Paul McCartney - Junior's Farm (Music video & two videos about McCartney & family in Nashville,

[highplainsdem]

recording there after originally just planning to stay at a farm for a few weeks to rehearse for a tour. Junior's farm, belonging to Curly Putman (Claude Putman, Jr.), a songwriter best known for "Green, Green Grass of Home." )

The two videos about the McCartneys' stay near Nashville and visits to Nashville are both worth watching. They cover a bit of the same ground, but the first one is mostly about the family and their stay, and the second is more specifically about the music Paul decided to record there. The second also has a few short video clips from the studio.

[abqtommy]

1. Thanks for the memories. I played in a band back in the 70s that covered Junior's Farm.

Those were the daze!

[highplainsdem]

2. What a great song to cover!

[abqtommy]

3. I also tapped into my memories and remembered that Ride My SeeSaw was another

cover we did. We only played one gig (or tried to before the cops broke it up) outside
our practice room. sigh...

[highplainsdem]

4. Also a great song to cover! Sorry your band didn't play more than one gig.

[abqtommy]

6. We also did Hush. Had great versatility since one of our two guitar players doubled on

his B3. We all sang, had potential, got lots of experience and went our separate ways.
We did do one original song I wrote that referenced the band name and I named it.
Now I'll go back to forgetting!

[highplainsdem]

8. Oh, how frustrating that you weren't able to capitalize on that talent and

potential!

[Boomerproud]

5. I was vacationing at Dale Hollow Lake when the papers ran

stories about Macca being in Tennessee.

[highplainsdem]

9. Had to look up Dale Hollow Lake. Looks like a perfect vacation spot.

[Skittles]

7. Jimmy McCulloch

yes indeed

[highplainsdem]

10. "Yes indeed" for his music or the story about him in that

last video?

Fine guitarist who died much too young.

[Skittles]

11. both