Re: Playlist-Mother Road 1/30/99
Mother Road Jamie writes: Ray Wylie Hubbard--When She Sang Amazing Grace--Live Cibolo Creek Country Club Wooo-H. Iff'n ya listen real close, you can hear me playin' first-chair whistle / scream at the end of this song. g Cool disc, even if I have had to listen to the 12:48 Wanna Rock and Roll Medley approximately 32,615 times in the last two months. (immediate hit w/listeners) Great list Jamie. Keep up the good work. Thanks Jamie Joe P-2 Just Wasn't The Same Without Joe Gracey Welcome Back Horn Third Coast PS: Anyone know of a place to search for evidence of a person's involvement as a soldier in the Vietnam war? (can't say why)
Re: Playlist-Mother Road
Jamie Hoover wrote: Playlist--Sounds from the Mother Road Herb Jefferies/Cow Cow Boogie/The Bronze Buckaroo Rides Again/Warner Western Jamie, how's this album? I've only seen clips of Herb duking it out with outlaws and cinema scholars. I'm curious as to what he sounds like. Does he come across like the Billy Eckstine of the Plains or something else? Tom Smith
Re: Playlist-Mother Road
Hey Tom, That's just about right--Billy Eckstine of the Plains. The cd has several duets including Little Texas, MM Murphy, Take 6, Sons of the San Joaquin, Rex Allen Jr. The Mills Brothers and Cleve Francis. It is jazzy but sort of fun at the same time. Certainly not historical , but does reflect the Hollywood take on the genre. By the way thanks for the xmas card and news clipping, I think I have a couple of items to send along for your files. Jamie Hoover Tom Smith wrote: Jamie Hoover wrote: Playlist--Sounds from the Mother Road Herb Jefferies/Cow Cow Boogie/The Bronze Buckaroo Rides Again/Warner Western Jamie, how's this album? I've only seen clips of Herb duking it out with outlaws and cinema scholars. I'm curious as to what he sounds like. Does he come across like the Billy Eckstine of the Plains or something else? Tom Smith
