@@Quik1986 never knew cowboys were so well-spoken and cursed so much at the same time lol, can't believe this show got cancelled. The world is hopeless really
"Who would argue that the venue was the cause of these happy memories, nor the bill of fare? The bitter coffee, the rancid bacon, those stale biscuits that were tomb and grave to so many insects. No, gentlemen, it was the meandering conversation, the lingering with men of character - some of whom are walking with me now - that was such pleasure to experience, and such a joy now to recall."
Yeah, the writing on this show was a rarity indeed. And they got the right cast for it. Its a wonder William Sanderson did not walk off with many an emmy.
It felt to full circle when I heard this song. It's a shame Booth Powers could not be apart of this splendid ending, but I'm sure his memory was still there. Gonna miss all the characters. But it shows how Timothy and Ian and the rest of the cast are still on the top of there game. God it was so good to see Brad Dourif act again.
@@mrmoviemanic1 Powers Boothe. This song brings back to me memories of the '80s/'90s Strawberry Music Festival, an indescribably wonderful 4-day paradise held twice a year in Yosemite's back country, surrounded by meadow, forests and glacier-formed granite mountains. It may still be occurring.
Yeah, it was great to be back in that world, but I donno, I think the ending was too abrupt. Like they had a wedding and I am thinking, there isn't time for this... only 15 mins left.
@@Coalemos Yes, i had this feeling too,it had so much more stories to show,with the "battle" against Heart's henchman and Al and Wu's men, the ending of Cy's and E.B rising in that chaotic scenario. So much more stories than majority of actual TV Shows that have 9 or 10 seasons.
It’s also how the series started, an instrumental plays at the end of the first episode. I think it was featured a few other times as well. Over the credits of the episode when Jimmy Irons “apologizes” to Wu it plays with the first couple of verses.
When Al tells Dan and Johnny about the money in his mattress...Dan replies "well I don't want your money" ...just one line but acted well, you could feel his love for Al
The sweet violin in this song gives me chills...and Michael Hurley’s voice is soooo cool. Just loved Deadwood the series....so many memorable characters! Such great performances! And the writing...OMG....sounded like Shakespeare to me.....just loved it!!
@@anthonyatkins5086 Ahahaha !!! I had to rerewatch "The Pacific" , not the same kind , but so good ! However , the movie Deadwood was such a dispointment .
Been a fan since the late 70's, nice to see him get some recognition. He deserves much more, a great songwriter and entertainer extraordinaire, a true original, a prototype, to weird to even be considered for mass production. Hoisted a few beers with him when he lived in Vermont.
E.B. Farnum: Could you have been born, Richardson? And not egg-hatched as I've always assumed? Did your mother hover over you, snaggle-toothed and doting as you now hover over me? Richardson: I loved my mother. E.B. Farnum: Puberty may bring you to understand, what we take for mother love is really murderous hatred and a desire for revenge. ROFL
😆😆😆 "could you have been born ...and not egg hatched as I've always assumed??" This show was written art brought to life and perfectly acted upon. and this is one quote is but a small offering of proof.
Richardson is downright the best character in the series. The way he plays to everyone’s notion that he’s dumb but still keeps an open eye and ear for everything. Also his scenes are hilarious.
I love how his voice cracks, almost like he's so excited by singing that he doesn't have a care if he reaches the note or not but isn't want for trying.
A new admiration for a newfound Artist. Michael Hurley...a perfect ending to a perfect epic show! Really going to miss this show. This song was so on point for the ending that we much needed from the series! Had to watch the credits to see who this was. Did 5 playbacks to hear it again and again. Googled the name then bought the vinyl on ebay...watched and listened to hours on utube. What a great artist and wow what a picker! Amazing player!
What did everyone think of the Deadwood movie? I loved it.. Was a bit slow in spots but the dialogue took me back to the original nostalgia of the show. Great finish to an amazing show.
Yah, good job wrapping things up, the cast still has great chemistry. I thought it started off slow, then seemed to rush ahead as the script was tying up as many loose ends as possible. Wish it could have been a two-parter (4 hrs) but I'm happy with this effort!
it cost a lot to make and didn't have a huge audience... different parts of the production were negotiating about contracts, the show just got delayed and delayed until the actor's options were up, and once the major stars were on other projects getting them all back became to extremely difficult, it wasn't officially canceled.
