Country/Folk Legends: Kris Kristofferson, Bob Neuwirth, and Mickey Newbury

       I'm taking a break from the Texas Legends Series (they're all still available to download), though I do anticipate doing a few more in the future.  I'm can't precisely remember why I decided on Kristofferson, Neuwirth, and Newbury, though I do recall I was listening to a lot of Newbury a while back (and it was before Neuwirth sadly died a year ago).  Nonetheless, I think the three sound good together and serve as an excellent soundtrack for any lazy summer weekend doings.  I should note that Newbury and Kristofferson were both born in Texas (Neuwirth was born in Akron, Ohio), but they were both more associated with Nashville, especially Newbury.  And if you want to dig deeper into their respective catalogs, I'd start with Kristofferson's "Kristofferson", Neuwirth's "99 Monkeys", and Newbury's "Harlequin Melodies". Actually, I think Newbury's best albums are 'Frisco Mabel Joy" and "Heaven Help the Child", but they're inexplicably out of print.

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She Even Woke Me Up To Say Go	Mickey Newbury
I Wish I Was A Mole In The Ground	Bob Neuwirth with Eliza Carthy
Billy Dee	Kris Kristofferson
Born to Die Alone	Kris Kristofferson
Aracely's Natia	Bob Neuwirth
Why You Been Gone So Long	Mickey Newbury
The Lady's Not For Sale	Kris Kristofferson
Annabelle Lee	Bob Neuwirth
T. Total Tommy	Mickey Newbury
Somebody Nobody Knows	Kris Kristofferson
Life Is For Living	Bob Neuwirth
Frisco Depot	Mickey Newbury
Rock Salt and Nails	Bob Neuwirth
Why Me	Kris Kristofferson
Sweet Memories	Mickey Newbury
Just Dropped In	Mickey Newbury
Between Heaven And Here	Kris Kristofferson
Blue Detour	Bob Neuwirth