One thing that Michael did was singlehandedly destroy Black Music.
Phooey.
NW
Yeah, Rche was probably telling the truth (he is apt to pull a fast one
, however).
I do exist. Many on this list can attest to that.
--Matt Cook
P.S.--I always wear a beard, glasses, jeans, white t-shirt, underwear,
socks, and shoes when I'm out of my cage.
JP Riedie wrote:
So does
Kevin Russell of The Gourds, too (Beaumont).
I wouldn't call that East Texas, though. You gotta go a little further
North to the pines (where the sun never shines...).
--Matt Cook (from East Texas, much more fucked up than even Vidor)
JP Riedie wrote:
She's not country, but Marcia
Is this a joke?
I shot tons of that show.
And I was so high/drunk that I was stuck sitting on that tiny stage
about an inch from Claude the whole second set.
And I met many P1 and 2ers that night.
--Matt Cook
Ross Whitwam wrote:
You know, when The Gourds played at The Rodeo Bar here in
Thought someone in the NYC area might want to know this. The Silos are at
their best when Mary Rowell's playing fiddle. And since, last time I
heard, she's got a VIP day gig that doesn't let her play with them often,
you oughta catch them with her when you get the chance.
The woman flat-out
The prophet Chuck D, on MP3
By Patti Hartigan, Globe Staff, 02/12/99
In the words of Cornel West, he's ''a freedom fighter of his
generation.'' In the words of Spike Lee, he's ''one of the most
politically and socially conscious artists of any generation.'' But
forget the superlatives. Chuck
At 10:19 AM + 12/2/99, Girvan Burnside wrote:
Ross Whitwam said:
I want to vote for the "Live At Budokan" album as Dylan's worst live album.
No I didn't. I too like the _At Budokan_ album.
Someone else said that.
Ross Whitwam[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Molecular Pharmacology
"Perfume, Powder And Lead," Lonesome River Band, Finding The Way
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying to remember some songs for the sunday nite show that feature the
timeless theme of - shot my baby down, etc.
Wanna Rock And Roll Ray Wylie Hubbard
But then you probably already planned to play that one.
-jp
sorry, bad editing of all the previous messages.
Girvan
Ross Whitwam wrote:
At 10:19 AM + 12/2/99, Girvan Burnside wrote:
Ross Whitwam said:
I want to vote for the "Live At Budokan" album as Dylan's worst live album.
No I didn't. I too like the _At Budokan_ album.
Someone else
"Hey Joe"
Heard you shot your old lady down. Jimi (Tex) Hendrix
--
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Shot My Baby Down
Date: Thursday, February 11, 1999 4:30 PM
Got that sinus medicine cloudin' my already murky mind..
Trying to remember some
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying to remember some songs for the sunday nite show that feature the
timeless theme of - shot my baby down, etc.
Wasn't there a song which has a character named
"Lady Mondegreen" getting herself killed off? g
-jp
Then there's "Hey Joe". Not the Boudleaux Bryant tune,
but the one written by Chet Powers, aka Dino Valenti,
who is also the author of the hippie anthem "Get Together".
There's a pretty twangy - and oddball - version of that on Jerry Douglas'
Slide Rule (Sugar Hill), with Jerry, Artie McGlynn
Joe Gracey wrote:
Our first tour was,
however, pretty damn funny on the nights when we would land in one of
the clubs where they kept yelling "Crystal Chandelier" at you all night
long and made you play that damn song while they did the confederate
uniform routine.
Argh! That's the
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Ross Whitwam wrote:
At 1:39 AM -0600 12/2/99, Matt Cook wrote:
Is this a joke?
I shot tons of that [NYC] show.
WRONG! At the Gourds' NYC show the bearded guy from
Toto was filming the show. I know. I saw him.
Holy shit, yer right! I just checked out a Toto
Thanks to everybody who responded. My head's a little clearer today, I came up
with a couple more. Based on what's available in our library, for those
interested, here's the list I've come up with:
BR-549 - Knoxville Girl
Honky Tonk Confidential - Fourty-Four
Steve Earle - Taneytown (? Gotta
Over You - Aaron Neville
Cocaine - Johnny Cash (I don't remember the name of this song, but it's the one about
taking a line of cocaine, shooting my baby down, etc.)
