She'd pull down the Navajo rug, spread it across the floor.
Hey, I saw lightning across the safety ground,
saw the dance of the turtle duck.
Lying next to Katie, on that old meadow rug.
Ah, ah, ah, Katie, shades are red and blue.
Ah, ah, ah, Katie, whatever became of the Navajo rug in you.
Katie, shades are red and blue.
Well, I saw Jack about a year ago.
He said the place burned to the ground.
All he'd say was that old bear tooth.
But Katie, she left town.
Ah, but Katie, she got her souvenir too.
Jack spat a tobacco plug.
Ah, you should have seen her coming through the smoke,
dragging that Navajo rug.
Ah, ah, ah, Katie, ah, shades are red and blue.
Ah, ah, ah, Katie, whatever became of the Navajo rug in you.
So every time I cross the sacred mountains
and lightning breaks above,
it always takes me back in time to a long lost Katie love.
But everything keeps on moving
and everybody's on the go.
And you don't find things that last anymore
like a double of a Navajo.
Ah, ah, ah, Katie, shades are red and blue.
Ah, ah, ah, Katie, whatever became of the Navajo rug in you.
Katie, ah, shades are red and blue.
Ah, ah, ah, Katie, whatever became of the Navajo rug in you.
Katie, shades are red and blue.
Ah, ah, ah, Katie.
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Now here's Ian Tyson with Jerry Jeff Walker.
Thank you.
Well, I wanted you to be relaxed down here in Texas.
Are you enjoying it so far?
I'm loving it.
Okay, good.
The guys are loving it.
We're very glad we came.
Oh, good.
Well, we can't get you down this way.
The thing I like to do is find out maybe someplace
where music came into your life
as a young man someplace.
Was music around the house?
No.
Nobody in my family was a musician, per se.
My mother played a little piano.
But I was in a...
I broke my ankle at a rodeo in the 50s.
And there was a broken ankle ward
or broken leg ward.
There were eight of us in there.
And they were cowboys and lagers
and telegraph pole climbers
and, you know, all the hazardous jobs.
And there was one guitar amongst the eight of us.
And none of us could play it.
And I was in there the longest.
I was in for about three weeks.
And I remember it very well
because Johnny Cash's I Walk the Line had just come out.
And I loved it.
And I spent hours trying to figure out that E chord,
you know, the A chord and the D chord.
What was the first song, maybe?
Sooner or later, you're picking one
and then you think,
geez, maybe I got a little song to tell.
You know, the first one, believe it or not,
was Four Strong Winds, the first song ever written.
Great one, Al Javel.
Yeah.
Would you play a little bit of that one?
Yeah.
Four strong winds that blow lonely
Seas that run high
All those things that don't change
Come what may
Our good times are all gone
I used to be a tenor then.
I'm bound for moving on
I'll look for you if I'm ever back this way
And the reason I wrote that was
I went into the Kettle of Fish.
You remember the Kettle of Fish on McDoodle Street.
Sure.
I had a permanent stool there.
And I had the one too down.
But there was this little kind of grubby kid in there
and he said, I got this new song.
And it was Bobby Dillon.
He sang me Blowing in the Wind.
He just wrote it.
Yeah, that's true.
That's a true story.
And I thought, I can do that.
And as it...
So he had one with a wind in it
and so you put a wind in it.
As it turned out, I couldn't.
None of us could.
We were out for a couple of years.
But then we wised up and let him take the lead.
He just kicked into overdrive and left us all.
But that's a true story.
He wrote Blowing in the Wind
and the next day I wrote Forester.
It was tough to top it because it became...
I thought it was going to be real easy after that.
Well, let's get on back to the rest of the music
that you brought all the way down here for us.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
This is wonderful.
So for all the old folkies, here's Summer Waiters.
