Jist Jammin' The lights are low. Smoke is so thick; You can just reach out To take a handful, To put in pockets Of faded denim. Somewhere, Deep in the mist, A solitary guitarist sits. Slouched on a beaten up bar stool. Strummin' slowly on an acoustic. Bottle-neck slide wails from the pressure Of a real bottle. The gob-iron moans, In harmonic reply. The air is filled, With the smell of tired sweat. Formed by hard labour Of a day in the field Or on a hot factory floor. Bootleg booze, Piedmont cigarillos, and Cheap cologne. This is blues, At its best. Dusti Rodes (2007)
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