he's a big Spike Jones fan. Some of them I wasn't sure he'd heard or not but figured he would dig. Surprisingly, he claimed never to have heard "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone". He has only a marginal understanding of the Rolling Stones. I've been playing him Stones "country" music, particularly "Sweet Virginia". He had never noticed "Fool to Cry" and gave him another penumbra of understanding the band. The Wayne Newton was there for camp value, yet we'd both agree that it's really a pretty good song- even if it is somewhat on the hokey side. The thing that turned out most campy for us was "I Dug My Daddy's Grave". You would not believe how far over the top that one is. It's not available commercially as best I can tell. The only thing that really totally bombed out with him was the Randy Newman. I myself will admit that this isn't Newman's best. The X Factor here was the Eminem. However, I came in last week to find him listening to "The Real Slim Shady" after he wandered into it on one of my mp3 mix CDs. I'm pleased to note that he actively denounced the Eminem repeatedly in my presence to other people in the last 24 hours- the kind of denunciation intended to label something as taboo, so that you'll know to make a special point of listening to it.

Comment by Murphy on A Barger father's day mix CD

Mon, 16 Jun 2003 16:30:24 EDT

Your dad likes all those songs? Or are you just giving them to him anyway?