We were miles from nowhere on a dusty back road before he told me that the four-wheel drive wasn't working and that we'd probably have to keep the engine running since the battery's charge was in serious doubt.
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"A Thousand Miles From Nowhere " and " Try Not to Look So Pretty " _ puts him in an ideal position to maintain a recording career at the same time as he's trying to build an acting profile.
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"' Moses " Whispering " Smith "'( January 25, 1932 & ndash; April 28, 1984 ) He recorded tracks including " A Thousand Miles from Nowhere " and " Texas Flood ", and worked with both Lightnin'Slim and Silas Hogan.
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Dwight Yoakam's " A Thousand Miles From Nowhere " is an excellent companion to the sound of road rushing under my tires, but Joe Ely's " A Thousand Miles From Home " was a little too pokey to make the cut.
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She had small roles in the films " Fail Safe " ( 1964 ), " The Anderson Tapes " ( 1972 ) and " Night Moves " ( 1975 ), and was co-author with Stephen McGraw of a television play, " Miles from Nowhere ."
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Three songs in the film are not available on the soundtrack : " Tonight I'll Be Staying Here with You " by Bob Dylan, " Miles from Nowhere " by Cat Stevens, and " Sleeping " by The Band, which was performed karaoke-style by Rinko Kikuchi.
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And even when the issue has reached the negotiating table, top Mexican officials have politely but firmly suggested that the country has more threatening environmental issues to deal with than " esthetic problems " in an area whose chief attraction to many Americans is that it is miles and miles from nowhere.
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Three decades later, Islam can hear his quest clearly in songs such as " I Wish, I Wish " ( 1970 ), " Miles From Nowhere " ( 1970 ), " The Wind " ( 1971 ) and " Morning Has Broken " _ the latter of which he found in an old hymn book.
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"A Thousand Miles from Nowhere " was featured as the closing credits music for the film " Red Rock West ", in which Yoakam also made his film acting debut . " Wild Ride " was later covered by Kenny Chesney as a duet with Joe Walsh on Chesney's 2007 album " Just Who I Am : Poets & Pirates ".
