Playlist - Monday Breakfast Jam - A Morning Drivetime Show on KRCL 91FM, SLC, UT 4/26/99
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for April 26, 1999. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feeler to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn.: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR April 26, 1999 I DON'T FEEL LIKE DANCING SPARK JULIAN DAWSONGADFLY PLEASE DON'T ASK ME TO DANCE THANKSGIVING BOO HEWERDINECOMPASS MIGHT AS WELL DANCE ANGELS RUNNING PATTY LARKIN HIGH STREET DANCE ME TO THE END OF TIME MORE BEST OF LEONARD COHENCOLUMBIA CASEY, ILLINOIS THREE WISHES ERICA WHEELERSIGNATURE SOUND GASOLINE AND COFFEE WOMEN IN PRISON EVIE SANDS TRAIN WRECK SAD PARADISE PLASTIC WONDERLAND GINA NEMOOMEN EVERYBODY'S FREE TO WEAR SUNSCREENSOMETHING FOR EVERYONE BAZ LUHRMANN CAPITOL I HAD TO TELL YOU WHERE THE PYRAMID MEETS THE EYE - A TRIBUTE TO ROKY ERICKSON (various) POI DOG PONDERINGSIRE ALL FALL DOWN LITTLE BROWN BOOK REES SHADSWEETFISH CAROLINE RAYVIGNETTES THE WINSTONS CLAWD OVER AND UNDERI DON'T MIND WALKING JULIE ADAMS THE RHINO BOYS GADFLY THE MARK OF CAIN CHURCH OF THE FALLING RAIN THE STONE COYOTESRED CAT SWF SEEKS ANYONE PLACES WILL HOPPEY BAG O CATS ALL ALONE MAMA'S KITCHEN THE CULTIVATORS HAYDEN FERRY BURNING BED SOUTHERN LINES THE BACKSLIDERS MAMMOTH GO AWAY LITTLE BOYTHIS WORLD IS NOT MY HOME LONE JUSTICE GEFFEN DOWN THE LINE HALF MAD MOON THE DAMNATIONS TXSIRE SO LONESOME PRAYER BONES THE FLATIRONSCHECKERED PAST TUMBLE INTO LOVE DRIVE CHRIS WEBSTERCOMPASS WAIT A MINUTE BLUE RAMBLER II THE LAUREL CANYON RAMBLERS SUGAR HILL AFTER ALL WALKIN' IN MY SHOES THE KATHY KALLICK BAND LIVE OAK BANJO BOY SIMPLIFY RYAN SHUPE AND THE RUBBER BAND TYDAL WAVE EMIGRANT EYES EMIGRANT EYES GERALDINE AND DANNY DOYLEREGO EXHILARATING SADNESS SING A POWERFUL SONG THE SAW DOCTORS SHAM TOWN DO WHAT I HAVE TO DO PEARLS FROM THE OYSTER THE OYSTER BAND COOKING VINYL TABASCO LULLABY WOODEN NICKELS DOUG WINTCH LUDELLA LOVE ME TENDER BEAUTY SHOPCHECKIN' IN DOUG WINTCH LUDELLA NOT THE GOOD OLE DAYS NOBODY SAID LOVE ANDY MONACO ONESSA TAKES YOU BY SURPRISE CIRCLE OF FRIENDS JOHN MCVEY BWE SHADOW OF A DOUBT 1998 EP JOHN MCVEY self-release CONTRABANDISTAS JACKALOPES, MOONS AND ANGELS KIMMIE RHODESJACKALOPE TAKE ME DOWN WHAT I DESERVE KELLY WILLIS RYKODISC I HAVE A RIGHT TO CRY I'VE GOT A RIGHT TO CRY MANDY BARNETTSIRE FOR YOU NORTH AMERICAN SONGWRITERS(various) KAREN CAPALDIDCN SALIVATION
Re: questions, news and a rave
yup, one of them Sony products. Joe Gracey wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jesse Dayton has signed to Columbia and is also expecting to release a record in July. Is there still a label called Columbia? -- Joe Gracey President-For-Life, Jackalope Records http://www.kimmierhodes.com
Playlist - Monday Breakfast Jam - A Morning Drivetime Show on KRCL 91FM, SLC, UT 4/19/99
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for April 19, 1999. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feeler to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn.: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR April 19, 1999 MAYBE YOU'RE RIGHTUPROOTED THE RANKINS ROUNDER MY CAT LEFT HOME NIGHT SUNNIGHT SUN MAP OF MY HEART NIGHT IN A STRANGE TOWN LYNN MILES PHILO NUMBER 37 ROAD JAMES KEELAGHAN HIGHTONE LA PRIMERALOST HERD IAN TYSONVANGUARD FEEL YOUR OWN TEARS ONE DROP ALLEN DOBB AND DUMELARESOURCE AFTER THE FIRST TIME MOLINOS THE PAPERBOYSSTONY PLAIN WILDER THAN HER WHAT DO YOU HEAR IN THESE SOUNDS DAR WILLIAMS w FRED EAGLESMITH RAZOR TIE COOL BLUES STORY WOMEN IN PRISON EVIE SANDS w LUCINDA WILLIAMSTRAIN WRECK WRAPPED WHAT I DESERVE KELLY WILLIS RYKODISC NOWHERE AT ALLA SMALL GOOD THING BOCEPHUS KINGNEW WEST OTHER GIRLS BULL SAY ZUZU BROKEN WHITE FLASH IN THE NIGHTTHE JOEL RAFAEL BAND THE JOEL RAFAEL BAND RELUCTANT ANGEL JUST ONE LOVE JACKALOPES, MOONS ANGELS KIMMIE RHODES w JOE ELY JACKALOPE OLD LOVE KEEPS ON BURNING YOU DON'T KNOW ME DENICE FRANKEDE NICE GIRL MISTAKES I'VE GOT A RIGHT TO CRY MANDY BARNETTSIRE WHAT ABOUT ME TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF ROBERT CRAY BAND RYKODISC CHAN, CHAN (CHARLIE'S BLUES) CONTINENTAL DRIFTER CHARLIE MUSSELWHITE POINTBLANK YOU JUST DON'T WANT METHIS AIN'T OVER YET GRETA LEEself-release DON'T YOU FEEL IT TOO?LOW DOWN AND UP TONI PRICE ANTONE'S CHURCH OF THE FALLING RAINCHURCH OF THE FALLING RAIN THE STONE COYOTESRED CAT SOLD AMERICAN PEARLS IN THE SNOW: THE SONGS OF KINKY FRIEDMAN (various) LYLE LOVETT KINKAJOU TOTAL STRANGERLITTLE MYSTERY TODD THIBAUD DOOLITTLE GEORGIA LEE MULE VARIATIONS TOM WAITSEPITAPH NEXT DOOR DOWNSIMPLE GEARLE STACEY EARLE GEARLE ROMEO RESPOND (various) JESS KLEIN SIGNATURE SOUND RUN AWAY TO THE CIRCUSDRIVE CHRIS WEBSTERCOMPASS I'M STILL IN LOVE WITH YOUTHE MOUNTAIN STEVE EARLE DEL MCCOURY BAND E2 GO TO HELLSIMPLIFY RYAN SHUPE AND THE RUBBER BAND TYDAL WAVE NASHVILLE CATSTHE FAMILY THE DEL MCCOURY BAND CIELI NO ONE I COULD TALK TO THIS ABOUT COLLABORATIONS CHRIS CHANDLER w CATIE CURTIS1-800-PRIME-CD TURN THE LIGHTS BACK ON TEN YEAR NIGHT LUCY KAPLANSKY RED HOUSE NOWHERE TO GO THREE WISHES ERICA WHEELERSIGNATURE SOUND UNHOLY TRAIN HALF MAD MOON THE DAMNATIONS TXSIRE NO PLACE WORTH DYING FOR SPARK JULIAN DAWSONGADFLY LET THE IDIOT SPEAK FIGHT SONGS OLD 97'S
Re: Old 97s review
From a cursory listen, this Fight sSongs is less rowdy, less twangy than the last one. It's more popish and accessible(?), industry slang for "looking for a hit." I kind like it but I also like the new Wilco. Iceman Dave Purcell wrote: For the weasels with advance copies is the new record any better than the last (which was terrible)? From SonicNet: http://www.sonicnet.com/news/article7.jhtml?index=6 Dave *** Dave Purcell, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Northern Ky Roots Music: http://w3.one.net/~newport Twangfest: http://www.twangfest.com
Playlist - Monday Breakfast Jam - A Morning Drivetime Show on KRCL 91FM, SLC, UT 4/12/99
