Geff King said:
On the Muzak thread - perhaps Mike Woods will weigh in on this one, as
rumour has it he actually used to *work* for the Evil Ones...
It's true.
I'd have chimed in earlier, but I'm in digest mode these days.
I had a summer job with the Washington DC Muzak franchise back
on their way to New York City to play the Rodeo Bar on Saturday
night. Then they turn west toward Columbus, OH, then to Michigan I think,
then southwards again towards Austin where they started from.
If they come to your town, go see them, they're great. Tell them I sent
you.
-- Mike Woods
ncer slams into your mike
stand.
I don't have any gigs from hell to report, all my worst ones have been
merely boring. But I will 'fess up on my all-time dumbass move.
One time I was distracted by too many things, and called out "Okay, guys,
Tennessee Waltz. Key of A. One, two, three, fo
I don't think we've been letting P2 know much about our concert series
called the District of Country Barn Dance and Show. Sorry!
We put out a CD a few months ago called "Greeting from the District of
Country," which featured a lot of DC acts. We figured the next step was
to put on shome
, and he got bitten by one.
-- Mike Woods
np - How Much is that Hound Dog in the Window?
, on the other hand,
was a fun guy.
-- Mike Woods
in Woodbrige, VA.
Definitely a DC suburb. The entire population of Woodbridge migrates
north up I-95 every morning to work at the Pentagon. Some social climbers
claim to be from Woodbridge when they're actually from Dumfries.
-- Mike Woods
shots of
his hands.
-- Mike Woods
I wouldn't hate line-dancing so much if it weren't for one little thing:
in joints where line-dancing is found, that's all that's found. They take
over the entire floor, and expect to be catered to.
-- Mike Woods
On Wed, 20 Jan 1999, Chris Orlet wrote:
Mention country or alt.country and they look at me like I just fell off
the turnip truck.
My favorite dumb reaction: "You're in a country band? Do you wear
chaps?"
-- Mike Woods
"What? How would I make a living?"
-- Mike Woods
On Thu, 21 Jan 1999, Neal Weiss [I think] wrote:
I'm curious to know what you think about retro acts like Wayne Hancock and the
Derailers. Do you like 'em? Would you call them timeless?
There's a *really* good question: what's the difference between Retro and
Timeless?
-- Mike Woods
On Tue, 19 Jan 1999, Walker, Jason wrote:
I believe that if there was a fifth Beatle, it was Carl Perkins.
Any takers?
Junior
That should have been the Beatles' reunion tour: Paul, George, Ringo and
Carl.
-- Mike Woods
the dances,
or ride the mechanical bulls. After a while they get bored and go away,
and we're left with the folks who actually enjoy country music. I'm
looking forward to it.
-- Mike Woods
that Lake Wobegone radio show,
isn't it? But who's this Murphy guy? Does he do Irish jokes or
something?
-- Mike Woods
ann, New York DJ who awarded himself the title.
How Clarence White, admirable guitarist that he is, qualifies for this is
beyond me.
-- Mike Woods
and there, so I don't think Billy becomes Beatle 5.
-- Mike Woods
ed in the 60's or 70's. Going on a *really* old memory here, I think
the original B-side was "All for the Love of a Girl." The original had a
cool sleeve with little cartoons depicting the story of the battle.
Sadly, all my 45's were ripped off by an ex-roommate so I can't check.
-- Mike Woods
The Atomic Hillbillies
The Reluctant Playboys
Rodeo Motel
Ruthie and the Wranglers
Louise Kirchen
Fannie Zollicoffer
Honky Tonk Confidential
'52 Pick-up
David Kitchen and the Demolition
Randy Austin and the Throwbacks
When we sober up a little, we'll post some more details!
-- Mike Woods
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