ok here, i wanna share the real music this is so real not just their muisc also their lyrics,
I was so hight that night me and some of my buddies went out on the weekend and went to the Gov’t Mule concert in GA. Damm!! thats one hell of a night. that i found out what a real musicsian and what their been upto… i never knew this Band before cuz they don’t have a Platinum Album, they never won the great award what so ever..u know why ???. cuz they don’t perform to be famous or something, they do not play music to be known and popular, they love music and that all they care.. thats why i’m so into this band cuzz i call myself as a composer, true music lover ‘..lolzzz ha ha ha ..u read me???
lets go back and see who are the GOV’T MULE that chabetkaia is so crazy abt ..
Gov’t Mule is a southern rock/jam band formed in 1994 as an Allman Brothers Band side project, but has taken on a life of its own. Like many jam bands, Gov’t Mule does not get a lot of radio airplay but is popular due to constant touring and intense fan loyalty. Many popular rock musicians claim Gov’t Mule as their favorite band including James Hetfield of Metallica, and Henry Rollins of Black Flag and Rollins
When the Allman Brothers Band reformed in 1989 in response to the popularity of the Dreams box set, Warren Haynes was added on lead guitar and Allen Woody was added on bass. The two shared a love for ’60s power trios, like Cream, Jimi Hendrix Experience, and James Gang. With no bands making similar music in the 90s (except, arguably, ZZ Top), Haynes, Woody, and former Dickey Betts drummer Matt Abts came together as Gov’t Mule during Allman Brothers’ breaks. They released their debut CD Gov’t Mule in 1995. It was followed by Live At Roseland Ballroom.
When it became apparent that the Allman Brothers weren’t planning on recording any new material, Haynes and Woody left to concentrate full-time on Gov’t Mule in 1997. Dose, the studio follow up to their first studio effort, was released in early 1998. They were joined by members of the Allman Brothers, the Black Crowes, and Parliament/Funkadelic for their 1998 New Year’s Eve concert. This was released in both a two and four CD version as Live … With A Little Help From Our Friends. The band exposed some of their roots with covers of Neil Young, Free,Traffic, Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath, and Mongo Santamaria (via John Coltrane).
In 2000, the band released Life Before Insanity to critical praise. Many thought that this would be Gov’t Mule’s breakthrough CD. However, Woody was found dead in New York City in August. Haynes and Abts considered breaking up the band but did stage a concert called “One for Woody” to raise money for his daughter’s education. The Allman Brothers, the Black Crowes, members of the Grateful Dead, and other friends of Woody also performed at the concert.
At both the “One for Woody” performance and other shows, Haynes began appearing with the Allman Brothers Band again. With Dickey Bett’s departure from the Allmans, Warren came back full time to the band at the beginning of 2001 and has continued splitting his time between the Allmans, Gov’t Mule and for a period Phil Lesh and Friends and the reformed Dead.
The next year, Haynes and Abts began to record a tribute CD using Woody’s favorite bass players. These sessions resulted in two CDs The Deep End, Volume 1 (2001) and The Deep End, Volume 2 (2002). A documentary of the recording sessions was also made by Phish bassist Mike Gordon called Rising Low. Bass contributions to the CDs came from Jack Bruce of Cream, John Entwisle of The Who, Mike Watt of Minutemen, Les Claypool of Primus, Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Chris Squire of Yes among others.
When it came to touring in support of the Deep End CDs, Haynes and Abts used a revolving door of keyboardists and bassists. Keyboardists included Chuck Leavell, formerly of the Allman Brothers and known for his current work with the Rolling Stones, Rob Barraco of Phil Lesh and Friends and Zen Tricksters, Phish’s Page McConnell and Danny Louis. Bassists included among others, Dave Schools of Widespread Panic, Oteil Burbridge of the Allman Brothers, Les Claypool, Victor Wooten of the Flecktones, George Porter Jr. of The Meters, Greg Rzab formerly of The Black Crowes and the Buddy Guy Band and Andy Hess, also formerly of The Black Crowes. Louis and Hess were eventually added as permanent members of Gov’t Mule.
The first CD with Louis and Hess Deja Voodoo was released in September 2004. Additional material from those sessions was released in 2005 as Mo’ Voodoo. Gov’t Mule continues to tour extensively and have become staple acts at many music festivals including Bonnaroo,Wakarusa, Langerado, and Vegoose.
The new lineup’s sophomore release, titled High and Mighty, was released on August 22, 2006.
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here the lyric of CHILD OF THE EARTH
As I stand here searching for the right words
I know that wisdom comes from despair
And I realize it’s harder to find your own voice
Than to follow one already in the air
And as our time draws nearer
I wonder just when we stopped being young
And I know my greatest deeds will go unnoticed
And our treasures were here all along
Child of the earth hear my confession
Please don’t tell me that it’s overdue
And from the four corners of the universe
I will make my way to you
A gentle touch known only to each other
And a breath that comforts like the rain
And a taste no other shall ever know
That upon my tongue shall remain
Child of the earth heal me with your whisper
Hold me close to your breast
Dress my wounds with your innocence
I am weary let me rest
Let your rain wash over me
You know all I ever hoped to be
Is half of what you are to me
So take me from this island
Lead me to the mountains of the moon
As long as you lead I will follow
And the end of time will be too soon
Child of the earth hear my confession
Please don’t tell me that it’s overdue
And from the four corners of the universe
I will make my way to you
Child of the earth heal me with your whisper
Come and hold me close to your breast
Dress my wounds with your innocence
I am weary let me rest
I am weary
I am weary
I will make my way to you
I will make my way to you
I will make my way to you
this is my fav one from their new Album, one night my friend Joe was so high and get confused abt what warren hynes try to say abt in this song. and i was wondering and keep thinking abt it.. its so deep ..Zo trawng hian a tluk pui tur reng in let thiam in awm anih chuan min rawn share ve dawn nia
PS:Just wanna say that i was the only asian Dude i saw at the concert, no black no Hispanic all white folks.. i’m not racist… just say
