Lazy8 wrote: I know this can't be true... he called you kid.

 kurtster wrote: I probably told this story once before someplace around here.

My father-in-law always called me Kirk.
His niece married a Kirk. He called him C/Kurt.

He was a true Texan.
When he was tired... he was "tarred".
When he needed a toilet... he wanted a "turlet".

 kurtster wrote:

My best friend was told that he needed a vacation. So he booked a month in Gatlinburg in a few weeks.
I'm going to visit him and told him: "Gatlinburg in mid July, and I just hit town and my throat was dry" - I know why you booked this place. 

 ColdMiser wrote:
A low-slung '49 Merc rolled up, the black-tinted window rolled down, and a mysterious stranger handed me a disc. "Here ya go, kid" the driver said, and away he went—cruisin' up and down the road.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 
Same here.  

Hated my name as a kid.  No one could ever spell it right.  I would answer to anything except Sue or Late for Dinner ...

* yep ...

 miamizsun wrote: Don't know many Kurt's.
Mostly "Curt's".

But those guys are too blunt for me.

miser disc has arrived...

will dive in soon!

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

 kurtster wrote: Kurt,
Thanks!
Kurt

 ColdMiser wrote: I got mine yesterday!

Enjoying the ColdMiser disc ATM although I must protest that the Burt Bacharach tune where they keep Hal David's brilliant lyrics but redo the music makes it not a Burt tune any more....

 kurtster wrote:
That's great Kurt!
Members note to include Kurtster on your second half of the year distribution if you aren't already. 

 ColdMiser wrote: 
Just checking in.

 One way or another I am planning on a mix and more for December.

 ColdMiser wrote:

via GIPHY

May Miser Mix on the Move! Left town this past Saturday. 

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

It was a possibility...

 Steely_D wrote:
All S. Dan... all the time!

 ColdMiser wrote:

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
thx
i'll file that one away for next time!

Great job Mr. zsun!
Great theme. Nice selection of tunes.
Anytime somebody leans towards the Y'Alternative cuts of songs... I'm in!

 #1   "I'm Gone" by Mack West the best one here for me. Reminded me of Orville Peck.  Somebody I discovered in the last year.
 #2   "Maneater" He taste like pig! Whew! Dang. 
 #5   "Meet Me in the Alley Way" A song from Tom Waits I've never heard before... What? Wait? A song from Steve Earle I've never heard before.
 #6   "Hypnotist"  I liked this one. The playing of those instruments just sounded right to me.
 #7   "Sea of Tears" A R. Paradise artist. I like Eilen Jewell. Nice selection.
 #8   "Beating Dead Horses" A bluesy one. Them blues... continue to give me... the blues.
 #9   "Devil's Spoke" A Laura Marling song I recognize because it's played here on Paradise.
#10  "Disappear On Down the Line" A sad, sad song... but I like it!
#11  "John the Revelator" A blues song originally done by Blind Willie Johnson. The blues  make   me    sad...
#12  "Ballad of Cable Hogue" Calexico! A French/ Hispanic theme. Who knew?
#14  "Aint No Easy Way" I always liked Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Thanks for adding this one in the mix.
#15 "Wanted Man" A soundtrack to a good ol' "Oater".
#18 "Evil Got A Hold" The theme of your C.D.!  Who Cut One?
#19 "No Hero" Who is that artist played here on Paradise that sounds like a Russian singer? This reminds me of that guy.
#20 "Coal War" Sounds like a lost cut from O Brother Where Art Thou. It's good to the ears.

Well, I've heard of five of these artist. The rest were fresh to me.
Thanks for the introduction. And thanks for your work.

I think you missed one though...