Tom T Hall -- Kentucky, February 27, 1971 [REACTION/RATING]

Yes, "Kentucky, February 27, 1971" is the song title. :-)

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[terrywoodyyc]

Great choice Mike! And yes I agree with your comments below, 9.4 for me. Thanks Don for the terrific reaction!

[Hootie]

We need more Tom T. Hall! One of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time.

[jeffreyk]

This guy was one of my Dad' s favorite singers. Not sure I had heard this song before. Good, thought provoking message and your analysis couldn't be more dead center.

[scottandal]

Tom T and John Prine are in a league by themselves. Greatest story teller of all time! Man, do I appreciate this request and reaction.

[jemimahgertrude]

Lol, the title caught me as it is my birthday. "Old Dogs, Children, and (Watermelon Wine) is my favourite song of Tom T. Hall's. I love the nostalgic vibe of his songs. Thanks for introducing me to another great song.

[conniegordon]

I loved that! And, yes, I am a parent who, fairly recently, came to that conclusion.

[darkomtobia]

I'm 57. Some of my earliest musical memories are from Tom T Hall.

[PapaFixit]

Tom t hall could pull a song at any conversation

[cherylpierce]

I agree with all of your social commentary, I think that's what the song is doing also, but I feel like there's genius in the last line "But I guess there ain't no song here after all." Gosh, I just love Tom T. <3

[warrenburlingame]

This is one of those songs you can close you're eyes and see it happening in you're head

[mikebarnett]

Thanks Don. I very much appreciated your honoring my request. However while. I generally laugh at the whole Montauk Ed/ Jeff Cather 8.9 debate, this time I am genuinely incredulous.(LOL) The one thing that I feel you were about to mention but got sidetracked by was the old man at the end saying there was no song here after all. To me that is the true genius of Tom T. and the .10+ that clearly puts this over a 9.0 I do believe this to be a true story and was what Tom was doing on this day 54 years ago. So all of these things add up to over a 9.0 in my opinion, but hey we all know what they say about opinions. Anyway thanks again for your reaction, it is much appreciated and I hope you have a great day. #UTRCM

[CrazyCritter]

Hey Don love the reactions, could you do a song from Tom T. which is one of my favorite. "I washed my face in the morning dew", thank you and God bless you.

[PapaFixit]

I almost spit my Coke out at the line."How to relieve yourself fast and gentle way".

[conniegordon]

I think most of Tom T.'s songs are based on his true-life experiences.

[robertVirtue-mcyw]

How about his cover of "Fox on the Run" a bluegrass song.

[cjkopp]

Could you do a reaction to Jamey Johnson “ angel”. It’s an original of his on his album titled “ that lonesome song “. It’s got great lyrics and a strong meaning to it about him going through his divorce. A total heart tugger. Would love to see your thoughts and reaction on it.