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for April 12, 1999. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feeler to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn.: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR April 12, 1999 TIRED AND THIRTY WHEN THE NIGHT IS THROUGH MARY CUTRUFELLO MERCURY DOWN TO YOU CROW LITTLE SUE CRAVEDOG WALK ON MEWILORY FARM TERRI HENDRIXTYCOON COWGIRL RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA PEARLS IN THE SNOW: THE SONGS OF KINKY FREIDMAN DWIGHT YOAKUMKINKAJOU NEVER REALLY LOST LITTLE MYSTERY TODD THIBAUD DOOLITTLE DRIVE YOU HOMETHE LAST HURRAH BEAVER NELSONFREEDOM I WOULD HAVE WALKED AWAY HAPPY HOUR CLIVE GREGSONCOMPASS ONE GOOD REASON TEN YEAR NIGHT LUCY KAPLANSKY RED HOUSE LOVIN' WHISKEYBEST BLUES AND ORIGINALS RORY BLOCK ROUNDER NOWHERE TO GO THREE WISHES ERICA WHEELERSIGNATURE SOUND NIRVANA BLUES NIRVANA BLUES MAC GAYDEN WINTER HARVEST HORSE LEFT IN THE RAINEXCERPTS FROM SWINE LAKE IAIN MATTHEWSTANGIBLE I LIKE YOU ABSENCESPARK JULIAN DAWSONGADFLY RIGHT WAY TO DO THE WRONG THINGSYLVIA HOTEL CHERYL WHEELER PHILO I HATE THE COLD THIS AIN'T OVER YET GRETA LEEself-release REMEMBER ME? LOW DOWN AND UP TONI PRICE ANTOINE'S MIRABOU BRIDGEROAD JAMES KEELAGHAN HIGHTONE A CENTURY ENDSA CENTURY ENDS DAVID GRAY CAROLINE ON THE ROAD YOUR OWN BACKYARD TOM DEAN DEV CANDYBARS AND FREEDOM DRIVE CHRIS WEBSTERCOMPASS FOLDED WINGS CHURCH OF THE FALLING RAIN THE STONE COYOTESRED CAT SO LONESOME I COULD FLY ABOVE GROUND AND VERTICAL THE PINETOPS MONOLYTH BANJO BOY SIMPLIFY RYAN SHUPE AND THE RUBBER BAND TYDAL WAVE JAGGEDFIGHT SONGS OLD 97'S ELEKTRA YOU'RE A MESS HOGWALLER RAMBLERS HOGWALLER RAMBLERS MEA CULPA LONG WAY FROM MY WINDOW THE ROOTS RUN DEEP ANKE SUMMERHILL ISG ODESSAWATSONVILLE PATIO WATSONVILLE PATIOTEQUEMO I'D FALL FOR YOU ONE SURE THING COZY SHERIDANWATERBUG THINK IT OVER HOTEL ROSELYN WATSONVILLE PATIOTEQUEMO CORTEZ SAIL SALIVATION TERRY ALLEN SUGAR HILL TRAILER FULL OF CROSSES GOODBYE FROM VENUS BUCK STORM self-release FUNNY, FAMILIAR, FORGOTTEN FEELINGS I'VE GOT A RIGHT TO CRY MANDY BARNET SIRE RAINY NIGHT DETROIT YOU DON'T KNOW ME DENICE FRANKEDE NICE GIRL BITTERJULIA MACKLIN JULIA MACKLINself-release AT LEAST WE CAN DANCE SKETCHBOOK LESLIE CLAUSSON CANTOS VERITAS TIRED OF WAITING A SMALL GOOD THING
Re:SOTD
I'll be a pig nominate 3: Lloyd Maines Richard Thompson Roy Huskey, JR And if I thought long enuff there'd probably be 50 more Iceman
Re: Today is the 99th day of the 99th year:Tornadoes
how bout "let's go chase tornadoes/ just you and me/ you don't often catch 'em/ but man when you do" James McMurtry from Peter Pan on It Had to Happen iceman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a message dated 4/8/99 5:26:42 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: It's also close to my tornado experience anniversary - and I was thinking to celebrate, I'd lock myself in the house with a lot of fortifying likker and listen to tornado and other catastrophic-near-death themed songs. So, I was hoping you could help with some suggestions... Jim White, "A Perfect Day to Chase Tornados" Very creepy. NW
Re: Best So Far - 99
Nice idea and I would truly like to but just went out to my car here in good old northern Utah and theres another two inches of white shit on it. It's new and it didn't come from seagulls, and more of its still flying. I guess I'll just have hang out with the cd player for another week cause it ain't supposed to snow tonight but a new colder nortern storm front should arrive late tomorrow. Oh well, the Mandy Barnett is hot enough and I'm still having trouble getting the Chris Webster to vacate a spot in carousel. No top 10 yet cause I haven't had a chance to listen to everything that will be released before Jan. 2000. Iceman ps The Tom Waits si great and the new Robert Cray (all three cuts I've had a chance listen too seems headed that way, too. Oh yeah top tens when only a month ago I was seeing us debate a thread on 1999, the year the music died. What happened? Jennifer Sperandeo wrote: I PROPOSE IT SHOULD BE A PUNISHABLE OFFENSE TO COMPILE A TEN BEST LIST IN APRIL! Go outside! Get some sun! Kiss a girl xojns np Kid Rock -- From: Don Yates [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "passenger side" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Best So Far - 99 Date: Wed, Apr 7, 1999, 4:38 PM On Wed, 7 Apr 1999, Ph. Barnard wrote: If Don's list is any indication, perhaps Sire's efforts in the Americana vein are finally starting to pay off. Well, it's one thing to put out good records. It's quite another to figure out how to sell 'em.g--don
Re: Japanese hipsterism....
M Shonen Knife is miserable. The Japanese equivalent of The Shaggs? Iceman
Rusty Wier
Just outta curiosity. Back awhile (like the 70's-early 80's) I snagged a few pieces of vinyl from Austin based singer/songwriter Rusty Wier and loved them. Was listening to one the other day and wondering what ever became of Mr. Wier and what might he be doing now. I haven't seen anything by him in years. Iceman
Re: Chrissie Hynde in Salon
Not Chrissie even though I truly wish that she would get with it record another album. Tired of searching compilations and soundtracks for her voice. Now for twang content, been grooving on a new release by the Sone Coyotes titled Church of the Falling Rain and the lead vocalist reminds me of Ms. Hynde. Good stuff so give it a listen if you get a chance. Iceman
Mistake in Monday Breakfast Jam Playlist 4/5/99
The entry: ME 'N' JENNY AND THE LOVELY MARYLUTHAT'S HOW IT'S GONNA BE ERIC SCHULTZ CLARITONE Should read: ME 'N' JENNY AND THE LOVELY MARYLUTHAT'S HOW IT'S GONNA BE ERIC SCHWARTZCLARITONE Sorry 'bout that Eric and the rest of you all too. Iceman
Playlist - Monday Breakfast Jam - A Morning Drivetimr Show on KRCL 91FM, SLC, UT 4/5/99
