Re: Spring is in the air!!!
Slim- There are the four greatest words That with a little CW playin in the background is what nascar is all about! RW WDVR-FM -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sunday, February 07, 1999 11:17 AM Subject: Spring is in the air!!! I just heard the four greatest words in sports: "Gentlemen, start your engines!" LET'S GO RACIN'! Slim twang content: u... I love country music?
Re: Summerteeth Trade
Hey ICE! careful on the accusations! I agree there is a lot of "illegal" stuff- but Tom is a fellow dj and he has the goods! RW Shamy -Original Message- From: Thomas Wodock [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sunday, February 07, 1999 12:39 PM Subject: RE: Summerteeth Trade 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
Re: Heather Myles Injustice
Yes John- June too! -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, February 05, 1999 8:48 AM Subject: Re: Heather Myles Injustice R.W. Shamy Jr. writes: Heather is and has been her own girl- Kinda remind you of Dale Watson? (too country for country?) Just like June Carter Cash? --Jon Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wollaston, Massachusetts
Re: Heather Myles Injustice
She is definitely an original! Heather Myles is a diamond in the rough-I do agree with you on the her attitude, but that it what great artists need! the problem is too many are followers- Heather is and has been her own girl- Kinda remind you of Dale Watson? (too country for country?) RW Shamy WDVR-FM -Original Message-From: Mike Hays [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Thursday, February 04, 1999 3:28 PMSubject: Heather Myles Injustice After listening to the Hightone releases I fail to understand how no major label picked up on this incredible talent who, BTW, happens to look damn good on a Harley (Live at the Bottom Line cover) and has all the ingredients for success at any stage of her career until recently when she just got to be too country for country. There are far too many less talented beauties having more success. Maybe she just has that my way or no way attitude that Nashville can't stand. I did see a post about a future opry appearance (this weekend) so maybe that will help get her the mass exposure she deserves. NOW ONLINE, http://www.TwangCast.com TM RealCountry netcast 24 X 7 Please Visit Then let us know what you think! Mike Hays www.MikeHays.RealCountry.netFor the best country artist web hosting, www.RealCountry.net
Re: Moths head for Atlantic City with a jar of quarters
Scotch and gambling are bad together but... I enjoy them seperately! -Original Message- From: Kristen Rigney [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, February 03, 1999 6:29 AM Subject: Moths head for Atlantic City with a jar of quarters Gambling is bad for you and so is scotch. Ante up, alkie. Saturday Feb. 6 MOTHS with A.C.'s own deardarkhead http://deardarkhead.iuma.com McGuire's Erin Pub, 10pm 142 S. Tennessee Ave. Atlantic City, NJ 609-345-9607 for info. Only one (stumbling) block from the boardwalk. http://www.moths.com
Re: Covers
Jamie- I would be interested in that cd! Contact me via this e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] to get a copy of it! I wonder what my listeners would think? Hm... R.W. Shamy WDVR-FM -Original Message- From: jamie [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, February 03, 1999 9:48 AM Subject: Re: Covers We do "You Shook Me All Night Long" by AC/DC, in 3/4 time, on our new CD. The fiddle player has a pretty amazing break on it. The CD is available at finer Wal-Marts...HA! We actually have a distribution deal in the works. Until then, email me if you're interested and I'll tell you how to get one. jamie . jamie dyer. Cornerstone Networks Central Virginia's
Re: Hay Check this out!
Fred- this is what we been looking for! Can't wait for us to get on- Can you imagine our shows live on the internet? Yeah buddy. RW Shamy -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tuesday, February 02, 1999 5:48 AM Subject: Re: Hay Check this out! GLOBAL MEDIA Announces Launch of Independent Internet Radio Station Station Includes E-Commerce Point of Purchase for Music Global Media Corp. announced today it will be launching an online Independent Radio Station at http://www.indieaudio.com. [PR Newswire, 938 words] http://www.indieaudio.com/ Does that mean AMERICANA Music could get played?
