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HeathandMiller......Stereo Highway....Superstition Mountain...Lets be what we Wanna Be.....
Hi Heath and Miller met one hot summer day 1975 when Miller followed music he heard in his same neighborhood Kinda like the pied piper...Comming from a old garage on Danville's west side Danville Rock co. was formed and the two played many benifits and venues and just recently decided to record some of there own tunes.....The art of music makes the world go round... The two would spend hours in them old garages trying to learn the guitar.. Heath and Miller parents and hundreds of other artist ..Beatles , Johnny cash Beach Boys ect.ect.along with the old man at car lot who gave guitar lessons for a dollar They still spend a lot of time recording and teaching Grand kids that you can be what you Wanna Be it just takes practice......
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Rock • Southern Rock
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#18,677 today Peak #296
#491 in subgenre Peak #11
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yes
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October 14, 2007
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MP3 3.0 MB • 128 kbps • 3:14
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Love the southwest......Love legends.....love cactus....love mountains......
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SUPERSTITION MOUNTAINS Am G D Am I’m tired and I’m lonely and I’m fed up with this trail G D Am Been riding since sunrise and I’m hungry as hell G D Am I come to the Superstition Mountains and that ends the trail G D Am Should I go on searching for riches or should I stay in hell? G D Am Been ten days in the mountains and I started hearing sounds G D Am Echoing off the giants which stood all around G D Am The sounds were as piercing as a saguaro could be G D Am Then all of a sudden it occurred to me… G D Am What was a lonely lost cowboy like me doing in the middle of a legend like this? G D Am What was a lonely lost cowboy like be doing in the middle of a legend like this? (LEAD BREAK -- 4 MEASURES) G D Am I loaded up my six gun and I started to head out G D Am But some kind of mystical feeling kept dragging me back down G D Am Deeper into the canyon where I know I ended my trail G D Am Was it for riches or was it for worse? Am G D Am All the gold is still there in the mountains Am G D Am All the gold is still there in the mountains Am G D Am All the gold is still there in the mountains Am G D Am All the gold is still there in the mountains Words & Music By: Darrell Heath 40 N. Jefferson Street *2005 Copyright
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