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29 Aug 99 - 07:56 PM (#109576) Subject: Get down....too old to ride the range From: katlaughing yes, I searched the Forum, specific and fuzzy. I heard this mentioned on the Grassroots to Bluegrass show on TNN the other night and would liek to know the words and the tune, if possible. The title, I think, was "Get down off the stove, Dad/Grandma??; You're too old to ride the range". Thanks, kat |
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29 Aug 99 - 10:09 PM (#109619) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get down....too old to ride the rang From: emily rain we had a thread on this recently. it was grandma. i didn't follow it, so i don't know anything more than that (whether the complete lyrics were actually found, etc.) a forum search going back three months should be sufficient. : ) |
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29 Aug 99 - 10:24 PM (#109631) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get down....too old to ride the rang From: Sandy Paton I always thought it was just one of those "song titles" that folks love to toss around -- like "Run into the round-house, Nellie; they can't corner you there!" I'll keep watching to see if someone comes up with an actual song. Meanwhile, I'll keep singing Utah Phillips' "Goodnight-Loving Trail" in which the "old woman" (cook) is "too old to wrangle or ride on the swing." Great song! Sandy |
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29 Aug 99 - 10:37 PM (#109638) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get down....too old to ride the rang From: emily rain Subject: RE: Granny get your arse off the gas cooker From: Harry O Date: 11-Jun-99 - 04:54 PM I can confirm that there is indeed a song by that salubrious title. It is on a CD by a young band called "Lady Winwoods Maggots". My son played 5-String Bass on it. It's terrible !!! HarryO ********* |
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29 Aug 99 - 10:39 PM (#109641) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get down....too old to ride the rang From: emily rain oops. that'll teach me to think i know everything about html. the thread title is (hahahahahaha!) "Granny get your arse off the gas cooker" last post june 11. |
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29 Aug 99 - 11:10 PM (#109654) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Get down....too old to ride the rang From: katlaughing Thanks, Emily and Sandy. I think there must be an actual song, as it was Mac Wiseman or one of the other old-timers who mentioend it the other night on the program. Then again, they way they were telling stories, it could've been one of those folk "titles", a song in name only. **BG** Sandy, I will go check out the Utah P. one. And, Emily, I will hunt down the thread. Thanks! kat |