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1. John Fullbright - Live At the Blue Door Album Lyrics; 1. All That You Know: 2. All That You Know (Live) 3. All the Time In the World: 4. All the Time In the World (Live) 5. High Road: 6. High Road (Live) 7. Jericho: 8. Jericho (Live) 9. Moving: Moving (Live) Satan & St. Paul: Satan & St. Paul (Live) Tombstone: Tombstone.

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2. I had been a BIG fan since our mutual friend Sam Baker had introduced us in Austin back in and John had given me a copy of his “Live At The Blue Door” CD. Despite being saddened by the death of fellow Okie J.J. Cale just the day before, John was early, set to go and in truly fine form.

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3. Feb 18,  · Published on Feb 18, John Fullbright playing his song "Tombstone" at the Blue Door in OKC. A song about John's grandpop and Woody Guthrie. There's a .

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4. Jun 16,  · At this time he has only two albums out, and this one is his first; recorded live at the Blue Door in Oklahoma. The Blue Door is a relatively small venue, and to hear him play so well in such an intimate setting makes you feel you're right in the room with him. out of 5 stars Writing and singing the human experience/5(39).

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5. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Live at the Blue Door - John Fullbright on AllMusic -

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6. Jan 29,  · John Fullbright Live at the Blue Door Blue Door pm - A Temple in a Cradle Brown Bird recorded by Folk Alley at the Green River Festival Folk Alley pm - Iblis Brown Bird recorded by Folk Alley at the Green River Festival Folk Alley pm - Pray To Jesus Brandy Clark 12 Stories Slate Cree SED pm - Jesus and Elvis.

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7. Tombstone soundtrack from , composed by Bruce Broughton. Released by Intrada in (MAF ) containing music from Tombstone ().

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8. Although Bruce Broughton remains best known for his breakthrough score to Silverado, his score to 's Tombstone is arguably the better, more complex work, capturing the excitement, tension, and danger of the Wild West in even more vivid detail than its predecessor. Achieving a pitch-perfect balance between traditional Western film music -- e.g. the boozy saloon theme "Thespian Overture.

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