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for April 5, 1999. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feeler to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn.: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR April 5, 1999 IN THE MORNINGCROW LITTLE SUE CRAVEDOG YOU CAN'T GO HOME AGAIN POET IN THE WINDOW NANCI GRIFFITH PHILO END OF THE DAYTEN YEAR NIGHT LUCY KAPLANSKY RED HOUSE THE FREEDOM THREESOME LOSES A LEG STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS TOM GRANTNO WAX ALL WANE IVORY WHITE BETWEEN THE CRACKS KYLE WULYE self-release BACK ON THE STREET AGAIN CHECKIN' IN DOUG WINTCH LUDELLA GLITZY COOL DECEPTIVE LITTLE SWEETS UP YER SLEEVEELECTRIC TANGERINE TAKE ME HOME ABOUT TIME MEGAN PETERS PAINLESS ME 'N' JENNY AND THE LOVELY MARYLUTHAT'S HOW IT'S GONNA BE ERIC SCHULTZ CLARITONE UNTITLED I BELONG TO YOU JOHN JENNINGSVANGUARD WHEN LOVE FINDS YOU NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH STEPHEN BRUTON NEW WEST BAYOU MORNING THE SOUND OF ONE MAN CLAPPING VOL.2 GARY CORNELIUS ONE MAN CLAPPING LIFE HOLDS ON GREATEST HITS BETH NIELSON CHAPMAN REPRISE THE WAY I AM THIS AIN'T OVER YET GRETA LEEself-release HER DRESS HANGS THERE HOTEL ROSELYN WATSONVILLE PATIOTEQUEMO OH, MARIA MOLINOS THE PAPERBOYSSTONY PLAIN RISING OF THE MOONBULL SAY ZUZU BROKEN WHITE GREEN SUEDE SHOES LIVE IN NEW YORK CITY BLACK 47 GADFLY CRASH ON THE BARRELHEAD FIGHT SONGS OLD 97'S ELEKTRA DON'T FORGET TO CRY I GOT A REASON TO CRY MANDY BARNETTSIRE NOT FORGOTTEN YOU WHAT I DESERVE KELLY WILLIS RYKODISC BRING IT ON DANCE HALL DREAMS ROSIE FLORES ROUNDER AIN'T NO TOP 40 SONG SALIVATION TERRY ALLEN SUGAR HILL HOUSE WHERE NOBODY LIVES MULE VARIATIONS TOM WAITSEPITAPH TIRED OF WAITING A SMALL GOOD THING BOCEPHUS KINGNEW WEST ROSE TATTOO FIRST WARM WIND KAT EGGLESTONWATERBUG DON'T GO BACK TO SLEEPSTEADY STEADY YES ANNIE GALLUP 1-800-PRIMECD TALK IS CHEAP HIGH ON THE HOG THE CADILLAC COWGIRL AND HER BACK STREET BOYS (Nancy Apple) SUR NUMBER 37 ROAD JAMES KEELAHAGAN HIGHTONE BRAHMAS AND MUSTANGS LOST HERD IAN TYSONVANGUARD WHERE THE BIG DOGS RUNEXCERPTS FROM SWINE LAKE IAIN MATTHEWSTANGIBLE ON AND ON SALT OF THE EARTH FANNY GRACE EL LEPRECHAUNO CATCH YOU ALIVE HALF MAD MOON THE DAMNATIONS TXSIRE LITTLE WHITE LIES CHURCH OF THE FALLING RAIN THE STONE COYOTESRED CAT SONG FOR EMILYREST OF OUR DAYS THE PAWTUCKETS MADJACK YOU ONLY COME OUT
PLAYLIST - Monday Breakfast Jam: A Morning Drivetime Show 3/29/99 KRCL 91FM, SLC, UT
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for Mar. 29, 1998. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feeler to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn.: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR March 29, 1999 AMAZING VARIATION/STEEL STRING RAG (weekly intro music) RANDOM CHANCE LARRY PATTIS LIBERAL PALETTE DESOLATION ROWMTV UNPLUGGED BOB DYLANCOLUMBIA JUST LIKE TOM THUMB'S BLUES TRAIL JIMMY LAFAVE BOHEMIA BEAT HOLD ON MULE VARIATIONS TOM WAITSEPITAPH WEATHERMANRESPOND (various) KRIS DELMHORST SIGNATURE SOUND RAINY NIGHT IN GEORGIASECRET COMBINATION RANDY CRAWFORD WARNER BROS. WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWNTRAVELING MILES CASSANDRA WILSON BLUE NOTE DOWN IN THE NIGHT IT'S HEARTBREAK THAT SELLS-A TRIBUTE TO RAY MASON (various) CHERI NIGHT TAR HUT WILD MAN FROM BORNEO PEARLS IN THE SNOW - KINKY FRIEDMAN (various) GUY CLARKKINKAJOU THE HAUNTING OF A NEW YORK MOON A SMALL GOOD THING BOCEPHUS KINGNEW WEST HOW CAN I SLEEP WITHOUT YOU SPARK JULIAN DAWSON w LUCINDA WILLIAMS GADFLY TAKE ME HOME SKETCHBOOK LESLIE CLAUSON CANTOS VERITAS RECKLESS ABANDON LOOSE CHANGE AND SPARE PARTS TERRI ALLARD RECKLESS ABANDON NO MORE EXCUSES DRIVE CHRIS WEBSTERCOMPASS THE DOLL SALIVATION TERRY ALLEN SUGAR HILL NO EASY UNDERSTANDING COAL DIAMONDS KEVIN MEISEL THURSDAY I CAN'T GET YOU OFF MY MIND OF TRAINS AND ANGELS PAT O'BRYAN MAGIC VALLEY ST. JAMES SONGS FROM MY FUNERAL SNAKEFARMRCA SWEETEST DECLINE CENTRAL RESERVATION BETH ORTON ARISTA I NEED LOVE ZERO ZERO ZERO SAM PHILLIPS VIRGIN TELL ME WHY FALL INTO ME BRIAN DOLZANIPLUM STREET SUMMER'S GONE LOST HERD IAN TYSONVANGUARD NO GOING BACK METAL SHED BLUES THE OLD JOE CLARKS CHECKERED PAST ATCHAFALAYA PIPELINE CAJUNIZATION BEAUSOLIEL RHINO FIVE IN THE MORNING TEN YEAR NIGHT LUCY KAPLANSKY RED HOUSE HE AIN'T COMIN' HERE THIS AIN'T OVER YET GRETA LEEself-release THEY'RE BLIND WHAT I DESERVE KELLY WILLIS RYKODISC I DON'T FEEL LIKE DANCING SPARK JULIAN DAWSONGADFLY MADELINE A STRANGER TO ME NOW MONTE WARDEN ASYLUM BETTER THAN A WHEEL BETTER THAN A WHEEL VINCE JUNIOR WEDGIE WILDFIRE PRAYER BONES THE FLATIRONSCHECKERED PAST I'M ON WHEELS I DON'T MIND WALKING JULIE ADAMS THE RHINO BOYS GADFLY LOSE YOUR WAY TIMBRE SOPHIE B. HAWKINSCOLUMBIA TO BE MORE BEAUTIFUL/SOFAS #2 PENCILS COLLABORATIONS CHRIS CHANDLER w DAR WILLIAMS1-800-PRIME-CD CHANGES EXCERPTS FROM SWINE LAKE IAIN MATTHEWS
PLAYLIST - Monday Breakfast Jam: A Morning Drivetime Show 3/22/99 KRCL 91FM, SLC, UT
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for Mar. 22, 1998. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City, a non-profit, volunteer operated, listener support community radio station with a 19 year history of bringing diversity in music and information to the state of Utah. