Ballin' Jack - Super Highway / Only A Tear FLAC album

From the album ballin' jack. FOR MORE INFO GO TO: ww. nwbands. I (Mark) saw these guys in 1974 at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle. It cost us a can of food and a dollar to get in. They played "hold on" for about 45 minutes!! Great Band, Great show at a great price! Категория.

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B3. Ballin' The Jack.

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5. Only A Tear get away from here Seasons have come and gone Pass me by and I have no home My reason for being alone It's just a debt.

Album · 1969 · 10 Songs. Ballin' Jack Ballin' Jack. Listen on Apple Music. 6. Never Let Em Say. 2:43.

Ballin' Jack was an American horn rock group formed in Seattle, Washington in 1969 by Luther Rabb (bass and vocals) and Ronnie Hammon (drums). They had a minor hit in 1970 with "Super Highway", which hit on the Billboard Top 100. Rabb and Hammon were inspired by the success of their childhood friend, Jimi Hendrix. They added Glenn Thomas on guitar and, on the horns, were Jim Coile and Tim McFarland.

Super Highway Lyrics. Ballin' Jack - Super Highway Lyrics. Artist: Ballin' Jack. Heyo! SONGLYRICS just got interactive. There's got to be a better way to do it A better way to go from place to place One thousand million miles in super highway Put us out in wide open space. Super highway tearing through my city Super highway tearing through my town Super highway tearing through my country. Super highway, got to tear it down. There's got to be a better There's got to be a better There's got to be a better way to do it A better way to go from place to place There's got to be a better way to do it A better way to go from place to place

Railroad crews used a jack with a ball on the end when laying and bending the rails of a new track so it could have originated from some tech specific aspect of the track laying procedure, or, more likely, it is derived from a dance of the same name popular during the late 1910's. The dance was derived from an obscure song popular in dance clubs of the era, "Ballin' the Jack". Contrary to the first impression one may experience upon first hearing the phrase it apparently has no connection with a sexual act performed on a male donkey(a jack). Boy howdy, I come off that hill I was a ballin' the jack, and danged if there wudn't a state trooper a settin' at the bottom of it.