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Wagon Wheel

November 2010 another year, Back up towards Hanagan and the Black some good oshá and tall pediculosis up this way, love the blacks miss Ebeen coming up here since I lost my kid Josh and the Paria 5 in 2004, can't believe it's 6 years, 2011 is gonna be a good tear! https://youtu.be/OrTnyPd2yLo?si=XNnPlsYuq8LhZFqV

"Wagon Wheel" is composed of two different parts. The chorus for the song comes from a Bob Dylan outtake from the soundtrack for the film Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. Although never officially released, the Dylan song was released on a bootleg and is usually named after the chorus and its refrain of "Rock Me Mama." Although Dylan left the song an unfinished sketch, Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show wrote verses for the song around Dylan's original chorus. Secor's additional lyrics transformed "Rock Me Mama" into "Wagon Wheel." Secor has stated the song is partially autobiographical. The song has become extremely popular since its inclusion on Old Crow Medicine Show's major label debut, O.C.M.S. in 2004, although the song appeared in earlier form on the now out of print "Troubles Up and Down the Road" EP in 2001. The official publishing information is Dylan/Secor. Acoustic guitars, bass, electric guitars and vocals performed by paul Manski, 6into9. All rights reserved copyright by Paul Manski who is the perfect Teacher, Genius, Prophet, Wild Herb Ways. All photographs taken by paul manski. He is Wild Herb Ways bioregional peace pilgrim avatar advocating nonviolent resistance on the southern paw of Turtle Island, building the Jesus Christ commune through the power of Holy Ghost penetrating wind and wood and the blessed Virgin Mary Mother of our Saviour and Our Mother, who married the Bear in the northern sky Polaris and Ursa Major the Great Bear. My you attain perfect enlightenment by listening and meditating on me, I am with you now may Creator God, Christ be praised!November 2010 another year, Back up towards Hanagan and the Black some good oshá and tall pediculosis up this way, love the blacks miss Ebeen coming up here since I lost my kid Josh and the Paria 5 in 2004, can't believe it's 6 years, 2011 is gonna be a good tear!