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feel free to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn.: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR March 22, 1999 TIME AFTER TIME TRAVELING MILES CASSANDRA WILSON BLUE NOTE MISSISSIPPI THE GLOBE SESSIONS SHERYL CROW A M FEEL TO BELIEVE CENTRAL RESERVATION BETH ORTON ARISTA NOWHERE AT ALLA SMALL GOOD THING BOCEPHUS KINGNEW WEST VIA CHICAGO SUMMERTEETH WILCOREPRISE DRIVE YOU HOME AGAIN DRIVE YOU HOME AGAIN CHRIS SMITHERHIGHTONE EMPTY GLASS FIRST WARM WIND KAT EGGELSTONWATERBUG FADING FAST WHAT I DESERVE KELLY WILLIS RYKODISC FOOLIN' MYSELFYOU DON'T KNOW ME DENICE FRANKEDE NICE GIRL MONTANA THREE CHORD PLEA HOLLY FIGUEROA BAND AGITATE PACING THE CAGE THE FOLKSCENE COLLECTION (various) BRUCE COCKBURN RED HOUSE THE SAME HEARTBEATONE DROP ALLEN DOBB DUMELA RESOURCE SALVATION MOLINOS PAPERBOYSSTONY PLAIN TURN THE LIGHTS BACK ON TEN YEAR NIGHT LUCY KAPLANSKY RED HOUSE I HATE THE COLD THIS AIN'T OVER YET GRETA LEEself_release SPINNING MY WHEELSSALT OF THE EARTH FANNY GRACE EL LEPRECHAUNO BAGGAGE NOBODY JOEL CAGEBIG SIXTEEN STRANGER'S BLUES CROSSROAD CAFE 9811 (various) LARRY GARNER CROSSROADS CRAZY TOWNOASIS ACOUSTIC VOL. 16 (various) WILL HOPPEY OASIS JACK'S WALTZ HALF MAD MOON THE DAMNATIONS TXSIRE WE'LL SURVIVE DANCE HALL DREAMS ROSIE FLORES ROUNDER TAKE MY BODY 10 SONG DEMO ROSANNE CASH CAPITOL LA PRIMERALOST HERD IAN TYSONVANGUARD ORDINARY MAN ORDINARY MAN CHRISTY MOOREWEA DOWN IN THE FLOOD TRAIL JIMMY LAFAVE BOHEMIA BEAT RAIN, RAIN, BEAUTIFUL RAINHEAVENLY LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBASO SHANACHIE MOON RUSTED ROOT RUSTED ROOT MERCURY WHERE IS MARIAFURTHER IN GREG BROWN RED HOUSE THIS STREET, THAT MAN, THIS LIFE BLACKEYED MAN COWBOY JUNKIES RCA RIGHT WAY TO DO THE WRONG THINSYLVIA HOTEL CHERYL WHEELER PHILO CANDYBARS AND FREEDOM DRIVE CHRIS WEBSTERCOMPASS REMINDS ME OF YOU BACK ON TOP VAN MORRISON POINTBLANK THE GHOSTS ARE DANCING ON THE RAILS PERFECT OBLIVIOUS MOON PAT MALONEY RATRICK SHE HELD THAT BOTTLE HOGWALLER RAMBLERS HOGWALLER RAMBLERS MEA CULPA BEND THE TRUTH
PLAYLIST - Monday Breakfast Jam: A Morning Drivetime Show 3/15/99 KRCL 91FM, SLC, UT
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for Mar. 1r, 1998. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City, a non-profit, volunteer operated, listener support community radio station with a 19 year history of bringing diversity in music and information to the state of Utah. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feel free to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn.: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR March 15, 1999 YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANTRUSTED ROOT RUSTED ROOT MERCURY DON'T MAKE ME LAUGH WHEN I'M CRYIN" DANCING ROOM ONLY THE SUNDOGS PARHELION TONIGHT IS JUST FOR USCELTIC WOMAN (various) MARIAN BRADFIELD VALLEY ENTERTAINMENT ONCE YOU SAID YOU LOVED METHE SKY ROAD FRANCES BLACKCELTIC HEARTBEAT LOVING HANNAH SONG FOR IRELAND MARY BLACK BLIXSTREET CHINA DOG PERFECT OBLIVIOUS MOON PAT MALONEY RATRICK DUBLIN BLUES DUBLIN BLUES GUY CLARKASYLUM PHILOSOPHER'S STONE BACK ON TOP VAN MORRISSONPOINTBLANK ARE YOU STILL MAD SUPPOSED FORMER INFATUATION JUNKIE ALANIS MORRISSETTE MAVERICK NO CONNECTION TIMBRE SOPHIE B. HAWKINSCOLUMBIA FIVE IN THE MORNING TEN YEAR NIGHT LUCY KAPLANSKY RED HOUSE WHY DO I ALWAYS WANT YOU IF THIS IS ROCK'N'ROLL, I WANT MY OLD JOB BACK THE SAW DOCTORS SHAM TOWN FUNKY CIELI LIVE IN NEW YORK CITY BLACK 47 GADFLY DANCE CALLED AMERICA ONCE IN A LIFETIME RUNRIG CHRYSALIS WRAPPED WHAT I DESERVE KELLY WILLIS RYKODISC THE WAY I AM THIS AIN'T OVER YET GRETA LEEself-release CIRCLES IN THE WIND DRIVE CHRIS WEBSTERCOMPASS SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE SUN AND THE MOON GRAND BAR SCHEMES SCOTT KIRBY NEW VISION MY BACK PAGES JOHN STEWART DARWIN'S ARMY JOHN STEWART DARWIN'S ARMY APPLESEED WASTING TIME BULL SAY ZUZU BROKEN WHITE PASSING TIME CENTRAL RESERVATION BETH ORTON ARISTA SPIT AND TEARSHALF MAD MOON THE DAMNATIONS TXSIRE LEAVING IDAHO HORSES AND HILLS ALLEN DOBB RESOURCE FLY LIKE COWBOYS HORSES AND HILLS ALLEN DOBB RESOURCE HOW TO FIGHT LONELINESS SUMMERTEETH WILCOREPRISE PLAY THE GREEDHEMPILATION II DAR WILLIAMS w BLUE MOUNTAIN CAPRICORN BUNCH OF KEYS CROSSING THE BRIDGE EILEEN IVERS SONY A STOR MO CHROI TEARS OF STONE THE CHIEFTAINS w BONNIE RAITTRCA HANDS ON THE WATERSTRAIGHT OUTTA IRELAND (various) LESLIE DOWDELL GEFFEN LAKES OF PONCHARTRAIN BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME (various) HOTHOUSE FLOWERS VALLEY ENTERTAINMENT STAR OF COUNTY DOWN PEARLS FROM THE OYSTER OYSTER BAND COOKING VINYL SOUTH AUSTRALIA IF I SHOULD FALL FROM GRACE WITHGOD THE POGUES ISLAND I THREW IT ALL
Re: 16 Horsepower
[EMAIL PROTECTED] according to my liner notes. Iceman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anybody know how to contact this band these days? A friend of a friend wants to interview them on a radio show and asked me how to reach them, but all I have is an empty number at AM Thanks as always for your indulgence. BTW, the V-Roys rocked to beat all last night. What a fraggin' show! Eat- your-heart out moment: Kelly Hogan/Scot Miller duet on "Lie I believe"--a two kleenex song under the rockin'est of conditions, which that show pretty much was. Also noted, V-Roys currently leading the "Classiest-looking dewy-eyed groupies" category. Later, Linda, trying to figure out how to be less secure in what she thinks she knows, cuz it's wrong too often
Re: Bramletts
Yup, for one release a couple of years ago. I believe it was titled time iceman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a message dated 3/11/99 9:55:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Bekka, their kid, Wasn't she also in Fleetwood Mac for a while too?
Re: SUV's RE: Jones update 8pm
Jeff Wall wrote: If George had been driving a 73 Suburban, he might of not gotten hurt as bad. When I'm out there behind the wheel of my full size '89 4 wheel drive Ford Bronco, or the wife lets me drive her '65 Plymouth Deathmobile, I feel proud to be an American. Especially when I hit one of those little Geo Metro's at about 110mph. Us Americans didn't climb to the top of the world's food chain to eat tofu, be sensitive, or drive tiny ass foriegn clown cars. Nope, V-8's, Guns and dead animal flesh made us what we are today. Jeff Wall http://www.twangzine.com The Webs least sucky music magazine 3421 Daisy Crescent - Va Beach, Va - 23456 Right on Jeff. Out her in Utah we call those lumbering big ass SUV's, particularly American made ones, Morman Assualt Vehicles (MAV's). Iceman
Re: PLAYLIST - Monday Breakfast Jam: A Morning Drivetime Show 3/1/99 ...