Re: Dry Branch Fire Squad / need twangin songwriters
Hey Nancy- I do enjoy Dry Branch Firesquad also. I am a B-grass dj at WDVR-FM in NJ and this band is one of the most requested. I didn't know much about the music until last year when the station owners wanted a b-grass show! Being raised in the great state of TX, I cut my teeth on all those trubadours from there. So since I have had this show, this countryboy has realized that there is Great twangin in the Bluegrass genre! I sure do miss my country roots though! RW Shamy -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Saturday, January 30, 1999 12:36 AM Subject: Dry Branch Fire Squad / need twangin songwriters Hey ya'll, been quiet and lurking past week, but had to let you know about this cool band I saw tonight Dry Branch Fire Squad. I have not been this entertained in days... Any of you familiar with them? My boyfriend has all their records and knew everything about them. Bluegrass usually makes me nervous, but damn, they were good. Broke up all the 90 mile an hour solos with some funny jokes, and great long winded stories about farming, naked beaches, politics and everything else inbetween. Comedy, ham bonin, bluegrass, fine pickin, singin! Tomorrow night going to catch the last set of Iris Dement after I finish an acoustic thang I'm doing Any of you songwriter twangers want to come to Memphis and play? I am doing two songwriter in the round things a month now, and would dig some Paul Burch, Ex-hubbie Jim Roll types to rock the joint some, or as much as possible on acoustic. I do one downtown that is a "low dough" gig, but the newest one at this east Memphis yuppy suburbia bar is a cool payin thing, plus you get to (or have to as some may say) hang out with me! Can come do the radio show one afternoon, gig the next night, sleep on the couch, let my boyfriend cook for us If any of you are passing thru Memphis, let me know when and if it is on gig day, I would love to have ya!!! Here is one of the jokes that the band told earlier it is better live, but here goes. "I thought honky tonk was the sound you got boppin a white guy on the head" Back to my cocktail. Nancy
Re: Dixie Chicks
I can agree that that was their best album- Persistence does pay off! Thanks for the recognition Hans! -Original Message- From: Hanspeter Eggenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, January 27, 1999 5:25 AM Subject: Re: Dixie Chicks Reply to: Re: Dixie Chicks Sure, the Chicks deserve some credit. The Erwin sisters are doin' a really great job. Nothing against Nathalie Maines, but "Little Ol' Cowgirl" (1992) is still the best Dixie Chicks Album. But let's wait for the next one... Hans P. BustertheK wrote: Give them some credit. The suits all wanted them to change their (horribly offensive and politically incorrect) name and they refused. They also insisted on playing on their own records, which probably didn't go over well in a lot of offices either. The sisters got what they wanted and they did it their way. It's a shame people don't get to hear their earlier albums (I think the third one especially would be enjoyed by their new fans) but they do have different vocalists and at this stage of their careers it would probably cause a lot of confusion in the marketplace. Not everything is an evil corporate conspiracy. I've seen plenty of bios that completely ignore an acts previous releases. This one is actually very good by those standards.
Re: Outlaw Blues
Joe, I was an extra on that movie set! "Outlaw Blues" was the film that DID get things happening in Austin. RW ShamyWDVR-FM -Original Message- From: Joe Gracey [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tuesday, January 26, 1999 4:26 PM Subject: Re: Outlaw Blues Todd Larson wrote: The movie "Outlaw Blues" has been on cable this month, and I've got a question about the theme song ...Pretty entertaining stuff, and much of it was filmed in Austin.) Yeah boy, when they came here to film that thing we all said "things are happening to us now!". We all thought it was but the beginning of a massive inflow of industry weasels and labels and publishers and record deals for everybody and probably the Apocalypse, too. After all, we had just won the Billboard Trendsetter of the Year Award at KOKE-FM for having the idea to play country-rock music! And Willie lived here and was starting his own label! And Texas Chainsaw had just been done here! etc etc. some of them things happened but most didn't, and it took another twenty years for any of it to happen in a meaningful way, and there still ain't no labels or publishers here bigger than a thimblefull of horseshit. However, the live scene is still cool. And with Seagrams (!) owning half of the world now, I don't think banking on major labels will get any of us very far... -- Joe Gracey President-For-Life, Jackalope Records http://www.kimmierhodes.com
Re: Dixie Chicks (was Re: www.lyrics.ch)
My listeners were real impressed by the Dixie Chicks previous albums. Most of them did not know. I feel, as well as my listeners, the Dixie Chicks, old and new have a GREAT variety for all. RW WDVR-FM -Original Message- From: JP Riedie [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Monday, January 25, 1999 8:48 PM Subject: RE: Dixie Chicks (was Re: www.lyrics.ch) "Rewriting history" may be too strong a phrase to use under the circumstances, but I think they're very tightly controlling their marketing and image right now. As Charlie Robison (who's engaged to the single one, Emily, I think) told me last week, the label is consciously trying to erase the band's past. Check their current wardrobe and hair against the early years. Nashville doesn't think that anything remotely hokey (or, "country") can break big these days. (And as others have said, that's fine if that's what the current members want, but it's a shame that the contributions of Lynch and Macy are swept under in the process and that new fans of the group will miss out on the three better albums.) Would their new fans would enjoy the previous records? Doubt it.
