Re: lou ford?
Louise Kyme wrote regarding Jon's comment that "if you can't play the drums, you can't do anything. Except, I guess, play an accordion": ahem, 'scuse me, that was low. Aw, let'm talk, Louise. Choosing the high road instead of indulging in cracks like "What do you expect from a bass player," calls have been made. Smokey Dacus and Johnny Cuviello are on their way over to the Weisberger ranch right now to have a "talk" with him . . . Tom Smith
Re: lou ford?
Any of you North Carolina folks ever heard Lou Ford? I'm listening to a tape now, and whoo-hoo! It's great. Even we Philly folk have heard of them. I saw them at Spittlefest down in Raleigh last weekend and they were one of the highlights...not quite as awe-inspiring as the Drive-By Truckers were, but a good solid band with great harmonies and lots of slow Neil-ish 2-guitar slow rockers--my third favorite of the weekend, as a matter of fact (Backsliders were a close second to the DBT). Steve Kirsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] "If I were King Of America, I'd have two requirements to graduate high school: you have to travel to another country and you have to learn how to play the drums. If you can play the drums, you can do just about anything. It'll even make you a better driver." --Mike Watt ___ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
RE: lou ford?
"If you can play the drums, you can do just about anything." This is self-evidently, laughably untrue; it would be more accurate to say that if you can't play the drums, you can't do anything. Except, I guess, play an accordion. Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
