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By memachelle on May 8, 2010 | Reply

Jonathan

it doesn’t get any better than this … man — you are great!

By Matty73 on May 11, 2010 | Reply

Ricardo

I love the full band, Live in Aught Three version of this, but damn this is cool broken down too.

By mengle2004 on May 13, 2010 | Reply

Stacey

Love this song…man how does he remember all the words?

By Guitarpotamus on May 17, 2010 | Reply

Dustin

enjoy the music!

By wcwilliam7 on May 19, 2010 | Reply

Joshua

@ford762 the m1 had what is known as a block clip

By wcwilliam7 on May 20, 2010 | Reply

Russell

@ford762 the m1 didnt have stripper clips, a stripper clip just holds the bullets, it is where the shells are pushed into the rifle, leaving the clip behind, striping the clip, and where did you get 6 rounds in a springfield? maybe if you carry one in the chamber, but it is known as a 5 round rifle, you dont count whats in the chamber

i dont know if you was messing wit cubensis, because he removed his comment, but yes, no tours in ww2, you served until wars end, killed, or badly wounded

By ford762 on May 23, 2010 | Reply

Frank

@PorterRP9 the M1 had 8 round stripper clips i think he meant the springfield

By ford762 on May 25, 2010 | Reply

Edith

@cubensis4059 they didnt have tours in ww2 you servered until you were wounded and returned to the states. So lemme guess he prefred the 6 round bolt action springfield. the BAR only had 20 round mags

By cubensis4059 on May 26, 2010 | Reply

Charlie

Thanks for the sarcastic email Porter,my uncle was a great man indeed!!!His career is not exagerated…I assure you.

By PorterRP9 on May 28, 2010 | Reply

Brent

@cubensis4059 Toll house Cookies?? I don’t know, but i’m perplexed by your Incredible Uncle who raised the flag on Iwo in 1945, than had the courage to fight 2 more wars for 20-30 years, quite an impressive service career

By MusicFog on May 29, 2010 | Reply

Jamie

2005’s Childish Things

By 7861josh on May 31, 2010 | Reply

Richard

hey musicfog…what cd is …we can’t make it here anymore on?

By delta3lance on May 31, 2010 | Reply

Chester

im from austin 22 yrs old and just now stumbled across this guys tunes!! i have got to say this is why i love my city!

By blitzmut on Jun 3, 2010 | Reply

Marian

@cubensis4059
you’re thinking of an M1 Garand, not a BAR

By dustinmullen1 on Jun 4, 2010 | Reply

Louis

respect

By cubensis4059 on Jun 6, 2010 | Reply

Virginia

My Uncle raised the flag on Iwo Jima..2 tours in wwII,2 tours in Korea….and a tour in Nam..all I can go by is his words.I would hope that a professional killer knew what gun he was shooting,6 round BAR….before the 20 round clip!!!When the Garand arrived it was still NOT his choice.
Porter you know your guns man…so some trivia…what did every kid in vietnam write home and ask for???hint…was not issued by the U.S military.

By PorterRP9 on Jun 9, 2010 | Reply

Miguel

@cubensis4059 you have the BAR mixed with the M1 Garand Friend.

By shermanhillbilly on Jun 9, 2010 | Reply

Carmen

Browning Automatic Rifle

By cubensis4059 on Jun 11, 2010 | Reply

Herman

Back to the BAR,in the pacific theatre in WWII,the Japanese would wait for the emphatic sound of a BAR clip being ejected,,,,,,,and rush the rifleman between reclips,so the US grunts learned a little trick!!!They caried an empty clip and would fire a few rounds and toss the empty clip to the ground…the sound would bring an onslaught of enemy…haha…the clip in the BAR was not empty and ejected,the sound of the empty clip was a great trick..to “bring em on in a rush…alas..EZ kills!

By finchita on Jun 12, 2010 | Reply

Bobby

I love this tune, original, pure Americana!

By Ranger01 on Jun 14, 2010 | Reply

Ellen

I just realized you might be talking about the M1 Carbine… That was Jonathan “Ed” Browning, brother to John M. Browning (the maker of the BAR and others). And where you got the “God of battle” line I have no idea… Patton called the M1 Garand “The greatest implement of battle ever devised.”

By Ranger01 on Jun 14, 2010 | Reply

Juan

@bigsoxfan2 J.M.Browning did not design the M1 That was John C. Garand (hence its name the M1 “Garand”) And the HMG-50 is actually called the Browning M2. Also there is the M1918(A1, A2) BAR (military) and the B.A.R./ B.A.R. II (modern sporting rifle, nothing in common with the other BAR other than name). And its not the length of the rifle that “saves kids”, if someone is determined they can work around a long barrel. Teach your kids how to handle firearms and they will be safe no matter what.

By racedinghy on Jun 18, 2010 | Reply

Glenn

enjoy
McMurtry and McMurtry
each
tell a good story

By BCHS56 on Jun 20, 2010 | Reply

Maurice

its not the 50 hmg it the 50 bmg if your gonna correct somrbody get it right

By bigsoxfan2 on Jun 23, 2010 | Reply

Marilyn

moron, there is a BAR and there is a BAR for hunting, like the one you used. Thankfully, the entire gun is so long that rather than putting the barrel under your chin. Thank the lord for long assed rfles, saves our children from blowing off their chins. The Army Bar, used a twenty round clip and a hell of a recoil spring, made by John Browning one big assed gun designer, he delivered the HMG-50 which carries his name, not to mention the M-1 rifle, called by Gen Patton the “god of battle”