> > > Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2000 21:51:04 EST > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Mover > > In a message dated 1/30/00 4:22:10 PM Pacific Standard Time, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > << Actually Mover have no connection to the Nick Rossi Set that I am aware of. > I know a couple of the guys in Mover and they're both really cool, > but musically of little interest to the majority of this list. Unless of > course > Country-Rock is your thang. Personally I can deal with a LITTLE bit of > later Byrds/ Graham Parsons type, but find much of it to be too hokey. > I think I liked Mover better when they were somewhere between Big Star > and later Small Faces. > Where's Don Henley when you need him? > > Dan > >> > The connection to the Nick Rossi Set that Mover has, is that bassist Mike > Thereau was a former member of the Loved Ones with whom Nick Rossi was an > earlier member of. Rossi Set drummer John Kent(he plays on the latest Mover > cd) was also a member of the Loved Ones as well and that is where the > connection lies. To clear up the misconception of Mover being a Mod band, > that was never true, from day one they were always a rock and roll band who > had a former member of Mod linked bands, Thereau was not only a member of the > Loved Ones but also San Diego's legendary Pop Art heroes The Event, > singer/guitarist Eric Shea is a former Mod as well, and that is where the Mod > connection ends. > > Sean > Well, yeah Sean, I knew all that. I didn't know he meant the six degrees of Kevin Bacin theory. I mean, half the people you bump into "used to be a mod". In the grand scheme of things I guess we all have a connection to The Nick Rossi Set. Dan ______________________________________________ Faster, stronger and able to send millions of emails in one click: the new Topica site! http://www.topica.com/t/14
