Folk Alley Sessions ~ Joe Crookston, "Good Luck John"

[@jeffkowalski555]

I recently discovered Joe. What a great artist. This tune reminds me of a Taoist tale about a farmer's luck, with this message that it's never fully known what's good or bad luck. The yin yang of life.

[@KevinAtkins_Indiana]

When I shared this song with a Chinese Philosophy professor friend, she said "Oh, that's a well known old Taoist parable!" I love Joe Crookston's transmission of this old wisdom, in folk song form! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_old_man_lost_his_horse

[@barbarasteingas538]

Love Joe's music! Great messages as well. He's awesome to see in person in concert

[@OhioNativePlants]

oh, joe. Thanks. Gorgeous and thought-provoking.

[@mikelord9860]

There are some who sing with a closed palette or an exaggerated drawl or a grumble - and you appreciate the uniqueness up to a point - but it's best to hear someone sing with true CLARITY! Like Joe!

[@alokkimbo]

Found you in folk alley FM..Awesome..Love from Nepal

[@johnwilliammaxwell5044]

I've been a big fan of Joe Crookston ever since being introduced to his music, which surprisingly was through Pandora a while back.

[@michaelferrarone6040]

I heard this on the radio at 2am traveling down the highway near Elmira, NY - thanks for taking the time to post this!

[@shannonbelmonte3221]

love you joe!!

[@michaelcrookston2355]

hey love the music joe! this is mike crookston,badluck johns kid..kool to see family music out there

[@ToddBurge]

super duper song

[@RandyStrubleBackingTracks]

Yeah good tune!!

[@angliase]

Zen master story from "Charlie Wilson's War" Assumptions make an ass out of u & me!!

[@garywillson1900]

Sai Ong loses horse. Who knows if it isn't a blessing?

[@HanHonso]

塞翁失馬，焉知非福