It was historically correct, once Deadwood joined South Dakota and came under federal law, that was the end of the interesting period. A few years after events the whole damn place burnt down too. The film was a fabrication for a bit of fun (Charlie Utter died in Panama at a grand old age for instance) but the series tracked historical event, to continue they would have had to start fabricating things
@@andrelacombe2822 you sure about that? I never heard it got delayed and delayed longer. Timothy Olyphant, who played Bullock, said he had just brought a new house, because he was given a raise, after his management negotiated a new deal for him, so did Ian Mcshane. They all had no idea it was about to be canceled. It was a shock to them, as well as Deadwood viewers.
Deadwood, what a fucking show that a bunch of hoppleheads love way too much (but damn, those canned peaches are just too damn delicious). I think about it every so often, and when I do, it always leaves me thinking about deeper ideas.
I jumped out of my chair when I heard this! Been listening to Michael Hurley and the Holy Modal Rounders and the Clamtones since the 1970s - check them out! Perfect song for the ending.
I had to order the vinyl...loved the song so much and same here...I kept hearing it over and over...have to admit I watched Hurleys videos on CZcams. I was so intrigued!
In the movie..Al is telling Johnny and Dan about the money in his mattress, they can divide it up when he dies...Dan replies "I don't want your money"...just one line but so we'll acted, you can tell how much he loves Al
Today, I hiked thru a foot of sloppy wet horse shit mud to come to the aid of some people trapped by the great Oregon ice storm of '24. I also happen to be rewatching this series for the 3rd time. Serendipity at its finest.
I did not understand this beautiful Folk Western Song...until I looked at The Movie Deadwood. When Al Swearingen died... I understood this meaningful song. "Hog of The Foresaken"
It does seem to "fit", but remember that "Hog" was written by Hurley many years before Deadwood was made. Which leaves this big question: "What was Michael Hurley thinking when he wrote this song?"
Damn straight. *_Deadwood_* makes any Wild West motion picture or TV drama, on any network, look like, as the Season 3, Episode 9 is so aptly titled, *_Amateur Night._*
Had a legit existential crisis as this song rolled over the closing credits. Reminded me of the boy I was watching this show in college, before I lost family members, before I squandered all my potential... and how I've still got more to lose. Still, a great song to close out the show that I love.
And the Hog of the Forsaken got no reason to cry, He got to chew the angels fallin' from on hiiigh, He ain't waitin' for no answers, baking' woeful pie, Pie of eyesight, pie boot-black, oh that pie, The pie of by-and-by. And the Hog of the Forsaken he ain't like you and I, With bones always breakin' and no place to go an' lie, He's in the box so dark and wet, he got so much time, He ain't even worried yet, the Hog of the Forsaken, He is the Pork of Crime. And the Hog of the Forsaken, he'll leave you one more chance, Which, if you won't be takin' he'll leave it for the ants, He sings out in the wilderness, he sings of friend and foe, He sings of these and those times as well as the times to go. And the Hog of the Forsaken he swims out into the sea, Finds the alligator gar chase the leapin' mullet, And chokes the water hyacinth flowin' to the sea, The Hog of the Forsaken, he is the hog for me!
"My Hotel is also my Hospital. I am my own Warden. Lest I wander the thoroughfare gibbering like a Simeon, ravaging my privates with my fist" !! E.B Farnum If only Shakespeare could have been this eloquent.....
Hey everyone I’m not at all knowledgeable on this genre of music but absolutely love the rhythm of this song! So upbeat and joyous, wondering if anyone knows of other songs like this? Would greatly appreciate 🙂
loving this series, specially how the different characters working together and finally build something one can call a community ... a million times better as shit like LOST or COLONY ... the only character a bit misplaced is the drunken woman
Bob Thompson ...the path is littered with bread crumbs ......gold & silver ......blood .......paper money .......... don't read history written by the vanquished .............*
I liked the movie, only because anything Deadwood I love. But I will admit, it just wasn't the same. No Cy Tolliver, because the great Powers Boothe died in 2017. Merrick was barely in it, and Con Stapleton was only shown for a split second. I also didn't like them having Al dying. He was really weak because of dying, so he wasn't energetic like he was in the show. Plus, Bullock had a whole different outfit, and not his iconic hat, and so did Jane. Sucked not seeing Powers, and Richardson as well. Since both actors have passed.