Never hit 17
When you play against the dealer for you know
The odds won't ride with you
Never leave your woman alone
With your friends around the corner
If your woman's around to steal her
She'll be gambled and gone
Like Summer Waiters
And we'll keep rolling on
Till we get to Vancouver
And the lady that I love
Is nowhere to be found
It's been six long months
And more since I've seen her
Maybe she's gambled and gone
Like Summer Waiters
And we'll keep rolling on
Till we get to Vancouver
And the lady that I love
Is nowhere to be found
It's been six long months
And more since I've seen her
Standing by the door
I'm gonna work on the toe boots
With my slippery city shoes
Lord, I swore I would never do that again
And through the gray fog-mound streets
Where the cedars stand a-waitin'
I'll be far off and gone
Like Summer Waiters
Swing your parlor
Eat home, dear parlor
All down the long main street
All the dreams of the season
Get all spilled out on the floor
The big stands of timber
Waitin' there just for power
The hookers waiting watchfully
Standing by the door
Never hit 17
When you play against the dealer
Boy, you know
The odds won't ride with you
Never leave your woman alone
With your friends round to steal her
She'll be gambled and gone
Like Summer Waiters
All the years are gambled
And they're lost like Summer Waiters
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Once again, Ian Tyson.
All right, this is from my feathered friend, the magpie.
Cowreggie.
Magpie.
Always waking up my wife and I, you old coyote in the sky.
Magpie, some say, you're a for-deceiver, I say.
You're a true believer, magpie.
All the West ain't never gonna die, just as long as you comply.
And you roam all around these hills like a gypsy, I don't see what's the matter with that.
Your choice is meat or something to eat, I don't have a problem with that.
You build a big house with a front and a back door, and you want to be free.
Oh, holy Moses, magpie, I am you, you are me.
Walk that walk, talk that talk, sing me a song way long ago.
We'll set out on the trail, you got a beautiful tale, riding on the back of the white buffalo, say, magpie.
All the West ain't never gonna die, just as long as you comply.
You old coyote in the sky, he's the magpie.
Stay all around these hills in the wintertime, why in the hell would you want to do that?
If it was me, I'd be out of here, man.
Give me a couple seconds and I'll grab my hat.
Oh, magpie, you're a pretty bird, you just want to be free.
Holy Moses, magpie, I am you, you are me.
Walk that walk, talk that talk, sing me a song way long ago.
We'll set out on the trail, you got a beautiful tale.
Did you cut the deal with the white buffalo, say, magpie?
All the West ain't never gonna die, just as long as you comply.
He's the magpie.
Peek-a-peek-a, Hudson.
All the West ain't never gonna die, all the West ain't never gonna die.
You old coyote in the sky, he's the magpie.
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Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
My lord, the killer was eating cookies.
I drank.
But my client doesn't eat cookies.
She eats fake Newtons.
The case is this.
A cookie is just a cookie, but Newtons are fruit and cake.
I saved you, sir.
These cookies are stupendous.
Great Scott, Trevor.
They're not cookies.
They're fake Newtons.
Terribly sorry.
Most embarrassing blunder.
A cookie is just a cookie, but Newtons are fruit and cake.
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He was bound to roam, just a kid of 60 in 1880.
Up in Wild Montana, he found his home.
Got made in Montana for the wild men, for the fagan and the sewer and the crow.
Made his greatest gift for Charlie, said to get her all down before she goes.
Charlie got to get her all down, you know she's bound to go.
Got on the stars over Judith Basin, got put the magic young Charlie's hands.
And all was seen and all remembered, every shining mountain, every Longhorn brand.
He could paint the lights on the horse hide shining and the passing herds of the buffalo.
And a cow cam coat on them rainy mornings and the twisting wrist of the hula ham throw.
Got made in Montana for the wild men, for the fagan and the sewer and the crow.
Made his greatest gift for Charlie, said to get her all down before she goes.
Charlie got to get her all down, you know she's bound to go.
When the Lord called Charlie to his home up yonder, he says,
Kid Russell, I got a job for you, son. You're in charge of sunsets up in old Montana and Alberta.
Cause I can't paint them quite as good as you. And when you're done, we'll go out and have us a few.
And Nancy Russell will make sure it's just two. Got made in Montana for the wild men, for the fagan and the sewer and the crow.
Made his greatest gift for Charlie, said to get her all down before she goes.
You know she's bound to go, said to get her all down before she goes.
Charlie got to get her all down, Charlie she's bound to go.
Thank you all so much.
Ladies and gentlemen, Ian Type.