Wow, Don. Sorry the album bummed you out so bad. We made that one back in
Feb. 1993. Warner Brothers decided it was a bit too wiggy for them to put
out back then. As far as the vocals go, I'm about as much a lead singer as
Junior Samples. I had other GrooveGrass Boyz singing all the lead
CK wrote:
So did anyone else catch the non-ironic Primus cover of The Devil Went
Down to Georgia on MTV's 120 Minutes last night? Quite the nifty
clay-mation type video.
Indeedin fact, the first time I watch few segments of 120 Minutes in
literally years, and I see that *and* the new
I'm not trying to blame anyone, but yesterday I walked into a local record
store, and wound up in jail. I had approached the clerk and asked
politely, "Do you have the new record by The Damnations TX in?" and he
replied, never heard of it. Then he looked it up and said, "It's not
released yet."
Um, Terry, the Damnations record isn't out til next Tuesday. I have a
couple of harmonicas I can lend you in the meantime, though.
Jim, smilin'
Howdy,
Okay, yes, this thread died a week ago, but I'm hopelessly behind in my P2
mail. (Heavy work load + heavy traffic on this list = no real possibility of
ever catching up)
At any rate, I just wanted to take a quick minute to say "Howdy" to Scott
Carpenter who chimed in on 1/29 in the
Stay a Little Longer -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Neko Case and Bob
Boyd -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot
I've been meaning to ask, who is this Bob Boyd fella?
thanks,
Dan
Shane wonders:
Dolly Parton and Don Williams are the subject of derision in the United
Kingdom?!
Well, they've got Adam Ant and Siouxsie to answer for, don't they
g. One nation's pop starts are another's objects of derision, I
suppose...
--junior
Stay a Little Longer -- Pine Valley Cosmonauts with Neko Case and Bob
Boyd -- Salutes the Majesty of Bob Wills -- Bloodshot
I've been meaning to ask, who is this Bob Boyd fella?
He's the last active member of Chicago's local legend country band the
Sundowners. Dave Hoekstra (Doug
Howdy,
Junyah, he say: Well, they've got Adam Ant and Siouxsie to answer for,
don't they g. One nation's pop starts are another's objects of derision, I
suppose...
Hey! I'm the proud owner of more than a couple of Adam and the Ants LPs.
(everybody sing along, "Prince Charming, Prince
Well another anti-Valentine's Day show in the books. More revenge,
regrets, remorse, and recrminations than you can shake an um, well, a broken
heart at. Eeep. Anyways, here it is...
Heartaches: Bob Neuwirth
Valentine's Day is Over: Billy Bragg
Crying: Roy Orbison
It Hurts to Know:
On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, Scott Rouse wrote:
I'm not familiar with your record or the one your friend Greg Garing
did. I'll bet they are both really good and very innovative with a lot
of great singing.
Actually, Scott, I know Greg Garing about as much as I know you.g Both
of you are strangers
From RockOnTV's listings for this Friday:
0:00 am
SYN
Rosie O'Donnell
musical guests: Dolly
Parton, Emmylous Harris
and Linda Ronstadt
I believe her show is syndicated and is on at different times in different
markets.
http://www.rockontv.com/fri.html
Tom 2-9 1012cst
Jeff Wall said:
5. The stated purpose behind Groovegrass is to introduce Bluegrass to kids
who would never otherwise hear it.
This seems to resurect an old thread regarding the lack ofpopularity and
high dollar sales in the Americana market, does it not? If
country/alt.country purists aren't
-Original Message-
From: Tashian Music [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 1999 11:54 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tashians update
Howdy Friends and Kin,
For those of you in the Nashville area, Barry and I are playing on March
13th (Sat.) 8 pm at the
Darby's got a nephew, Ricky Whitley, who's a multi-instrumentalist and a
great songwriter. His "If I Were You, I'd Leave Me" ought to be in the
annals of country classics. He's from Alabama, and puts in time up in
Nashville, down at the Florabama and I believe over in Muscle Shoals. Catch
him
Just reviewing the Oscar nominations, saw this among the nominees for
Original Song:
``A Soft Place to Fall'' from ``The Horse
Whisperer,'' Allison Moorer and Gwil Owen;
Cool. Which reminds me of a question I'd been meaning to ask here for
awhile. From the limited exposure I've had to Gwil
This
weekend finds us Ditchdiggers heading up to Greenville, NC to The Corner once
again. The East Carolina Gang has always
been
good to us and we are looking forward to a serious throw down there for
sure! On Saturday we are going to pack it up and
drive
down the road to Wilmington
Ph. Barnard wrote:
That's an impressive list, Bill. I too am eager to hear the new
Walter Clevenger (go P2!! g) and to fork out my bucks for that
Willie Nelson twofer with Roger Miller and Faron. Tasty!
I'd like to know more myself about details of how and when those records
were made.
On Tue, 9 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I've probably got a tape somewhere of some of Gwil's stuff, but as
far as released stuff goes it's pretty slim pickings. He's got a track
each on Rig Rock Truckstop, Rig Rock Jukebox and one on the Uprooted
compliation that came out last
Thanks Tom,
I've got the Buffett sites in South Alabama, Nashville (remember that song
about payin' the mini-mart back) and Key West. Don't think we'll make it to
the panhandle this time but you just reminded me of Tom T. Hall and Sopchoppy.
Thanks,
Deb
It's weird -- I've read the same things about Gram's place -- "styled on
Amsterdam . . ." I don't think we're going to stay there because we don't
have reservations but they were more than happy to let us look around and see
any Gram memorabilia they have. I also got some weird vibes. I'm not
In a message dated 2/9/99 12:46:32 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
``A Soft Place to Fall'' from ``The Horse
Whisperer,'' Allison Moorer and Gwil Owen;
Cool. Which reminds me of a question I'd been meaning to ask here for
awhile. From the limited exposure I've had to
Shane:
Of course, we're probably
nowhere near as tough as the Music City Goddesses, so we may just have
to pick on the Ohio contingent instead. Word is they're pretty wimpy.
g
Hey Bub, just fer the rekkid... I may live in this rat's nest of a state
they call Michigan, but let me
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