The Homecoming - in honor of Tom T. Hall

[Rick Campbell]

Kind of a rush job, but I wanted to do something ASAP to honor the great Tom T. Hall. Country music has lost one of it's best songwriters and entertainers. So many great songs by this man. Tom T. could sit on a stool with just a guitar and have the audience hanging on to every word that came out of his mouth. Funny songs followed by one that would make you tear up.

This is one of my favorites. While recording this, it really made me miss my dad. So much reading between the lines.

https://youtu.be/JSF6neNgT3M

RC

[Norman Evans]

Good job Rick!

[Bill Ferguson]

Very nice Rick. Tom would be proud

[Joachim Kettner]

I like it very much!

[Jeff Neal]

One of my favorites and you do it justice. We are very close to one another maybe we can get together and pick someday.

[Rick Campbell]

One of my favorites and you do it justice. We are very close to one another maybe we can get together and pick someday.

Yes, please let me know when some picking is going on up that way. My wife is a big Sam's club of JC customer. There used to be a steel jam at Church Hill ocassionally, but I don't think they've had it in several years. Thanks, glad you enjoyed the song. It's all about the song.

RC

[Joe Krumel]

Well done Rick. What a great song.

[Ron Hogan]

Good job

[Doug Earnest]

I usually comment on your tunes because I like them so well! This is no exception. It is as good a performance of that tune as I have heard. Thank you very much.

[Carmen Acciaioli]

In this crazy up side down world thanks
for taking the time to entertain us!
You do it well !!

[Larry Dering]

Rick that was excellent. Great work.

[Rick Campbell]

Thanks everyone.

RC

[Bret Raper]

Very well, done! I was privileged to play in Tom T’s band for 4 years (83 - 86). Although most of his songs used Dobro, Tom loved the steel. While I was with him we had 2 terrific steel players - Ray Edwards and Mike Cass - and both tripled by also playing Dobro and banjo.