Krebs
In a message dated 4/16/99 1:13:56 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Ok, this is the 14th time you've mentioned Krebs in the last day. What's the scoopage? It's hard to pinpoint what separates him from the million-and-one guys with guitars out there. PacNW fellow from Hazel and Golden Delicious... It's part Young Fresh Fellows pop, part Elliott Smith downbeats, all of which is awash in warmth and twang. The voice is versatile and the songs are wonderful -- tender, sad, desperate, but also humorous, as is the case with "Analog," a song about LPs sung from the LPs perspective. "Sitting on the stereo... waiting for you to turn me around..." It's on Cavity Search. I can't stop playing the bugger. Don, Jake, anyone up that way... will ya testify? Neal Weiss
Re: Krebs
On Fri, 16 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I can't stop playing the bugger. Don, Jake, anyone up that way... will ya testify? I'm sorry, but I refuse to respond to a query with the words "bugger," "Don" and "Jake" all in a row.--don
Re: Krebs
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 16-Apr-99 Re: Krebs by Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm sorry, but I refuse to respond to a query with the words "bugger," "Don" and "Jake" all in a row.--don Shy boy. Carl Z.
Re: Pete Krebs (was criminally underappreciated)
dateline: Portland - Pete krebs is formerly of Thrillhammer who had a record produced buy Steve Albini...Led pop/punk band Hazel (2 great ones on Sub Pop and a zillion singles)...Was the driving force behind the rebellious bluegrass of Golden Delicious...toured the country on a just-me-and-my-guitar tour with comrade Elliot Smith after releasing a solo record on Cavity Search...New record Sweet Ona Rose on Cavity Search features Pete Krebs and the Gossamer Wings (Ben Shephard of Soundgarden on bass, John moen of the Dharma bums on drums, portland legend Billy Kennedy on guitar, Paul Brainard of Richmond Fontaine on steel and trumpet). Swoon... -- From: "Dave Purcell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "passenger side" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: criminally underappreciated albums of the '90s Date: Fri, Apr 16, 1999, 1:13 PM as I listen to Pete Krebs' fantastic new one. Ok, this is the 14th time you've mentioned Krebs in the last day. What's the scoopage? Dave
Re: Pete Krebs (was criminally underappreciated)
Jenni wrote: features Pete Krebs and the Gossamer Wings (Ben Shephard of Soundgarden on bass, John moen of the Dharma bums on drums, portland legend Billy Kennedy on guitar, Paul Brainard of Richmond Fontaine on steel and trumpet). The Dharma Bums...now there's a long, lost, lamented band. I have Bliss and Welcome, and dig them muchly. Dave npimh: Pumpkinhead *** Dave Purcell, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Northern Ky Roots Music: http://w3.one.net/~newport Twangfest: http://www.twangfest.com
Krebs
Neil asks, what about Pete Krebs. What can I say, I was a Hazel fan. First saw him solo on a bill with my little bro down at NXNW 4-5 years ago. I played a show on a bill with him in 1996 at the old club Moe. His thing keep growing on me. Like what I've heard of the record. PST is cool song. Like "Mr Smalltown (I think that's what it's called ) also. Only seen him once with the band. Mix wasn't great that night. I'll be back again though. Much more familiar with Marc Olsen. That guy is the unsung hero of the Seattle scene. His old band Sage was great live. I like their first album better than the second one. His first solo record is cool, but it really doesn't do justice to what he's into now. His band has really jelled in the last year or so. Fender Rhodes player adds a lot. I haven't heard the new record, but I'm looking forward to it. He's one of my favorite guitars players, period. jake Jake London
