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seriousfun
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doug osborne
» label: unsigned
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You Can't Make a Cheatin' Man Honest
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» highest in charts: # 600 (125,890 songs currently listed in Acoustic)
» highest in sub-genre: # 102 (18,875 songs currently listed in Acoustic > Acoustic Rock)
» highest in sub-genre: # 102 (18,875 songs currently listed in Acoustic > Acoustic Rock)
About the song
Live at the Blarney Stone coffeehouse, Michigan City, IN, 1973.
I wrote this the previous summer at Indiana State University as the score for a student film project. The Hillbilly in the song was a kid from Kentucky who was my roommate for the summer - he called himself a hillbilly, played cards, and starred in the film.
I have the 8mm edited footage of this film somewhere --- maybe I will convert this and put it on YouTube someday.
Recorded with my Superscope cassette recorder sitting on a coffeehouse table. Mastered in SONAR with UAD-1 Precision Equalizer and Limiter.
I wrote this the previous summer at Indiana State University as the score for a student film project. The Hillbilly in the song was a kid from Kentucky who was my roommate for the summer - he called himself a hillbilly, played cards, and starred in the film.
I have the 8mm edited footage of this film somewhere --- maybe I will convert this and put it on YouTube someday.
Recorded with my Superscope cassette recorder sitting on a coffeehouse table. Mastered in SONAR with UAD-1 Precision Equalizer and Limiter.