Toro y Moi - Said Goodbye To Rock n Roll (Official Audio)

[@Sdween]

Chapters, challenges, creations. Joy of a tune.

[@MikeRailey]

This is a sweet track!!

[@Flowersinthebody]

Pretty cool, Toro Y Moi!

[@zalz]

like how youre paying homage for home, keep at it brother

[@DinoThunder.]

Said goodbye to rock'n'roll 🤠

[@desert_holly]

Perfect music for driving around Joshua tree 💚 thank you!!

[@PhillieDXO]

Love you Chaz

[@joshbarbosa3509]

Classic sound

[@bowaswell7735]

yeay！

[@zoopheeex]

🎵🎵🎵👍👌

[@mythinclothes]

🎵🎵🎵🎸😎

[@CaseysFireworksSince1949]

My Grandpa Jack Casey was a G! He owned the business before my dad, John W Casey. This is Jack Casey in the French Quarter, New Orleans - cuz we’re French and Irish, our family, The Devereux’s are from Normandy, France. Where Monet lived. We used to have a famous bar called “The French Quarter” but it burned down right after my Grandpa Jack Casey died. I think he took the business when he died, Cuz he didn’t want us to be in the bar business. Hootie and The Blowfish Got one of their starts at our Famous French Quarter bar. Facts. Before Darius Rucker was “Darius Rucker” and the wagons wheels. One of Taylor Swift’s favorite songs haha. Facts. Jim Casey started the business back in 1949. He had his legs amputated cuz he had diabetes. I think it’s cuz he drank too much Coca Colas. He loved sugar haha. I made the Pilgramage to Normandy where my family is from, in 2014, and washed my hands In the water that used to be bloody On D Day in Normandy. There’s a statue / sculpture in the water, Where all the blood used to be. But of course us Casey’s were Born in the United States. - JMC

[@livefromplanetearth]

bob toro

[@blahzayy]

First!

[@thescoobymike]

Dylan

[@thehairysun8897]

Please dont

[@Lifesizemortal]

Country is lame

[@rastahima1223]

hey mmaayyynnnnnnn

[@rastahima1223]

we r nice here

[@ranieltrasvina131]

Hey man he’s doing his best >:(

[@thescoobymike]

It’s folk not country

[@scottjensen1380]

this is folk blues harkening back to the old american folk tradition