And the Hog of the Forsaken got no reason to cry, He got to chew the angels fallin' from on hiiigh, He ain't waitin' for no answers, bakin' woeful pie, Pie of eyesight, pie boot-black, oh that pie, The pie of by-and-by. And the Hog of the Forsaken he ain't like you and I, With bones always breakin' and no place to go an' lie, He's in the box so dark and wet, he got so much time, He ain't even worried yet, the Hog of the Forsaken, He is the Pork of Crime. And the Hog of the Forsaken, he'll leave you one more chance, Which, if you won't be takin' he'll leave it for the ants, He sings out in the wilderness, he sings of friend and foe, He sings of these and those times as well as the times to go. And the Hog of the Forsaken he swims out into the sea, Finds the alligator gar chase the leapin' mullet, And chokes the water hyacinth flowin' to the sea, The Hog of the Forsaken, he is the hog for me! He chokes the water hyacinth flowin' to the sea, The Hog of the Forsaken, he is the hog for me! (yeah baby, that's right)
The first season of Deadwood is probably the best 12+ hours of television I have ever experienced
Still true in 2022.. feel bad for most that haven't watched.
@@Quik1986 never knew cowboys were so well-spoken and cursed so much at the same time lol, can't believe this show got cancelled. The world is hopeless really
@@creed22solar123 The fact that it only lasted 3 seasons is a crime.
there is also a movie. @@bossglebe7613
@@bossglebe7613 as is the way it was allowed to end,with so much unresolved. But the film,when it eventually came out,was good enough for me
"Who would argue that the venue was the cause of these happy memories, nor the bill of fare? The bitter coffee, the rancid bacon, those stale biscuits that were tomb and grave to so many insects. No, gentlemen, it was the meandering conversation, the lingering with men of character - some of whom are walking with me now - that was such pleasure to experience, and such a joy now to recall."
Yeah, the writing on this show was a rarity indeed. And they got the right cast for it. Its a wonder William Sanderson did not walk off with many an emmy.
“The Ambulators…Hm!”
Seeing that scene put into words just now makes me have a new found appreciation for Jeffrey Jones’s acting ability
Great line..great fn line..
@@samfilmkidLol beat me to it.
Just went to deadwood sd , played this song driving down historic main street .Satisfaction guaranteed .
That's sweet
Jealous
I did that also
Best Series ever, absolute classic.
Deadwood and Hell on wheels, awesome..
@Daniel_Pentecostes :o Retorno have not watched Godless...thank you!
Was so happy to hear this close out the movie, it was all I wanted.
I always wanted to know this songs name, it was used in an episode in season 1 but I couldn't find it.
It felt to full circle when I heard this song. It's a shame Booth Powers could not be apart of this splendid ending, but I'm sure his memory was still there.
Gonna miss all the characters. But it shows how Timothy and Ian and the rest of the cast are still on the top of there game. God it was so good to see Brad Dourif act again.
@@mrmoviemanic1 Powers Boothe.
This song brings back to me memories of the '80s/'90s Strawberry Music Festival, an indescribably wonderful 4-day paradise held twice a year in Yosemite's back country, surrounded by meadow, forests and glacier-formed granite mountains. It may still be occurring.
@@JoeBizzle Season 1 episode 10 - Mr. Wu.
@@mrmoviemanic1Too bad we didn't get Silas Adams and Hawkeye.
Absolutely adored the movie. Perfect closure to this western epic.
Loved Hearst getting that ass whooping
It really was the best!! and Michael Hurley to close!!! Awsome!!!
It was like those 13 years were just a blink of an eye. The writing, the acting, the story, the tone, it was all so spot on.
Yeah, it was great to be back in that world, but I donno, I think the ending was too abrupt. Like they had a wedding and I am thinking, there isn't time for this... only 15 mins left.
