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Recovering Pharisee
Del McCoury's classic Buddy Greene Sony/ATV Songs LLC (Tree) (BMI) I'm a Pharisee, in recovery With new eyes I can see A big sinner in me It's the way of my human heart To confess other peoples' sins Reluctant to admit my part Or the deeper problem within But thank God he won't let me be Or remain in my hypocrisy Yeah sooner or later I'll be on my knees Honest to God a recovering Pharisee I'm a sinner and a saint Simultaneously I'm not what I was Or what I'm goin' to be Still I've got that ol' tendency To be all a wicked man can be It takes more than knowin' right from wrong It takes more than singin' gospel songs It takes the life of The Great I Am To produce any good in me He's the vine, I'm the branch And I'm learnin' to be Honest to God a recovering Pharisee I need the God of all grace Each and every day If I'm to run this race If I'm to walk in His way I don't have to be a slave to sin I don't have to let the devil win 'Cause the Son of God lives in me And His promise is to set me free Jesus help my unbelief So I can follow You faithfully You're the Shepherd; I'm the sheep And you're helpin' me be Honest to God a recovering Pharisee {From "Del and the Boys CD" Liner}

Posted by Jeff H on 2006-05-15 20:30:26 PDT | Permalink
Filename: 1. GaitherBluegrassVol2 RecoveringPharisee.mp3 | Tags: Bluegrass Gospel

Kentucky Oaks 132
And they're off...

Posted by Jeff H on 2006-05-05 15:15:55 PDT | Permalink
Filename: Oaks Day (May 5).mpg | Tags: horse racing

Boot to the Head
The funniest song ever. In spite of the fact it mentions "people voting Republican" as being worthy of the eponymous "boot to the head".

Posted by Jeff H on 2006-05-05 15:03:32 PDT | Permalink
Filename: Frantics-Tae-Kwon-Leep-64k.mp3 | Tags: humor

Precious Lord--Later
This is a "hotter" version, less restrained, yet slightly more polished. Performed during the Cornerstone (men's ensemble) concert at SMBC May 19, 2002. Accompanied by Doug "Slide" Jones on acoustic guitar. Vocal by Jeff "Huddie" Hudgins.

Posted by Jeff H on 2006-05-05 15:03:20 PDT | Permalink
Filename: Take My Hand Precious Lord (May 2005).mp3 | Tags: Bluegrass Gospel

Precious Lord--Original
This is the song that started the Legend of Huddie. Performed in the Sunday morning worship service at SMBC, Jan. 20, 2002. Accompanied on acoustic guitar by Doug "Slide" Jones. Vocal by Jeff "Huddie" Hudgins.

Posted by Jeff H on 2006-05-05 15:03:02 PDT | Permalink
Filename: Take My Hand Precious Lord (Jan 2005).mp3 | Tags: Bluegrass Gospel

Ain't No Grave
This is my rendition of the old spiritual "Ain't No Grave Can Hold This Body Down". I only used the traditional lyrics for the second verse and the chorus. I wrote my own lyrics for the first and third verses. Accompanied on acoustic guitar by Doug "Slide" Jones, and harmonica by John "Shuttie" Shutt. Performed in concert with The Lynn Camp Hollow Boys at St. Matthews Baptist Church, May 18, 2003.

Posted by Jeff H on 2006-05-05 15:02:42 PDT | Permalink
Filename: Aint No Grave (May 18 2003).mp3 | Tags: Bluegrass Gospel

Betty Dawisha
Iraqi voter gives message to moonbats

Posted by Jeff H on 2006-05-05 15:01:48 PDT | Permalink
Filename: Iraqi_voter_Dec13-2005_gotohell.wmv | Tags: Iraq, politics

Ted Kennedy drinks too much
Senator Ted Kennedy, on Jan. 12, 2005, in response to a question about what if anything Democrats could learn from Senator Barak Obama's victory, replied: Why don't we just ask Osama bin -- Osama Obama -- Obama what -- since he won by such a big amount. Seriously, Senator Obama is really unique and special.


ted_kennedy_osama_obama.wav

Posted by Jeff H on 2006-05-05 15:01:29 PDT | Permalink
Filename: ted_kennedy_osama_obama.wav | Tags: politics

Boom Boom
John Lee Hooker classic

Posted by Jeff H on 2006-05-05 15:01:23 PDT | Permalink
Filename: 1. John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom.mp3 | Tags: blues