Yup, Otis is still hanging around as one of the resident dead heads and itinerant programmers. See him a couple of time ayear or so. He's also involved playing music with to different bands at this time. I like the Scott Kirby release a lot but I've got humg up on the Flying Boat one. Will probably switch to a different cut next monday for my regular show Iceman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear Doug, Thank you so much for playing Scott Kirby's "Last Flying Boat". I will let his fans know and hopefully you will get some new listeners. Is Otis (blond haired drummer, Jimmy Buffett fan) still at the station? It's been a few years since I talked to him. Meg Patrick Down East Down West Management, Inc. 1-888-876-3339
Re: Waterloo Top 50/Texas Top 10 - 2.27.99
There will probably be 27 different replies before this gets through but Steve Earle is originally from Virginia. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: although I believe that Steve is from San Antonio In a message dated 3/2/1999 10:03:55 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: 5. Steve Earle Del McCoury TX 62 ^^ I'll bet that's news to Del'n'em - being TX artists, I mean. Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
PLAYLIST - Monday Breakfast Jam: A Morning Drivetime Show 3/1/99 KRCL 91FM, SLC, UT
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for Mar. 1, 1998. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City, a non-profit, volunteer operated, listener support community radio station with a 19 year history of bringing diversity in music and information to the state of Utah. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. No dictated playlist are given to on air programmers, so we are free to play what we want within FCC guidelines, unless the show is of a specific genre like the blues, reggae, etc. My playlists come from about 85% out of my personal library with the rest coming from station libraries. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feel free to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn.: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR March 1, 1999 DEEP, DARK BLACK DEEP, DARK BLACK D. BRAXTON HARRISIDEAL MIDNIGHT FLIGHT SECRET ANNIVERSARIES JEFF TALMADGEBOZART I'VE BEEN WAITING DECISIONS DON BRAY MEEK MONK IT'S ALL OVER NOW, BABY BLUE TRAIL JIMMY LAFAVE BOHEMIA BEAT THE LONG WAY HOME THE LONG WAY HOME AMY GALLATIN HAPPY APPY ROSE TATTOO FIRST WARM WIND KAT EGGLESTONWATERBUG GREEN EYESEP 1999 CRIMSON BLUE CRIMSON BLUE SANCTUARY DECEPTIVE LITTLE SWEETS UP YER SLEEVEELECTRIC TANGERINE NOT THE GOOD OLD DAYS NOBODY SAID LOVE ANDY MONACO ONESSA RUDE GIRL CHECKIN' IN DOUG WINTCH LUDELLA NOT FORGOTTEN YOU WHAT I DESERVE KELLY WILLIS RYKODISC WHO'S GONNA FIX IT NOWDANCE HALL DREAMS ROSIE FLORES ROUNDER HE RODE ALL THE WAY TO TEXAS TRIO II HARRIS, RONSTADT AND PARTON ASYLUM NO SENSE IN LOVIN'ANODYNE UNCLE TUPELO SIRE OTHER GIRLS BULL SAY ZUZU BROKEN WHITE YOU'RE A MESS HOGWALLER RAMBLERS HOGWALLER RAMBLERS MEA CULPA ANGRY ANY MOREUP UP UP UP UP ANI DIFRANCO RIGHTEOUS BABE FEAR TIME EVERYTHING I NEED MELISSA FERRICK W.A.R. I'LL BE HERE IN THE MORNING ABOUT TOWNES JONELL MOSSERWINTER HARVEST BOY IN THE BUBBLE JOHN STEWART AND DARWIN'S ARMY JOHN STEWART AND DARWIN'S ARMY APPLESEED DON'T MAKE PROMISES DRIVE YOU HOME AGAIN CHRIS SMITHERS HIGHTONE THE HAND THAT THROWS THE BOTTLEWACO WORLD THE WACO BROTHERSBLOODSHOT SYLVIA HOTEL SYLVIA HOTEL CHERYL WHEELER PHILO SUNSET BLVD NIGHT IN A STRANGE TOWN LYNN MILES PHILO RUN AWAY TO THE CIRCUSDRIVE CHRIS WHEELERCOMPASS THE LAST FLYING BOAT GRAND BAR SCHEMES SCOTT KIRBY NEW VISION LANDED IN THE MUD THE LAST HURRAH BEAVER NELSONFREEDOM LATIN KINGS SUGAR TOWN THE IGUANAS KOCH HALF MAD MOON HALF MAD MOON THE DAMNATIONS TXSIRE MISSISSIPPI PARKING LOT REST OF OUR DAYS THE PAWTUCKETS MADJACK DEVIL LIVES IN DALLAS PRAYER BONES THE FLATIRONSCHECKERED PAST THE WAY I AM THIS AIN'T OVER YET GRETA LEE
Re: The Eradication Game (Re: Grammyszzzzzzzzz....)
I'll go for the KISS for sure agreeing also to Twisted Sister, Motley Crue and a host of metal neometal stuff but early Diamond was just plain fun, entertaining rock roll. Forget anything he's done since the Bang years however. Twang wise this is probably in the Michael Bolton realm - Billy Ray Cyrus. Iceman Geff King wrote: On the other hand...how much damage would it do to eradicate Jimmy Webb? or Neil Diamond? Or KISS? -- Geff King * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * http://www2.ari.net/gking/ "Don't let me catch you laughin' when the jukebox cries" - Kinky Friedman, "Sold American"
Re: The Eradication Game (Re: Grammyszzzzzzzzz....)
If I get rid of Pat Boone does that also take out the The Boone Sisters and Debbie. Tell me, please tell me its so. And if we can't take out the Dead because Garcia played on some ok bluegrass albums how bout we take out Weir or Pigpen. That kills the dead Dead leaves Garcia noodling without a band.. Iceman
Re: Tom Russell's new one
That's the problem with concept albums. While they may work as a whole (and I'm not sure this one does), it is extremely rare if individual songs hold up on their own. To have to read liner notes and written material before I can understand how good a record is or what a great concept I'm dealing with is firthers my point. This is aural art, not literary genius. The music is, or should be, the important thing. If it's not, then just write a book and I'll trat it for what it is. I feel the same way about visual art as well. If it doesn't grab me before I read about the concept and what went into producing it, it's probably not "great" art. Tom Russell has done some great pieces before and I respect him for even attempting this song cycle but (IMHO), it just doesn't work all that well. Hell, name me 5 concept albums that have worked out well regardless of genre. Iceman Hanspeter Eggenberger wrote: Reply to: Re: Tom Russell's new one Slim wrote: I think it's a great album. I would suggest listening a couple of times and reading the extensive notes Russell includes. Projects like this are labors of love, and I bet everyone on the list would agree that a talent like Russell deserves more than a cursory spinthrough. I agree with the above. But I have the same problem with Tom Russell's new one as I have with most "concept albums": Some songs only work in context to the others but not as individual song. So you have to listen to the whole album from the first to the last track to get the picture. HP NP: Hank Shizzoe - "Walk"
Re: Tom Russell's new one
I just listened to this too. And was sorely disappointed after all the hype
here. As a folk operetta goes it's ok but nothing stands outs. Sorta like
Paul Simon's Capeman thing. A thanks but no thanks here and I'm a big fan of
Tom's.
Iceman
Don Yates wrote:
Didn't someone refer to this as the best album ever, or some such
hyperbole? After one listen, I'd give it an award for one of the more
sleep-inducing albums I've heard in quite awhile, but that's about it. A
coupla songs stand out from the monotonous morass ("Chickasaw County Jail"
and Iris singing "Acres of Corn"), but most of it's too damn stately and
antiseptic for its own good. I bet even Kinnamon balks at this.--don
PLAYLIST - Monday Breakfast Jam: A Morning Drivetime Show 2/22/99 KRCL 91FM, SLC, UT
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for Feb. 22, 1998. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City, a non-profit, volunteer operated, listener support community radio station with a 19 year history of bringing diversity in music and information to the state of Utah. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. No dictated playlist are given to on air programmers, so we are free to play what we want within FCC guidelines, unless the show is of a specific genre like the blues, reggae, etc. My playlists come from about 85% out of my personal library with the rest coming from station libraries. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feel free to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR February 22, 1999 FLY LIKE COWBOYS HORSES AND HILLS ALLEN DOBB RESOURCE KEEP ON PLAYING LONG ROAD TO ONE HARRY BRYAN CANADIAN TUNES SHE USED TO LIE CEREAL KILLERS BUCK PARSONS SILVER HILLS BEEN SO GOOD TO YOU ONE WAY DOWN JORY NASHTHIN MAN YEAH, YEAHNIGHT IN A STRANGE TOWN LYNN MILES PHILO I'M DRIVING DRIVE CHRIS WEBSTERCOMPASS FADIN' FAST WHAT I DESERVE KELLY WILLIS RYKODISC DREAMLAND JOHN STEWART DARWIN'S ARMY JOHN STEWART DARWIN'S ARMY FOLK ERA FORGET THINKIN' THE LAST HURRAH BEAVER NELSONFREEDOM SLOW DANCE ACROSS THE MOONSECONDS FLAT SECONDS FLAT REDBIRD YOU'LL NEVER BE THE SUN TRIO II HARRIS, RONSTADT PARTONASYLUM SUN EXPLODES BAREBACK HANK DOGSHANNIBAL HIGH LONESOME MOONPRAYER BONES THE FLATIRONSCHECKERED PAST AMERICA COME HOME THE JOEL RAFAEL BAND THE JOEL RAFAEL BAND RELUCTANT ANGEL THERE'S A PANTHER IN MICHIGAN WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE? TROUT FISHING IN AMERICA TROUT ITHACAGLENCREE PETER MULVEY BLACK WALNUT WOMEN WHO FLY DEEP SPACE/VIRGIN SKY JEFFERSON STARSHIP INTERSOUND TRACTOR HEADS TAILS LAURIE SARGENT REPRISE NEED FOR RELIGION TRUE LOVERS OF ADVENTURE MARY LEE'S CORVETTE WILD PITCH HEATHER ON THE MOOR 10TH ANNIVERSARY COMPILATION TEMPEST MAGNA CARTA JAMA CROSSING THE BRIDGE EILEEN IVERS SONY THE MAGDALENE LAUNDRIES TEARS OF STONE THE CHIEFTAINS w JONI MITCHELL RCA YOU'RE A HEATHEN OF LOVE CELTIC WOMAN (various) MARIAN BRADFIELD VALLEY ENTERTAINMENT HOW DID WE GET SO GOOD AT SAYING GOODBYE A.J. CROCE A.J. CROCE PRIVATE MUSIC TEXAS RUBYFIT TO SERVE A.J. CROCE RUF BECAUSE THE WIND TRAIL JIMMY LAFAVE BOHEMIA BEAT GIRL AT THE END OF THE BARLOVE SONGS FOR MYSELF WALTER CLEVENGER THE DAIRY KINGS PERMANENT PRESS SOMEBODY NEW THIS AIN'T OVER YET GRETA LEEself-release LOSER'S WEEP SIMPLE GEARLE STACEY EARLE GEARLE LIGHTING UP THE MIGHTY MISSISSIPPISYLVIA HOTEL CHERYL WHEELER PHILO KANSASHALF MAD MOON THE DAMNATIONS TXSIRE GIANT
Re: Nine Inch Nails in my Coffin
Yes Reznor produced the sound track for Lost Highway, but if he likes country it doesn't show up on it. Nost one Patsy Cline number is included but the Smashing, Pumpkins, NIN, David Bowie, Lou Reed, Marilyn Manson, Trent solo do. The least likely cut is on by Jobim. Oh well. Iceman Louise Kyme wrote: Christopher M Knaus wrote: Hey there, According to some DJ on Q101 (Chicagos Rock Alternative) The next Trent Reznor CD is going to be all Hank Williams covers. The DJ wasnt as excited as I was. If I was not in my car I might've called him up and given him what's fur. Didn't...no. No, but didn't God I can't remember. Didn't Trent Reznor do a production for a David Lynch film with all kinds of country stuff on it. 'Lost Highway' That was the name of it! With like Patsy Clne on it. Didn't Trent Reznor do that? Am I totally lost, but isn't Trent Reznor one of these wierd guys that *likes* country music. Or am I confusing him with David Lynch. Or am I just confused... Louise -- If you like rocking country music, check out the Okeh Wranglers web site at: http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/bluesmoke
Re: Buckner, free agent status?
