Dwight Yoakam sings some of my favorite love songs.\u00a0 I heard him some years back on the TV, and I thought he was very interesting. I love the way he moves his legs, and moves his guitar, plus the way he wears his hat. His band is very good too, especially the lead guitarist.<\/p>\n
1. Guitars and Cadillacs<\/a><\/p>\n This is one of my favorite love songs. Last night this song was running in my mind. Check his movements, and the crowd reaction. Truly superb.<\/p>\n 2. Turn it on, turn it up, and turn me loose<\/a><\/p>\n I love that beat and the lead guitar playing. Dwight Yoakam really knows how to turn them on.<\/p>\n 3. Fast as you<\/a><\/p>\n Check his leg movements and the crowd reaction. It is really hot. He is so good looking too.<\/p>\n 4. Mystery train<\/a><\/p>\n This is him on a\u00a0 “live” tribute show to Elvis Presley.<\/p>\n 5. Act naturally<\/a><\/p>\n Dwight Yoakam was a big fan of Buck Owens, so here he is doing his song, which the Beatles also covered.<\/p>\n 6. Buck’s funeral<\/a><\/p>\n It is nice to hear him saying good words about his friend.<\/p>\n 7. Crazy little thing called love – One of my favorite love songs by Dwight Yoakam<\/a><\/p>\n This is a real good production, with all those crazy girl dancers.<\/p>\n 8. Streets of Bakersfield<\/a><\/p>\n Here he is singing with Mr. Buck Owens.<\/p>\n 9. Little sister<\/a><\/p>\n The old Elvis number.<\/p>\n 10. North to Alaska – Ring of fire<\/a><\/p>\n This is going from cold to hot baby!<\/p>\n 11. Cryin’ time<\/a><\/p>\n Crying all the way to the bank! This is one of my favorite love songs from way back in the sixties.<\/p>\n 12. Honky tonk man<\/a><\/p>\n I heard this one when I was young, but I never did the wine drinking thing!.<\/p>\n 13. Please, please Baby<\/a><\/p>\n I’ll be good – just let me come home!<\/p>\n 14. Mama tried<\/a><\/p>\n I’ve heard this one on the radio by another singer. The bad side of youth.<\/p>\n 15. Old Rugged Cross<\/a><\/p>\n After favorite love songs, it’s an old country tradition to end with a gospel song, so here is Dwight Yoakam being a good ole boy.<\/p>\n Thanks for the nice singing and music sir. A little while back I was watching a movie on TV, and I was shocked to recognize him as playing a bad guy, and shooting Jodie Fosters dad.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Dwight Yoakam sings some of my favorite love songs.\u00a0 I heard him some years back on the TV, and I thought he was very interesting. I love the way he moves his legs, and moves his guitar, plus the way … Continue reading