Julie was kind enough to send me some Don solo CDs and I have to say, every time I listen to "Talking to the Moon" I like it even more. I just heard a live version of it from 1986 and that sealed the deal. What a gorgeous song.
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Julie was kind enough to send me some Don solo CDs and I have to say, every time I listen to "Talking to the Moon" I like it even more. I just heard a live version of it from 1986 and that sealed the deal. What a gorgeous song.
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Yes, now I understand, lol. In fact, I'm playing it again at this moment. Sigh.
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It's my favorite Don solo song, too. It's so amazing! Gives me the chills sometimes.
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-Irene
Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.
It's very high on my list, it's extremely moving and evocative. I like his 'stripped down raw' songs and this is a prime example.
I agree about the "stripped down" sound. As for Talking to the Moon, I think the best part is the end when he goes high after that great brief instrumental buildup.
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Talking to the Moon is a beautiful song I'm afraid Lilah just about pips it for me in the fabulous stakes but I do love it a lot. It's so beautiful and melodic.
I love Talking to the Moon. Especially since it's about Texas.
Ooh, we are talking about one of my all-time favorite Don songs!Originally Posted by SweetHolly
I met Don in Texas at the UNT lecture in September 2005, and I remember driving through Dallas to the university listening to that CD in my rented car, and every time I hear Don sing:
"When the hot September sun down in Texas...." it takes me back to that moment. <sigh>
Awesome. Yes it's true the sun is truly hot in Sepember in Texas.Originally Posted by DonFan
I failed to respond to this thread before. But, it caught my eye because I was just listening to I Can't Stand Still earlier this week, so I thought I would revive the thread. Although, I like Talking to the Moon, I like Long Way Home better. However, my favorite ballad on the CD is definately Lilah. I think that song is just gorgeous.
"People don't run out of dreams: People just run out of time ..."
Glenn Frey 11/06/1948 - 01/18/2016