Post it here. I'm interested also and I know of a number of others on the list who are too. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you're looking for confirmation, I can tell you that Buckner is indeed the lateset victim of "Unigram" Can I make a request here? As the heads roll, can y'all either post the info on P2 or, if the masses aren't interested, drop me a line offlist? I want to keep tabs on the bloodletting. Neal Weiss
Re: Various stuff from yesterday's digest.
My word from Rounder is Trail is due out in mid-march Iceman Hanspeter Eggenberger wrote: Reply to: Re: Various stuff from yesterday's digest. John Kinnamon wrote: np: Jimmy Lafave, Austin Skyline (anyone know when his new double is due?) LaFave's double album "Trial" is just released (09/02/99).
Re: Be Like Mike (no, the other Mike)
Jesus, I find myself agreeing with Don. I realize that Mike has not been the most lovable of characters and probably has some major personality defects but he could definitely put out enjoyable well crafted pop/rock soul at least until the HIStory fiasco. Yes, he sold lots but sometimes that happens to good stuff. I would rank him as one of the three most influentail black artists of the last 20 years. The others would be Stevie Wonder who just plain never ceases to amaze me. The third one would be his royal pain in the ass over- egoed TAFKAP (the artist formerly known as Prince). And for the most part I don't like his stuff but he too has done some brilliant stuff even if I try not to like him or it. And Sign of the Times ends up being in my top 100 albums of rock as does Thriller. Iceman Don Yates wrote: On Wed, 10 Feb 1999, lance davis wrote: But, now that you've brought it up, I am thinking about it, and my hackles are raised. OK, fine, let's put Mike in the club. In fact, let's put him in the Top Ten. No, no: Top Three. After all, his influence alone, would, indeed justify it. Well, that *was* what the list was about, right?g The mass-market-shackled, lowest-common-denominating drivel that Jackson has ridden into Swiss Bank Accounts and the Beatles back catalog is so influential that modern RB still suffers by and for it. If disco put the pop in funk, Mike put the pop into disco--like that needed to happen--and almost single-handedly ruined black music. I like Mike just fine -- particularly from "I Want You Back" through Thriller, which is a mighty long stretch of time. The bubblegum soul of the J5 always puts a smile on my face, and jesus, that kid could sing. Furthermore, I'll stand on David Cantwell's coffeetable and say that Off The Wall and Thriller are two of the finest pop albums of the past 20 years.--don
Re: Hankdogs?
This is now or soon out on Rykodisc but if my memory serves me right this is not an American Alt country band but a slightly more rootsy version onf the Cranberries hailing from somewhere inside Great Britain. I was listening to it last night and it was very enjoyable. I've still got to listen to it a few more times before I make any really rash judgements. It is, however, worth listening too. Iceman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Listening to the Hankdogs CD " Bareback" ..very nice. Anyone know more about this band? Hankdogs... Hangdogs... Honeydogs... come on people. How about some originality? Anyone every considered how ridiculous many of the alt-country/ND band names are? They're like cliches at this point. Cripes. NW
Re: Summerteeth Trade
Sorry , Thom, I didn't mean it that way was agreeing with you totally and aware that you didn't make the offer iceman Thomas Wodock wrote: Now wait a second Mr. Iceman I was not the original person who wrote I have a CD of Wilco That was someone else. I wrote in agreeing to Mr. Wall's good ethics that that person should not be doing that bootleg thing. I don't want any reputation like that!!! Thom Wodock > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Doug Young > Sent: Sunday, February 07, 1999 3:43 AM > To: passenger side > Subject: Re: Summerteeth Trade > > > I've been noticing a lot of post about bootleg or pirate > materials lately on > p2. Does anyone other than the bootlegger think this is an appropriate > activity? I sure as hell don't and it offends me as well each > time it rears its > ugly head. Theft is Theft is Theft. > > Nuff said. > > Iceman > > Thomas Wodock wrote: > > > > At 09:47 PM 2/5/99 -0500, you wrote: > > > > I have a CD copy of the new Wilco album Summerteeth. I'll make > > > >cassette copies for trade. E-mail me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > And our worldy Mr.Wall wrote > > > > > I really hate this. That disc is due out in March sometime. > Although I > > have no intention of buying it, listening to it, or even > reading about it if > > I can possibly help it, to bootleg the sumbitch crosses even my weakly > > defined boundries of good taste and ethics. > > > Don't do it. > > > > Thank you Mr. Wall I second your ethics. > > And I can't wait to find what you experience musically an your tour. > > > > Thom Wodock > >
PLAYLIST - Monday Breakfast Jam: A Morning Drivetime Show - 2/8/99- KRCL 91FM
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for Feb. 8, 1998. This is the infamous anti Valentines Day show. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City, a non-profit, volunteer operated, listener support community radio station with a 19 year history of bringing diversity in music and information to the state of Utah. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. No dictated playlist are given to on air programmers, so we are free to play what we want within FCC guidelines, unless the show is of a specific genre like the blues, reggae, etc. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feel free to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR February 8, 1999 WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT TINA TURNER VIRGIN NOBODY LOVES, NOBODY GETS HURTNOBODY LOVES, NOBODY GETS HURT SUZY BOGGUSS CAPITOL LOVE IS JUST A 4 LETTER WORD HITS/ GREATEST OTHERS JOAN BAEZVANGUARD LOVE HURTSDUETS EMMYLOU HARRIS W GRAM PARSONSREPRISE ARE YOU HAPPY NOW?SPARROW'S POINT RICHARD SHINDELL SHANACHIE WATCHING A GOOD THING BURNSHAKING OFF GRAVITY VANCE GILBERTPHILO BATON ROUGE NOW YOU ARE MY HOME CLIFF EBERHARDT SHANACHIE GET OUT OF THIS HOUSE A FEW SMALL REPAIRS SHAWN COLVIN COLUMBIA RID OF ME RID OF ME P J HARVEY ISLAND THIN LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND HATE THE SINGLES THE PRETENDERS SIRE THIS AIN'T NO LOVE SONG LEARNING HOW TO DANCE JESSE THURGOOD RED CANYON THE ROAD GOES ON FOREVER NO. 2 LIVE DINNER ROBERT EARL KEEN SUGAR HILL DESPERATE TIMES BANDERA CHARLIE ROBISON VIREO CHANGED THE LOCKS LUCINDA WILLIAMS LUCINDA WILLIAMS KOCH THOSE WORDS WE SAID KIM RICHEY KIM RICHEY MERCURY I'LL THANK YOU SOMEDAYCEDAR LANE MINDY JOSTYN PALMETTO WHEN I LOVED YOU WRAPPED BRUCE ROBISON W KELLY WILLIS LUCKY DOG HASN'T HIT ME YET 5 DAYS IN JULY BLUE RODEO DISCOVERY SO FAR AWAY LOVESONGS TO MYSELF WALTER CLEVENGER THE DAIRY KINGS PERMANENT PRESS I MISUNDERSTOOD SHINE MARY BLACK CURB ALL THE LIES YOU TOLD TO ME TALK TO ME FRANCES BLACKCELTIC HEARTBEAT ON WE GO WOMEN OF THE WORLD: CELTIC NANCY MCCALLION PUTUMAYO EVEN HOOKERS SAY GOODBYE ARTISTS WHORES THE REVENANTSEPIPHANY POSITIVELY LOST METOWN COUNTRY THE RAVE-UPS WIRED/LINE SHE HELD THAT BOTTLE HOGWALLER RAMBLERS HOGWALLER RAMBLERS MEA CULPA DOWN ACROSS THE DELAWARE WHERE'D YOU HIDE THE BODY JAMES MCMURTRY COLUMBIA YOU CAN'T MAKE ME CRY (MEDUSA)ABOUT TIME MEGAN PETERS PAINLESS I ONLY WANT TO TALK TO YOUWALK BETWEEN THE RAINDROPS JAMES MCMURTRY SUGAR HILL THE BLUE TRAINTRIO II HARRIS, RONSTADT, PARTON ASYLUM THE CRYIN'S OVER AND DONE THIS AIN'T OVER YET GRETA LEE(self-release) I'VE FORGOT WHAT IT WAS MARIA MCKEE MARIA MCKEE GEFFEN DON'T SAY GOODBYE EVERYTHING I NEED MELISSA FERRICK
Re: Summerteeth Trade
