Just after No Country for Old Men was released in 2007, I had occasion to read the entire works of Cormac McCarthy. I was surprised at how the Coen Brothers, who wrote & directed the movie, got the book so right. Besides that, the cinematography was superb and Javier Bardem unforgettably great in the villain role. So, when I created this track I thought of the movie. I made the tribute to the film that you see here. This version has the brand new re-mixed & mastered sound that I did for last month's album release, Groove Makin' Session I. If you haven't seen the movie let this video be your introduction to the film, and to the written word underlying. This video is both a comment on and a critique of the 2007 film No Country For Old Men, of which it is 100 percent, completely made up of. I took some of the most iconic and striking images of the film and cut them to my music, creating an appraisal of the film, generally, while simultaneously giving the footage a new meaning, fundamentally altering the characters and the original plot. This work is both original and a commentary on the original film (and the underlying novel by Cormac MacCarthy). It celebrates and lauds the film, but also re-imagines the film by re-mixing the film sequences. Finally, this video actually serves to promote interest in the original work. Re-mixed for release on new album Groove Makin' Session 1. Released April 2017 on Dusty Valley Listen to it on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7LkoCu7zJdlh0IG7yuYANb Support my work on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/restless94110 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAKKxOjqByY

November 2016's Baja 1000 morning footage of the start of the race. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHJApaDwkAQ