I was in grad school at University of New Mexico (on the Navy’s dime) in the late 80’s. Had the whole summer off in 1989 to clamber around northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, fishing in every creek I could. I would often drive in and around Cimarron, New Mexico and this song always reminds me of the most beautiful parts of New Mexico. Granted, this song doesn’t have anything to do with Cimarron, NM, except to me.
The actual original recording, as released, was a sonic mess. A Japanese label put out a digitally remastered version, which was just slightly better; the best version is a vinyl LP record that is rare as hen’s teeth to find.
Nothing wrong with that one. They were a decent, but overlooked band back then. Amy, what ya’ gonna’ do?…. for an even better earworm; sorry.
Nice tune and the guy has a nice voice.
I was in grad school at University of New Mexico (on the Navy’s dime) in the late 80’s. Had the whole summer off in 1989 to clamber around northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, fishing in every creek I could. I would often drive in and around Cimarron, New Mexico and this song always reminds me of the most beautiful parts of New Mexico. Granted, this song doesn’t have anything to do with Cimarron, NM, except to me.
The actual original recording, as released, was a sonic mess. A Japanese label put out a digitally remastered version, which was just slightly better; the best version is a vinyl LP record that is rare as hen’s teeth to find.
Nothing wrong with that one. They were a decent, but overlooked band back then. Amy, what ya’ gonna’ do?…. for an even better earworm; sorry.
Great sakkie-sakkie music.