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20 Sep 10 - 07:43 AM (#2990185) Subject: Origins: Ashes in my Dreams - Lipscomb? From: GUEST,cStu i tried searching for this to no avail - either on mudcat or via google i heard a song introduced as "a Mance Lipscomb tune" the lyrics go Ashes in my dreams , I hear my doorbell ring (x2) When I woke up this morning y'know i couldn't see a dogone thing You don't love me like you say you do (x2) You just spend all my money, make me feel a fool Ashes etc Hey now mama, what you gonna do now (x2) Well you're gonna have to find yourself a new best friend somehow Ashes etc i was trying to identify the song but there's nothing with an obvious title in the Mance Lipscomb discography http://www.wirz.de/music/lipscfrm.htm does anyone recognise this song? thanks Stu |
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20 Sep 10 - 09:53 AM (#2990242) Subject: RE: Origins: Ashes in my Dreams - Lipscomb? From: Mr Red Mr Red's list of resources maybe set you thinking of places to look. The British Library needs a precise title. eg I was looking for a song called HOME and the Mudcat folks came up with "H. O. M. E." as the search term! Best of luck. |
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20 Sep 10 - 04:11 PM (#2990448) Subject: RE: Origins: Ashes in my Dreams - Lipscomb? From: GUEST,cStu thanks Mr Red, the search goes on .... |
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10 Feb 18 - 06:49 PM (#3904857) Subject: RE: Origins: Ashes in my Dreams - Lipscomb? From: Jim Dixon Here, at the Internet Archive, is a bootleg (I think) recording of a performance by Justin Townes Earle in which he sings a song called (according to the track list) "Ashes in My Dreams" attributed to Mance Lipscomb. However, when he sings, it sounds like he might be saying: "I says, in my dreams, I hear my doorbell ring"--which actually makes more sense. I can't confirm that the attribution to Mance Lipscomb is correct. |