@@Coalemos Yes, i had this feeling too,it had so much more stories to show,with the "battle" against Heart's henchman and Al and Wu's men, the ending of Cy's and E.B rising in that chaotic scenario. So much more stories than majority of actual TV Shows that have 9 or 10 seasons.
Oh, Al....oh, Deadwood.
Truly one of the best TV series, ever! I miss it so!
I love it when a series ends and you're satisfied. This is the perfect song for a perfect ending.
I think so too. Had to buy the vinyl of the one!!! Love Michael Hurley!
It’s also how the series started, an instrumental plays at the end of the first episode.
I think it was featured a few other times as well. Over the credits of the episode when Jimmy Irons “apologizes” to Wu it plays with the first couple of verses.
The melody of this tune gives me the bumps, classic magic
Definitely getting my fiddle playing friend together to learn this one. It's brilliant I love it.
just watched the movie. finally some closure! A very fitting end to a classic.. got goosebumps when this played in the closing credits
And now this song is stuck in my head forever.
When Al tells Dan and Johnny about the money in his mattress...Dan replies "well I don't want your money" ...just one line but acted well, you could feel his love for Al
me too .
The sweet violin in this song gives me chills...and Michael Hurley’s voice is soooo cool. Just loved Deadwood the series....so many memorable characters! Such great performances! And the writing...OMG....sounded like Shakespeare to me.....just loved it!!
Thank you for naming the performer.
The great Michael Hurley.
Yeah, the violinist does a great job of bringing emotion into the song.
For the 4th time rewatching Deadwood , it's like coming back home and retreiving good ol' friends . LOVE
agreed!
Only 4???
@@anthonyatkins5086 Ahahaha !!! I had to rerewatch "The Pacific" , not the same kind , but so good ! However , the movie Deadwood was such a dispointment .
Man, this is killer ... from the mountain-style fiddle to the backwood vocals...love this ditty!!
Been a fan since the late 70's, nice to see him get some recognition. He deserves much more, a great songwriter and entertainer extraordinaire, a true original, a prototype, to weird to even be considered for mass production. Hoisted a few beers with him when he lived in Vermont.
absolutely.
E.B. Farnum: Could you have been born, Richardson? And not egg-hatched as I've always assumed? Did your mother hover over you, snaggle-toothed and doting as you now hover over me?
Richardson: I loved my mother.
E.B. Farnum: Puberty may bring you to understand, what we take for mother love is really murderous hatred and a desire for revenge.
ROFL
Hahaha too good!
😆😆😆 "could you have been born ...and not egg hatched as I've always assumed??" This show was written art brought to life and perfectly acted upon. and this is one quote is but a small offering of proof.
EB: AMATEUR! Went on a lark to dabble and fell to his death from the riiiiidge
😂😂 How can the people hate E.B, this little rat?
Richardson is downright the best character in the series. The way he plays to everyone’s notion that he’s dumb but still keeps an open eye and ear for everything. Also his scenes are hilarious.
I love how his voice cracks, almost like he's so excited by singing that he doesn't have a care if he reaches the note or not but isn't want for trying.
+Eric Harrell i see what you mean haha
Eric Harrell You could also say he's a bad singer
theepicknick I dont think he mean that
Felipe Arthur Yep I didn't mean that and I don't Hurley would care either lol he's just enjoying the song
@@CowMaam Let us know when YOUR song gets picked up by great HBO series.
Just when you think the Western is dead a Lonesome Dove, a Tombstone, or a Deadwood comes along to give it new life.
HBO Sopranos, Deadwood, Boardwalk……3 of the best series of all time , my particular favorite of choice Deadwood, Johnny, get da peaches 🍑
I think Band of Brothers overtakes Boardwalk, but its still a good show.
Can't believe this show didn't have a 4th season. So good!
There was supposed to be at least one more season but David Milch was committed to another project. It’s a shame really. One of the best shows ever.
Yes that was a shame. But the movie tries to tie up all the loose ends.
I just finished watching season 1 of Deadwood, and I’m speechless. It’s incredible. And this song is already nostalgic after finishing it.
