Cal, this is a wonderful song, I am quite familiar with it. Sam Beam is a brilliant song writer.

In reply to this comment by calvados:
If you go to the man's site, there's a jukebox with several songs that will loop for you: http://www.ironandwine.com/

One of them is called "16 Maybe Less" and, vin, I'm going to threadjack for a minute here. There's no good video of that song but like I say you can go listen to it and I'ma post its lyrics right here. It made drunken Calvados sappy one night.

http://lyricwiki.org/Iron_%26_Wine:16,_Maybe_Less

Beyond the ridge to the left, you asked me what I want
Between the trees and cicadas singing round the pond
"I've spent an hour with you, should I want anything else?"

One grinning wink like the neon on a liquor store
We were 16, maybe less, maybe a little more
I walked home smiling, I finally had a story to tell

And though an autumn time lullaby
Sang our new-born love to sleep
My brother told me he saw you there
In the woods one Christmas Eve
Waiting

I met my wife at a party when I drank too much
My son is married and tells me we don't talk enough
Call it predictable, yesterday my dream was of you

Beyond the ridge to the west, the sun had left the sky
Between the trees and the pond, you put your hand in mine
Said, "Time has bridled us both, but I remember you too"

And though an autumn time lullaby
Sang our new-born love to sleep
I dreamt I travelled and found you there
In the woods one Christmas Eve
Waiting

If you go to the man's site, there's a jukebox with several songs that will loop for you: http://www.ironandwine.com/

One of them is called "16 Maybe Less" and, vin, I'm going to threadjack for a minute here. There's no good video of that song but like I say you can go listen to it and I'ma post its lyrics right here. It made drunken Calvados sappy one night.

http://lyricwiki.org/Iron_%26_Wine:16,_Maybe_Less

Beyond the ridge to the left, you asked me what I want
Between the trees and cicadas singing round the pond
"I've spent an hour with you, should I want anything else?"

One grinning wink like the neon on a liquor store
We were 16, maybe less, maybe a little more
I walked home smiling, I finally had a story to tell

And though an autumn time lullaby
Sang our new-born love to sleep
My brother told me he saw you there
In the woods one Christmas Eve
Waiting

I met my wife at a party when I drank too much
My son is married and tells me we don't talk enough
Call it predictable, yesterday my dream was of you

Beyond the ridge to the west, the sun had left the sky
Between the trees and the pond, you put your hand in mine
Said, "Time has bridled us both, but I remember you too"

And though an autumn time lullaby
Sang our new-born love to sleep
I dreamt I travelled and found you there
In the woods one Christmas Eve
Waiting

Moppin up sodapop rickeys
To our hearts delight
Dancin to swingeroo quickies
Jukebox Saturday night

Goodman and Kyser and Miller
Help to make things bright
Mixin hot licks with vanilla
Jukebox Saturday night

They put nothin past us
Me and honey lamb
Making one Coke last us
Till its time to scram

Money we really dont need bad,
We make out alright
Lettin the other guy feed that
Jukebox saturday night


After sippin a soda we got a scheme
Somebody else plays the record machine
Its so easy to say pet names
When you listen to the
trumpet of Harry James...

(-Instrumental interlude ala Harry James-)

We love to hear that tenor croon
Whenever the Ink Spots sing a tune...

("The Ink Spots"):
If I didnt know why the roses grow
Then I wouldnt know why the roses grow...
(Spoken) Now listen, honey child,
If I didnt know all them
little things Im supposed
to know
Then I sure would be a SAD man
If I didnt know...

Money we really dont need it,
We make out alright
Lettin the other guy feed that
Jukebox Saturday night!

The Stones also have a hell of a jukebox repertoire.

And I know it's about a decade later, but The Who's "Who Are You?" is a pretty damn good album no matter how you slice it.

I'm not even into that kind of music, but seeing this brought back some memories.

Videosift isn't a jukebox.

*kill

Videosift isn't a jukebox.
*kill

As i've said : Videosift isn't a jukebox. *kill.

Videosift isn't a jukebox. *kill

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I've developed a Pavlovian revulsion to AC/DC.

My favorite pub has a jukebox that plays "Highway to Hell" automatically, once or twice per hour, when nobody's playing music. Four freaking years now and nobody has ever bothered to change it.

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You like the oldy-moldy stuff...

http://www.turtleservices.com/jukebox.htm

Yay public domain!

In reply to this comment by smibbo:
> no hon, its not even that the last one isn't my cup of tea...
smibbo called me hon!
> its that a lot of my vid-watching is done at the laptop while nursing the baby and thus I often turn down the sound.
aHAAAaaa! right. shoulda' thought of that. i beens a daady befor.
>...either vids I have already seen (esp most music vids)...
and a lot of good music i found here, gets stuck in the 'teens. it's why the jukebox was my 1st list here!

I love her music so much. I got to see her a few years ago in Hoboken, and she was really great. I hear sometimes not so great live, but I loved it. Her new record is called Jukebox, and is wonderful and strange--don't expect straight up covers--but I also love Covers Record. The version of Satisfaction by the Stones one there is amazing.

I can't do it. It's starting to affect my state of mind. I'm bursting into song "dryyyyyyy yoooooo riiiiiiiise". Striking poses and playing it on the jukebox at the bar. It's not healthy.