I've been noticing a lot of post about bootleg or pirate materials lately on p2. Does anyone other than the bootlegger think this is an appropriate activity? I sure as hell don't and it offends me as well each time it rears its ugly head. Theft is Theft is Theft. Nuff said. Iceman Thomas Wodock wrote: At 09:47 PM 2/5/99 -0500, you wrote: I have a CD copy of the new Wilco album Summerteeth. I'll make cassette copies for trade. E-mail me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] And our worldy Mr.Wall wrote I really hate this. That disc is due out in March sometime. Although I have no intention of buying it, listening to it, or even reading about it if I can possibly help it, to bottleg the sumbitch crosses even my weakly defined boundries of good taste and ethics. Don't do it. Thank you Mr Wall I second your ethics. And I can't wait to find what you expierence musically an your tour. Thom Wodock
unvalentine list
Ok who has the listing of anti-valentine, breakups, revenge material compiled. Please forward me a copy offlist Iceman
[Fwd: Itinerary, Donald Lindley]
Some one ask about Donald Lindley yesterday. I received this from bassist Dave Batti who works with John Stewart this morning. Iceman Hey, remember me? The latest: FEB 27THE PALMS PLAYHOUSE DAVIS, CA 530/756-9901 MARCH 27POWERHOUSE BREWERY SEBASTOPOL, CA 707/829-9171 APRIL 8 or 9TBA HARRISONBURG, VA APRIL 17KUUMBWA JAZZ CENTER SANTA CRUZ, CA 831/427-2227 BTW, one of the musicians in John's extended musical family died today...please say a prayer for Donald Lindley who was the drummer on the True Voices CD (John did "Lady Came From Baltimore" with a group of LA studio musicians). I played with Donald in the Bill Lynch Band for a couple of years, we toured Kansas with Mike Finnigan. He was a great drummer (toured with Fogerty, Rosie Flores, Lucinda Williams), a great guy with a big smilehe was only 46 (was diagnosed w/cancer less than 2 months ago) and leaves a wife and 9 year old son. Life is not fair (as we Bloodliners know) "Dave"
Re: Kuntree Goaks: Delete at will
19 22 are already recorded. 22 was recorded awhile back, like 2 or 3 years agoby Moonshine willy on Bloodshot if I remember correctly Iceman Chris Orlet wrote: Sorry if this has been posted before. A few are worth a second look Should Be Country Songs: 1. Get Your Biscuits In The Oven And Your Buns In Bed 2. Get Your Tongue Outta My Mouth 'Cause I'm Kissing You Goodbye 3. Her Teeth Was Stained, But Her Heart Was Pure 4. How Can I Miss You If You Won't Go Away? 5. I Can't Get Over You, So Why Don't You Get Under Me? 6. I Don't Know Whether To Kill Myself Or Go Bowling 7. I Got In At 2 With a 10, And Woke Up At 10 With a 2 8. I Just Sold My Car To A Guy That Stole My Girl, But The Car Don't Run, So I Figure We Got An Even Deal 9. I Keep Forgettin' I Forgot About You 10. I Liked You Better Before I Knew You So Well 11. I Still Miss You Baby, But My Aim's Gettin' Better 12. I Wouldn't Take Her To A Dog Fight, Cause I'm Afraid She'd Win 13. I'll Marry You Tomorrow But Let's Honeymoon Tonite 14. I'm So Miserable Without You, It's Like Having You Here 15. I've Got Tears in My Ears From Lying On My Back In My Bed As I Cry Over You 16. If I Can't Be Number One In Your Life, Then Number Two On You 17. If I Had Shot You When I Wanted To, I'd Be Out By Now 18. Mama Get A Hammer (There's A Fly On Papa's Head) 19. My Head Hurts, My Feet Stink, And I Don't Love Jesus 20. My Wife Ran Off With My Best Friend, and I Sure Do Miss Him 21. Please Bypass this Heart 22. She Got The Ring and I Got The Finger 23. You're the Reason Our Kids Are So Ugly
PLAYLIST - Monday Breakfast Jam - 2/1/99- KRCL 91FM
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for Feb. 1, 1998. Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City, a non-profit, volunteer operated, listener support community radio station with a 19 year history of bringing diversity in music and information to the state of Utah. The show generally revolves around contemporary singer/songwriters, folk, folk-rock and rock artists. A little bluegrass, jazz, world or spoken word pieces thrown in. No dictated playlist are given to on air programmers, so we are free to play what we want within FCC guidelines, unless the show is of a specific genre like the blues, reggae, etc. If, after reviewing this playlist, you feel that your music would fit in the general vicinity of what I do, feel free to forward me copies at the snail mail address below. Be aware that it is station policy that any mail, regardless of recipient name on it, arriving at the station address is consider property of the station and not the individual programmer. Thanks to all the artists who have forwarded stuff for their kind (and much appreciated) support. Feel free to forward me any promo material. It will get listened to for possible inclusion on a later show. The Iceman (Doug Young) email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] snail mail: Doug Young 3855 Nordin Ave. Ogden, UT 84403 Station copies should be mailed to KRCL 230 S 500 w, Suite 105 SLC, UT 84101 Attn: Music Director Format: Cut Artist Album Label MONDAY BREAKFAST JAM PLAYLIST FOR February 1, 1999 OUT ON THE RUNWAY SEE THROUGH ME RANDALL BRAMBLETTCAPRICORN BARABBAS THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY DAVID OLNEY PHILO GUILTY EITHER WAY UNDERNEATH DAVID WILCOX VANGUARD TOM DOOLEYMUSIC FROM MY FUNERAL SNAKEFARMRCA HEARTS ON FIREPRAYER BONES THE FLATIRONSCHECKERED PAST BLACKBERRY WINTER REST OF OUR DAYS THE PAWTUCKETS MADJACK COME ROLLIN' IN TIRED OF DROWNING THE COUNTRYPOLITANS ULTRAPOLITAN SEVERED PROUD DEEP, DARK BLACK D BRAXTON HARRIS IDEAL LIFETIME TO LATE LOVE THINKETH NO EVIL PETER HIMMELMANN KOCH A HEART WITH 4 WHEEL DRIVEHAMMER NAIL PAUL THORN A M MAN IN THE MOVIE SONYA HUNTER SONYA HUNTER INNERSTATE SYLVIA HOTEL SYLVIA HOTEL CHERYL WHEELER PHILO TONIGHT IS JUST FOR USCELTIC WOMAN (various) MARIAN BRADFIELD VALLEY ENTERTAINMENT SUITCASE OF LEATHER POSTCARDS FROM ALONG THE WAY THE DELEVANTES CAPITOL FOR THE PRICE OF A SONG LET'S CUT THE CRAP HOOK UP LATER TONIGHT MARAHBLACK DOG LONG TIME GONELAST TRAIN HOME LAST TRAIN HOME ADULT SWIM WHEELS (LIVE) THIS WORLD IS NOT MY HOME LONE JUSTICE GEFFEN SACRE COEUR NIGHT IN A STRANGE TOWN LYNN MILES PHILO WEREN'T YOU THE ONE 29 NIGHTS DANNI LEIGH DECCA I HATE THE COLD THIS AIN'T OVER YET GRETA LEEself-release HOLD ON SECRET ANNIVERSARY JEFF TALMADGEBOZART LIKE SHE WAS A HAMMER FUSE JOE HENRYMAMMOTH WHEN IT COMES TO YOU ON EVERY STREET DIRE STRAITS WARNER BROS. FORGET THINKIN' THE LAST HURRAH BEAVER NELSONFREEDOM WE NEVER DANCED LIFE NEIL YOUNG CRAZY HORSE GEFFEN 1000 PROMISES LATER TRUE LOVERS OF ADVENTURE MARY LEE'S CORVETTE WILD PITCH SWALLOW THIS PHONESMASHING THE SERENE RACHEL SAGE MPRESS TRICKLE DOWN UP UP UP UP UP ANI DIFRANCO RIGHTEOUS BABE LEVELLAND WHERE'D YOU HIDE THE BODY JAMES MCMURTRY COLUMBIA LOCK ME UPABOUT TIME MEGAN PETERS PAINLESS COAL DIAMONDS COAL DIAMOND KEVIN MEISEL ONE MAN CLAPPING JOYCE COUNTRY CEILLI BAND SONGS
Re: Other Artists' Early Work (was Re: Dixie Chicks)
Had to do with a pre Gram Parsons release on an indie EMU or something like that. The album was entitled Gilded Bird, I believ and its pretty bad even according to her. Iceman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: All right, I was paging through P2 stuff hastily, so there's a chance I missed it, but I do believe that no one's mentioned Emmylou Harris's efforts to erase history. Hmmm...could someone fill me in on this? Something about how she's tried to paper over being a middle-class kid from the D.C. suburbs, or something? fearing the wrath of Emmylou-lovers, Dan Bentele
Re: Whiskeytown FYI
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The record-in-progress also reflects the presence of Whiskeytown fan and Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James Iha. Though Iha joined the band in Chapel Hill at a surprise show at Local 506 and in London at the Borderline (where Whiskeytown cranked out a Buzzcocks-esqe rendition of Iha's "Be Strong Now," from his solo album, Let It Come Down), God help us all if he (Iha) is a major influence on this new release after that dismal thing he did solo a year or so ago. Send him back to the Pumpkins where Corgan can keep him in line.
