Delightful! Yuk!!!
After listening to a little of WUMB coming in this morning, I'm now convinced Dick P. wears girls underwear. What the heck is the Joan Baez fixation?
RE: majordomo/listproc change in P2?
And the digest is now an email with an attachment for each seperate email in the digest. In other words 52 attachments for today. Not so bad considering this was a slow P2 day. The thought of a digest with upwards of 150 attachments scares me, though. steve 150 attachments is damn scary. Hopefully this is only a temporary thing. Anyone care to shed any light on it? Listmeister??
Re: Sunrise (was: RE: Playlist: The Boudin Barndance - 2/18/99)
Jon wrote: It's a double-CD in one of those flip cases, released a couple of weeks ago. Basically, it's The Sun Sessions plus - the plus being a number of live cuts from 1955, pre-Sun stuff and a couple of alternate takes that didn't appear on The Sun Sessions. The notes consist of a good essay by Peter Guralnick and not much else; there is, for instance, no date, definite or speculative (beyond the year), for the live cuts, and no discussion of where or why they were recorded. I believe the live material (and I thought I read it in the liner notes) is taken from an acetate of a 1955 Louisiana Hayride appearance. Regardless, the sound quality of those unreleased live tracks is just short of abysmal. In other words, unless you need all the Elvis you can get, this collection doesn't really bring anything new and worthwhile to the table. Boudin Dan
RE: Is It or Is It Not?
Jon wrote: Oh, and finally, one thing that's bugging me half to death... Earle's mentioned a number of times that Del and the guys brought back the use of one mike, but speaking in terms of national acts, that honor (such as it is) really belongs to Doyle Lawson. And if I remember correctly, Hot Rize made pretty good use of the single mike when they were a bluegrass entity. Boudin Dan
Musician
Jeff asked: I heard Musician folded.. Anyone? As heard from a former writer for the rag, the boom came down a few weeks ago. Boudin Dan
Re: Mike Ness (Re: SxSW) Cisco Insley
Dan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: He's a little too limited in the sound and type of songs he writes w/ Social Distortion, but I wouldn't put anything past the guy. If this thing is really gonna be an acoustic folkish-country record I'll be there the day it's released. A little more insight on Mr. Ness's upcoming solo thing. He's got Chris Lawrence (ex-Neon Angels) whose currently doing axe-man duty as part of Cisco's Reasons Why band playing guitar on it which tells me there's going to be some serious twang going on. And speaking of Mr. Lawrence, he and his pal Cisco were damn impressive at the NEA in Nashville this weekend. Definitely have that Dwight Yoakam thing going, but with a harder edge to it all. Unfortunately, they were somewhat of a last minute addition and not many folks in the Gibson Guitar Cafe to see them on Friday night. Another impressive twanger was Mark Insley who also hails from the Southern Calif. neck of the woods. He had a pretty fine record out a year or so ago on Country Music Town Records. Reminds of sort of a cross between Lauderdale and Ricky Nelson. Also didn't hurt a bit that he had Tim Carroll guesting on guitar. Called Rosie on stage during his Wolfy's gig and they did a duet on "Sin City" that'd make you melt. Boudin Dan
Re: More new releases
jhoover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Also: Waco Brothers, The Del McCoury Band, Tom Russell and yeah! Kelly Willis And for you import-loving types, the just released "West Texas Bop" compilation of early Norman Petty humdingers is exactly that. Check it out at http://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/feb99/cdchd699.html. Boudin Dan
Re: Jimmy Day
A little behind the 8-ball being in digest mode, but that was beautiful Joe.