I love this song...I know one day I will understand it.
See the lyrics posted one month after your post!
Fantastic song, captures the mood of the series and movie perfectly. And then the singing starts...
A new admiration for a newfound Artist. Michael Hurley...a perfect ending to a perfect epic show! Really going to miss this show. This song was so on point for the ending that we much needed from the series! Had to watch the credits to see who this was. Did 5 playbacks to hear it again and again. Googled the name then bought the vinyl on ebay...watched and listened to hours on utube. What a great artist and wow what a picker! Amazing player!
Thrilled to hear this song at the end of the movie.
I love trying to mimic when his voice breaks ❤️❤️❤️
This guy is more than some show. Never seen it but glad it brought a new appreciation from so many
What did everyone think of the Deadwood movie? I loved it.. Was a bit slow in spots but the dialogue took me back to the original nostalgia of the show. Great finish to an amazing show.
Yah, good job wrapping things up, the cast still has great chemistry. I thought it started off slow, then seemed to rush ahead as the script was tying up as many loose ends as possible. Wish it could have been a two-parter (4 hrs) but I'm happy with this effort!
If Breaking Bad was a 10 out of 10 . Deadwood was a 9.99999
Flawed but fab.
The plot was a bit contrived but it's always been about character anyway.
Cammackaveli I liked when people got called cocksuckers
Andrew Reece what asylum did your unstable ass escape from?
I never understood why this series didn’t do at least 15 seasons. I felt robbed when it didn’t return.
it cost a lot to make and didn't have a huge audience... different parts of the production were negotiating about contracts, the show just got delayed and delayed until the actor's options were up, and once the major stars were on other projects getting them all back became to extremely difficult, it wasn't officially canceled.
@@andrelacombe2822 thanks but I still enjoyed it.
15 seasons!? 3-5 season length is perfect for character heavy shows. Even Deadwood started stuttering in S3.
It was historically correct, once Deadwood joined South Dakota and came under federal law, that was the end of the interesting period.
A few years after events the whole damn place burnt down too.
The film was a fabrication for a bit of fun (Charlie Utter died in Panama at a grand old age for instance) but the series tracked historical event, to continue they would have had to start fabricating things
@@andrelacombe2822 you sure about that? I never heard it got delayed and delayed longer. Timothy Olyphant, who played Bullock, said he had just brought a new house, because he was given a raise, after his management negotiated a new deal for him, so did Ian Mcshane. They all had no idea it was about to be canceled. It was a shock to them, as well as Deadwood viewers.
it was one of my favorite HBO shows.
Deadwood, what a fucking show that a bunch of hoppleheads love way too much (but damn, those canned peaches are just too damn delicious). I think about it every so often, and when I do, it always leaves me thinking about deeper ideas.
Love this song it puts me in my happy place. Spent the night in Deadwood on our family vacation last summer.
Mr Wu closing track ♡.
Jimmy Irons eulogy.
Haha that's so true...but where is he in the pictures?
I have fallen in love with this song !!
I jumped out of my chair when I heard this! Been listening to Michael Hurley and the Holy Modal Rounders and the Clamtones since the 1970s - check them out! Perfect song for the ending.
Yes!
Best version of this song by far.
Al says..."Why does everything happen to me?" Love that line when he was scrubbing blood off the saloon floor. 😂
any of you familiar with the "holy modal rounders" should recognize hurley's voice
Great fucking song. Started playing when I fell asleep watching the movie tenth time. Kept rewinding it in my sleep.
I had to order the vinyl...loved the song so much and same here...I kept hearing it over and over...have to admit I watched Hurleys videos on CZcams. I was so intrigued!
Best TV ever.
In the movie..Al is telling Johnny and Dan about the money in his mattress, they can divide it up when he dies...Dan replies "I don't want your money"...just one line but so we'll acted, you can tell how much he loves Al
It was awesome that theyd rather have him around.. Their leader, friend and comrade in arms.. They spilled blood together
@@edg.4122 Al is an utterly despicable human being, but he's an example of what my grandpa said, "There's some good in everybody".
