Kris, Jagger, Ghent and Jennings
Ned Kelly
In 1970, Kris, Waylon, Mick Jagger, and I sang some wonderful songs, written by Shel Silverstein, for the soundtrack of Mick Jagger’s movie “Ned Kelly”…. This is me singing the title track with Mickey Newbury whistling in the background…
Tom Ghent
Track List from the CD Soundtrack
Numbering will differ from the indexing used elsewhere, so track 11 on the YouTube channel is track 16 on this soundtrack
- “Ned Kelly” – Waylon Jennings
- “Such Is Life”
- “The Wild Colonial Boy” – Mick Jagger
- “What Do You Mean I Don’t Like”
- “Son of a Scoundrel” – Kris Kristofferson
- “Shadow of the Gallows” – Waylon Jennings
- “If I Ever Kill”
- “Lonigan’s Widow” – Waylon Jennings
- “Stoney Cold Ground” – Kris Kristofferson
- “Ladies and Gentlemen”
- “The Kelly’s Keep Comin'” – Kris Kristofferson
- “Ranchin’ in the Evenin'” – Waylon Jennings
- “Say”
- “Blame It on the Kellys” – Waylon Jennings
- “Pleasures of a Sunday Afternoon” – Waylon Jennings
- “Hey Ned” – Tom Ghent
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Tom Ghent
I started writing because so many people were singing the same songs. You had this thing that happened – the great folk scare of the 60s – and you had all these people … and certain records that got real big real quick …..
I didn’t wanna be singing the same thing that everyone else was singing so I started writing my own songs and this ridiculous thing happened – other people started singing my songs so I had to keep writing more songs so I wasn’t singing what everyone else was singing.
Tom Ghent talking about TurnAround
This is the song that got me out of the basket houses five years before Shel Silverstein brought Kris to hear me in Greenwich Village..
From one Songwriter ….
I started writing because so many people were singing the same songs. You had this thing that happened – the great folk scare of the 60s – and you had all these people … and certain records that got real big real quick …..
I didn’t wanna be singing the same thing that everyone else was singing so I started writing my own songs and this ridiculous thing happened – other people started singing my songs so I had to keep writing more songs so I wasn’t singing what everyone else was singing.