Re: soul
Some but prefer Stax/Volt Memphis stuff Iceman Claire Nixon wrote: Does anyone here like motown?
Re: Other Artists' Early Work (was Re: Dixie Chicks)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a message dated 1/27/99 12:10:15 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Also due to bad speed on the mastering, Billy Joel had his first Columbia recording, Cold Spring Harbor, recalled. Sounds like the chipmunks on helium. did anyone else notice that? slim NOt until at least the promos were in the hands of weasels. Cassettes went out fine. As for audiences, they cared less then about what he sounded like than they do now. iceman
Re: other voices - Linda Ronstadt
It's on Ronstadt's Sweet Dreams album. I'm not sure which one of Warren's its on but it really is a ZEVON cut. Give him what credit he is due is my motto. I've played the Ronstadt Version a couple of time with an intro something to the likes of and here Linda Ronstadt coverin Warren Zevon's Poor Pitiful Me. Iceman Jon Weisberger wrote: Stevie confessed: I am even perverse enough to enjoy Mad Love - her generally adjudged as misguided new wave phase. Isn't that the album that has her version of "Poor Pitiful Me?" Love that cut... Should Terri Clark be introducing this as a Linda Ronstadt song or as a Warren Zevon one? g Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
Re: Clip: Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From today's Nashville Tennessean: Shakeup swallows Decca . As many as three-quarters of the labels' acts may be purged, according to the current issue of Rolling Stone. I'm probably real stupid but just how does this "develop" artists? This obviously hsa absolutely nothing to do with music or art or humanity for that matter. It simply has to do with greed and maximizing profits. And as for diversity in music available for purchase and airplay, sounds like an "oh well" to me. As for MCA not cutting artists at this time, it was my understanding that they had already, at least in part done that, with the like of Joe Ely taking the first big bites. My own guess on this is that anyone not in the predominant format genres will be looking for new new homes. That would include most alt or insurgent country acts, folk, and AAA artists. This is going to interesting to watch as an outsider but I would hate like hell to be on the inside of this at this juncture. My best wishes go to all the employees and artists receiving pink slips. And maybe, over the long run Seagram's will end up shooting themselves slightly above the foot Iceman
Re: Americana discussion
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Rik makes a couple of points that really bug me: It's all relative and transitional at best because in 5-10 years these tunes we listen to now will be gathering dust in some used CD section of your local Media Play. Please tell me why this is a good thing. Rik, have you listened to country radio lately? Do you know the dreck that the "big boys" are foisting on the public? Can you honestly say that "these tunes we listen to now" aren't more interesting and just plain better than that fluff? Why shouldn't more people hear them, then? Remember there's always the delete key. g Jim, smilin' Looking over my play lists and what I also play at home, there is very little if anything 10 to 15 years old that came out of the "Trashville School of Music" that I still listen to. However, I stll regularly play off of the Uncle Tupelo releases, Blood Oranges, Rank File, Lone Justice, Robert Earl Keen, Rusty Wier, etc. The so called outlaw and alt-country stuff is still worth listening to. It doesn't date and it's not schlock. I would imagine some of this will still be wonderful long after Garth Brooks and his ilk have been forgotten. Iceman
Re: Americana guesswork/line-d@#*@
Terry A. Smith wrote: I would just like to say that I do not understand what everybody has against line dancing. I think it's a lot of fun. Dancing in part at least at its best involves flirting and enjoying your partners presence. It's a game and a wonderful suggestive game at that whether its slow dancing or flat out rock n soul. And that's impossible with line dancing. I've also said that it looks like the Richard Simmons show but the music is better on Richard's show. As an aside, I don't do the the Macarena either. If I'm on a dance floor and I'm gonna grab somebody's ass it sure as hell ain't gonna be my own. Iceman
Re: Kevin Gordon / Southside Johnny
As a weasel I snagged a prerelease from the mammoth people and its good, real good. Back label says "Available on cd cassette March 9, 1999, but you all know how that goes. I like this one better than Trampoline but I'm sure some won't. More groove and less austere. Great writing though. Iceman Jim Cox wrote: The Iceman sayeth: np: Joe Henry -Fuse Tell us more! What is it like and when will it be released? Jim Cox
Re: Canadians and MLK (was Re: Luann Kowalek)
How about Emmylou Harris's It's a Hard Life Where Ever You Go/Abraham, Martin JOhn from Live at thr Ryman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a message dated 1/18/99 9:54:28 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: An odd, but twang-related request: Given that we are observing MLK day here in the states, does anyone know of good blues or twang-related tributes to the man? I'll play Stevie Wonder's "Happy Birthday" to start the show off, but would like something after it to serve as a transition. Carl Z. How about Ian Moore's version of Abraham, Martin and John. That work? Joe X. Third Coast
Re: split enz - true colours
Styx did on one of theirs - Paradise Theater Iceman Erik Gerding wrote: Here, here! I was a major Split Enz freak in the late 70's early 80's. Still like 'em too. So that True Colours record with the etching is actually worth somethin'? I always thought it was cool and wondered why other artists didn't do that on their albums. I have a 1975 Enz album called Mental Notes with Philip Judd before he left the band pre-True Colours. It is very different than their later stuff. Lots of odd New Zealand folky-country stuff. Judd plays a mean mandolin on a few tracks. Also, Neil Finn's Escapade album is great too. I romanced a French girl in Montpelier with that tape. Ooohh the memories
Re: Used CDs
No royalties are paid on either promo or record club material, the next largest source of used cd's. Iceman Thomas Wodock wrote: I buy a lot of used CD's to check out about new artists... afraid to shell out the 14-17 bucks on someone I've just read about or the album cover looks like I would like what is on the disc. I would bet half of the CD's I buy that way are promo's. Who gets those royalties??? Thom Wodock
Re: Musical product vs. music (was: the Garthman, and now is long) and see ya!
Steve Gardner wrote: Plus, 1999 is gearing up. The holiday is over and I have one badass Terry Allen record to let the world hear. See ya. Steve Hope you hang around. Enjoy your commentary. But getting tired of all the Garth stuff. Who cares; he'll do what he do and whine about it. I don't know about the world but I'm waiting with baited breathe. And just for your gee whiz file, walked into the on air studio Tuesday and ask the programmer what version of New Delhi Train he was playing. Only one there is he said. Little Feat of course. Wrong best version is by the songwriter. T.A. Iceman
