Styx did on one of theirs - Paradise Theater
Iceman
Erik Gerding wrote:
Here, here!
I was a major Split Enz freak in the late 70's early 80's. Still like 'em
too. So that True Colours record with the etching is actually worth
somethin'? I always thought it was cool and wondered why other
Well hell , it could have been Jason The Scorchers for that
matter. But Amy's original interpretation seems to make the most sense.
Isn't Earle a Texan? Wasn't Leon Payne a Texan? You never can tell... g
Trivia: "Lost Highway" was a #12 hit for Williams in 1949, but it was the B
side of a
gotta believe he means leon payne's lost highway.
Stevie Simkin wrote:
Louise Kyme wrote:
Acoording to www.kelly.willis.com, Kelly is planning on coming to Europe
in February. Does anyone know anything about this? Is she touring or
just on holiday?
Goodness. Tell me NOW. Kelly Player? you still out there?
Stevie
I emailed
On Thu, 14 Jan 1999, William F. Silvers wrote:
John Wendland wrote:
I still remember
the noise it made when the LP was dropped from the spindle and the grooves
of one album rubbed against the grooves of another.
Yeah, me too. Didn't they mold a thicker "lip" around the edge though,
In a message dated 1/15/99 9:10:26 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
March 20- Steve Earle Del McCoury Band, Town Hall
What have I missed? Has anyone seen this booked anywhere in Chicago?
Linda, searching high and low
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
March 20- Steve Earle Del McCoury Band, Town Hall
What have I missed? Has anyone seen this booked anywhere in Chicago?
Linda, searching high and low
Yeah, Linda--and you'll notice that it's Saturday night of SXSW, when I'll
be not in NYC but down there--probably
...thought about it the other night when BR5-49 covered "Battle Of New
Orleans". Flip side on that old 45 was "Sink The Bismarck".
Then you don't have a very old 45. I'm pretty sure that was a reissue
pressed in the 60's or 70's.
"Battle Of New Orleans" - Columbia 41339 (1959)
"Sink The
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Hi everyone,
Thanks to everyone who gave me suggestions on other venues for the
bigger house concerts. I'll check into those.
Now that tickets are selling MUCH faster than ever before I thought I'd
out the upcoming shows on my website as soon as I find out about them.
Then you'll be able to
Howdy,
I was finishing up some research on tonight's featured album, "Real: The Tom
T. Hall Project" and found this URL that I thought folks might enjoy.
I don't know if Mr. Bechtel has already posted this before, but here's the
link for Tom T.'s web page. From there it links to a nice site
Howdy,
Okay, so it's probably a shorter list that what folks in Nashville or Austin
could come up with. I don't bump into musical celebrities on a regular basis
or get to be a fly on the wall at recording sessions. But I like it here,
fine. Mainly because of nights like last night.
I left work
I had a chance to go see The Friday Night Opry last night, which was
broadcast live from the Ryman, the first time since 1974 that the Opry
had been broadcast from the 'Mother Church of Country Music' as Ralph
Emery and a host of other Goo-Goo-Cluster peddling WSM DJs reminded us
through the
At 08:46 AM 1/16/1999 Geff gave the answer:
On Fri, 15 Jan 1999, Bob Soron wrote:
"Monty Python's Matching Tie and Handkerchief." Side 3 was a hidden track
on Side 2; the two spirals were interwoven so that, when you dropped the
tone arm, you never knew which "side" you'd get.
This is the
At 10:01 AM 1/16/1999 Mike Woods wrote:
...thought about it the other night when BR5-49 covered "Battle Of New
Orleans". Flip side on that old 45 was "Sink The Bismarck".
Then you don't have a very old 45. I'm pretty sure that was a reissue
pressed in the 60's or 70's. Going on a *really*
Tom Mohr wrote:
So if I signed a deal with a major label tomorrow, and assuming that I am
not quite as popular as Beatles/Metallica et al,
then I would still have the option of telling the label "don't sell my
stuff to the record clubs"?
I did not know that -- I assumed that the major labels
. It began with a
line about slipping a ring on/off someone's finger.
"Pocket Full of Gold", CD same name, sing it every gig by request from my
drummer.
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You've missed some great Neil Young, then.
--Matt Cook
"Splendid isolation, I don't need no one"--Warren Zevon
Geffry King wrote:
I recall a Neil Young album of some kind that had "Hello Waterface"
etched into side 1 and "Goodbye Waterface" etched into side 2.
Don't ask me which one -
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, would it be wrong of me to review this CD? I have no financial interest,
no involvement business-wise, etc.
Absolutely not.
Sarah W.
So, would it be wrong of me to review this CD? I have no financial
interest,
no involvement business-wise, etc.
Absolutely not.
Well... this is a dicey one, and I'd like to think that every journalist on
the planet has at least considered such ethics now and then. If the thank you
is
I've enjoyed my time here and have been fortunate enough to have met a
few of you. However, it is not practical for me to continue to
receive such a large amount of e-mails everyday. Thanks to those of
you who play my music on your radio shows. I appreciate your support.
I hope to meet many
Who knows?
If you think you have a good (objective, I guess) grasp of what's going
on, then do it.
I have no moral problems criticizing my friends' works of art.
In fact, many of them ask me for my opinion more than I would (when the
positions are reversed).
Different people do things
BANGBANG
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Playlist for January 15, 1999
THE SCHRAMMS . heal me now
CHEAP WINE . strange girl
THE DELIBERATE STRANGERS . box of pine \ dead man's hand
THE NIELDS . easy people
KATE JACOBS . georgie says
RUTHIE THE WRANGLERS .
I don't know why a liner note credit would ever be an issue at all. A liner
note credit can mean nothing or everything, whether you get one or not. It
seems to me the issue is the relationship and to what extent you feel that
colors your judgement about the sound.
LR
At 04:48 PM 1/16/99 +, you wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, would it be wrong of me to review this CD? I have no financial
interest,
no involvement business-wise, etc.
I've only been mentioned once in liner notes. It was on Sierra's reissue of
Nashville West. I was mentioned because
I get to interview Steve Young, football player and folksinger.
All I know about him is that he recorded one of the greatest alt-country
albums of all time, Lonesome, Ornery, and Mean. He also wrote Seven Bridges
Road that the Eagles made a shitload of money with. Waylon covered
Lonesome,
At 05:10 PM 99-01-16 EST, you wrote:
O.K. this is something I've run into with book reviewing. I never felt I
should review a book if I was acknowledged in any way. But in those cases
there was usually a good reason for the achknowledgement -- I had worked with
the author, done some research
Brooks is already pretty bluegrass-friendly, what with being the
only personin the world able to reunite the Newgrass Revival g,
and he carries one ofthe best bluegrass bass players and singers around
in his band, even if sheonly sings and doesn't play bass therein.
I also hear from
*sigh* Please add: 2/25 - Ghost Rockets, Elena Skye the Demolition
String Band - Rodeo Bar Not to mention : EVERY Monday night - Alphabet
City Opry - 9C Buddy Hey Check In With Me Once In Awhile Barry Rockets
budrocket
OK! Didn't know where you were for awhile there, Senor
Two adjacent states in two weeks. Beat that.
Friday January 22
@ The CHARLESTON BAR GRILL with Highwaters
174 Bedford Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
718-782-8717
take the L Train to Bedford and its right there.
Friday January 29 with Cropdusterhttp://www.cropduster.net
@ THE MELODY BAR
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