Henson Cargill never had another hit, but this was #1 for weeks and weeks in 1968. It's on the order of "In the Ghetto" and other "story songs" of the era that addressed political or social issues.

I seem to be on a kick. This is the last one.

A lot of people know this from the Pulp Fiction soundtrack, but I remember my mother playing it over and over when I was just a tiny guy. Where I grew up we got only one radio station (SRSLY), and it was WWVA Big Country (Wheeling WVa). Statler Bros, Henson Cargill, Tammy Wynette, that was all they played.

Beth Orton - Central Reservation
 

Beth Orton - Central Reservation and Stolen Car


[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHqB8xuNfB8"]Beth Orton Central Reservation - YouTube[/nomedia]


[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x3LkjGkRLI"]BETH ORTON - Stolen car - YouTube[/nomedia] Stolen Car

The outrageous price of your haircuts is now justified in my brain.

If you let it get a bit longer the devil horns will be hidden. :|



I've always been jealous of Tina's chain mail from her Mad Max days.

[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Thl57SslScc&feature=youtube_gdata_player"]Billy Currington - Let Me Down Easy 12/12/2010 - YouTube[/nomedia]

Can you imagine Tina in sweatpants? Me neither.

Lost - Michael Buble Live with Leon Jackson
 

[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5i1hUD0d1k"]Michael Buble & Leon Jackson Lost Glasgow FRONT ROW VIDEO - YouTube[/nomedia]

Lost - Michael Buble Live with Leon Jackson

Baby, I can break you down . . .

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Great music to listen while translating