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(John Beland/Gib Guilbeau)
Six degrees of
separation, honky-tonk style.
The singer is addressing a fellow regular at The Palomino who is
making eyes at his girlfriend/wife, and he’s pretty much telling him
in no uncertain terms to back off.
This was a #67 hit on the Billboard Country Top 100 for The Burrito
Brothers. It was backed by a
cover of Don Gibson’s “Oh Lonesome Me” and was the second
track on the 1981 album, Hearts on
the Line. On 12th
September 1986, it was one of a handful of songs performed by The Burrito
Brothers in a tribute to Gram Parsons, an original member, in Nashville,
Tennessee. The song has since
appeared on just about every (Flying) Burrito Brothers greatest-hits
package, including Best of, Coast to Coast, and In Concert.
The Burrito Brothers recordings
Curb Records
ZS6 5402 AA-AF ZS6 5402-3
Sources:
- http://www.burritobrother.com/fbb8.htm
- http://www.faqs.org/copyright/if-something-should-come-between-us-let-it-be-love-by-john-2/
- http://users.skynet.be/fa388247/discobattin2.htm
- http://www.rocky-52.net/chanteursf/flying_burrito_brothers.htm
- http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/1850283/a/Best+Of+Burrito+Brothers.htm
- http://members.chello.at/thomas.aubrunner/gib6.htm
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