I LOVE THIS FRANCHISE! MOST HONEST THING IN YEARS ON TV!
great song!!!!! great show.... thank you
Deadwood, The Sopranos, and The Wire, are the three greatest television shows ever made.
I actually had to look at the user name wondering "did *I* write this, 3 years ago?"
Deadwood sucks u into a new world....
Throw in Made Men, I Claudius, Fall of Eagles,
Band of Brothers, Better Call Saul and Tudors
and I don't need anything else. :)
Yes!
To me it's just Deadwood and the Sopranos, everything else is minuscule in comparison.
Today, I hiked thru a foot of sloppy wet horse shit mud to come to the aid of some people trapped by the great Oregon ice storm of '24. I also happen to be rewatching this series for the 3rd time. Serendipity at its finest.
Right on!
What a perfect song for the ending credits!
Fantastic series,the best Tv show i've watched so far, this made me feel like i was Reading a Western Dostoiévski book
Good job! I love Deadwood and this song. thanks for posting!
La serie genial y esta canción... BRUTAL!!!!
Tienes mucha razón amigo.
I loved this song at the end. The show and movie reminds me so much of Red Dead Redemption II.
I did not understand this beautiful Folk Western Song...until I looked at The Movie Deadwood. When Al Swearingen died... I understood this meaningful song. "Hog of The Foresaken"
It does seem to "fit", but remember that "Hog" was written by Hurley many years before Deadwood was made. Which leaves this big question: "What was Michael Hurley thinking when he wrote this song?"
, must agree Deadwood the series Deadwood the movie spot on True Grit amazing songs rock
Since watching Deadwood, any other western is totally "unrealistic trash".
Damn straight. *_Deadwood_* makes any Wild West motion picture or TV drama, on any network, look like, as the Season 3, Episode 9 is so aptly titled, *_Amateur Night._*
@@andrewreece3013 what about lonesome dove?
@@cleetustheclamcatcher5655 Is this really good? I downloaded this series but i hadn't time to see
@@luizrobertoarruda4769 you wont be disappointed
@@andrewreece3013 I think you are really underselling Hell on Wheels and Justified
the movie was so good
The instrumental version of this closed the first episode of the series.
Deadwood is quite simply the finest use of the English language that has ever come out of America
Had a legit existential crisis as this song rolled over the closing credits.
Reminded me of the boy I was watching this show in college, before I lost family members, before I squandered all my potential... and how I've still got more to lose.
Still, a great song to close out the show that I love.
Remember, Michael Hurley will drink with you if you buy. Check out Marc Israels short film "Snock n Roll" about Hurley.
OMFG I've been looking for this thanks for oploading dude
Best vocal performance ever!
It’s mad going from season 3 to them all old as shit in the movie but what a show and what a cast.
The movie’s fun, though! We didnt get the narrative conclusion we wanted, but damn, we got great character endings.
And the Hog of the Forsaken got no reason to cry,
He got to chew the angels fallin' from on hiiigh,
He ain't waitin' for no answers, baking' woeful pie,
Pie of eyesight, pie boot-black, oh that pie,
The pie of by-and-by.
And the Hog of the Forsaken he ain't like you and I,
With bones always breakin' and no place to go an' lie,
He's in the box so dark and wet, he got so much time,
He ain't even worried yet, the Hog of the Forsaken,
He is the Pork of Crime.
And the Hog of the Forsaken, he'll leave you one more chance,
Which, if you won't be takin' he'll leave it for the ants,
He sings out in the wilderness, he sings of friend and foe,
He sings of these and those times as well as the times to go.
And the Hog of the Forsaken he swims out into the sea,
Finds the alligator gar chase the leapin' mullet,
And chokes the water hyacinth flowin' to the sea,
The Hog of the Forsaken, he is the hog for me!
Richardson: "May I look Mr Farnham?"
E.B Farnham: "Yes, when you grow a full-head of hair"
:DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
"My Hotel is also my Hospital. I am my own Warden. Lest I wander the thoroughfare gibbering like a Simeon,
ravaging my privates with my fist" !!
E.B Farnum
If only Shakespeare could have been this eloquent.....
All the E.B and Al's moments are true masterpieces of the TV,specially with E.B and Richardson together
Excellent from beginning to end
Great Song!
Dead Wood is one of the most slept on shows ever.
great song.
i like the editing on this visually good job
This song is AWESOME!!!!!!!!
Hey everyone I’m not at all knowledgeable on this genre of music but absolutely love the rhythm of this song!
So upbeat and joyous, wondering if anyone knows of other songs like this?
Would greatly appreciate 🙂
Minstrel music.. Abner Jay.
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This is from Hurley's album "Long Journey" (good one) but he has MANY more. Also check out "Have Moicy" on Rounder Records with Hurley & friends.
This is good country music I like dancing great fiddle
“Our father who art in heaven..”
“Let him fucking stay there..”
Deadwood Fan!! Gotta know & luv this song!...😆
Love it ♥️
"You do not f--- the future, sir. The future f---s you." Such a great show.
Just read of an interview with Geri Jewell
So I had to watch
Very good
When Mike doesn't hit those high notes it fits this so song so much great song
my dad showed me this song
great!!!!!!
the entire 'ida con snock' is an american classic.
perfect.
Good series
mejor serie western que he visto
📻 🎼 ART 🎼👂🌎🥰
🎞️ 🎥. 😎⚠️. 📺
Add this song to Sean Rowe's Trying To Leave Something Behind from the movie Accountant. Couple of my favorites.
the best....
This and Rome, best TV of our generation and both ended too early.
The wire too
The dishes over there fill me with despair...
if you have not checked already, go for HELL ON WHEELS ... best i watched last year.
Great story, phantastic acting,
Love This, From Ky Myself!
"Our Father, which art in Heaven-"
"Let Him...fucking...stay there."
"He meant me harm" RIP Wild Bill
loving this series, specially how the different characters working together and finally build something one can call a community ... a million times better as shit like LOST or COLONY ...
the only character a bit misplaced is the drunken woman
Lost lived up to its name. I was totally lost from the first episode to the last lol.
She was crippled by a stroke, not drunk.
@@adambrandt9354 ...the series made no sense and the ending made no sense.
Bob Thompson ...the path is littered with bread crumbs ......gold & silver ......blood .......paper money .......... don't read history written by the vanquished .............*
your music moves the soal .
I liked the movie, only because anything Deadwood I love. But I will admit, it just wasn't the same. No Cy Tolliver, because the great Powers Boothe died in 2017. Merrick was barely in it, and Con Stapleton was only shown for a split second. I also didn't like them having Al dying. He was really weak because of dying, so he wasn't energetic like he was in the show. Plus, Bullock had a whole different outfit, and not his iconic hat, and so did Jane. Sucked not seeing Powers, and Richardson as well. Since both actors have passed.
A year ago today, we got this amazing ending. "Let him fucking stay there."
Where is our swearengen....,?2020😎
And the Hog of the Forsaken got no reason to cry,
He got to chew the angels fallin' from on hiiigh,
He ain't waitin' for no answers, bakin' woeful pie,
Pie of eyesight, pie boot-black, oh that pie,
The pie of by-and-by.
And the Hog of the Forsaken he ain't like you and I,
With bones always breakin' and no place to go an' lie,
He's in the box so dark and wet, he got so much time,
He ain't even worried yet, the Hog of the Forsaken,
He is the Pork of Crime.
And the Hog of the Forsaken, he'll leave you one more chance,
Which, if you won't be takin' he'll leave it for the ants,
He sings out in the wilderness, he sings of friend and foe,
He sings of these and those times as well as the times to go.
And the Hog of the Forsaken he swims out into the sea,
Finds the alligator gar chase the leapin' mullet,
And chokes the water hyacinth flowin' to the sea,
The Hog of the Forsaken, he is the hog for me!
He chokes the water hyacinth flowin' to the sea,
The Hog of the Forsaken, he is the hog for me!
(yeah baby, that's right)
I wish there was a purely instrumental version of this song.
novachikun The fiddle isn't exactly good either...
if wishes were fishes you could eat some fry if horseturds were biscuts you could eat till ya died
Welcome to fuckin Deadwood
That's Right!
Best written hbo show
Poor Willie boy.