My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama - Frank Zappa
Pardon Me (I've Got Someone To Kill) - Johnny Paycheck
The first hour of last night's show should be up on the KCMU web page in
the next day or two. Listen in at:
http://www.kcmu.org/listen.htm
You'll hear new stuff from Steve Earle, Del McCoury, Ricky Skaggs, J.D.
Crowe, Neko Case, Damnations TX, Hadacol, Beaver Nelson, Cisco, and James
Hand,
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Brad Bechtel wrote:
The technology is relatively easy to master, the sound is quite good,
and the sizes are decent. For example, I made an MP3 of the song
"Dwight's Blues" from Rob Ickes' new CD "Slide City" (for testing
purposes, not for dissemination). The original
Bob Soron writes:
I have to admit some curiosity. One of the reasons Sony's MiniDisc has
been met with disdain is that it uses a lossy format. MP3 doesn't strike
me as all that different, and I do wonder why many people seem to feel
so differently about the two. (I'm not implying you have,
Bob says:
I have to admit some curiosity. One of the reasons Sony's MiniDisc has
been met with disdain is that it uses a lossy format. MP3 doesn't strike
me as all that different, and I do wonder why many people seem to feel so
differently about the two.
I don't have the specs in front of
I have to admit some curiosity. One of the reasons Sony's MiniDisc has been met with disdain is that it uses a lossy format. MP3 doesn't strike me as all that different, and I do wonder why many people seem to feel so differently about the two. (I'm not implying you have, Brad, just taking off on
Title: New American Roots 2/12/9
Jim Caliguiri left town and I hijacked his show...Austin wins!
Hayden - Bad As They Seem - Everything I Long For
johnny cash - Rusty Cage - Unchained
Bare Jr. - Loveless - Boo-Tay
White Hassle - Out of Control - s/t
Drive By Truckers - The Living Bubba -
JP Riedie wrote:
In a message dated 99-02-10 18:27:31 EST, you write:
On Wed, 10 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought the KKK originated in lovely east Texas, specifically the town
of Vidor. I'm referring to the area north of scenic Beaumont, near the
Louisiana border.
I don't see an MP3 recorder anywhere in the near future. You have to record
in AIFF or WAV format, then translate to MP3 format.
If your CD drive supports it - and most do - it appears, judging by the
elapsed time it takes, you can extract CD audio files directly to MP3
format; there's a huge
You go--Jenni!
Jennifer Sperandeo wrote:
Jim Caliguiri left town and I hijacked his show...Austin
wins!
WHEE!!!
Brad Bechtel wrote:
I'll admit it. I downloaded the Other Ones' MP3 of ''Mississippi Half Step.'' It
sucked, to quote Jeff Wall. There are a lot of decent MP3s out there (see
http://www.mp3.com for legal ones; search for the others).
The technology is relatively easy to master, the
Delia - Johnny Cash
Jeff Wall
http://www.twangzine.com The Webs least sucky music magazine
3421 Daisy Crescent - Va Beach, Va - 23456
Brad Bechtel wrote:
I would expect that bands will end up doing a lot of recording to hard disk in
whatever format they see fit, but I wouldn't be surprised to see MP3 being the
delivery format for a while.
Yeah, MP3 is only useful as a way to compress an existing master audio
file into a
May be old news but I just heard that Richard Buckner and MCA have
parted ways.
Bill Lavery
http://villagerecords.com/
May be old news but I just heard that Richard Buckner and MCA have
parted ways.
Bill Lavery
http://villagerecords.com/
If you're looking for confirmation, I can tell you that Buckner is indeed
the lateset victim of "Unigram"
I knew the White Sox fired Bill Buckner as hitting coach,
but I thought he picked up another gig. I assumed the Red
Sox weren't in the running though.
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Feb 12 11:20:29 1999
Received: from [140.142.56.2] by hotmail.com (1.1) with SMTP id
If you're looking for confirmation, I can tell you that Buckner is indeed
the lateset victim of "Unigram"
Can I make a request here? As the heads roll, can y'all either post the info
on P2 or, if the masses aren't interested, drop me a line offlist? I want to
keep tabs on the bloodletting.
Will Miner wrote:
It's been 16 years since Thriller and 15 since Purple Rain, 12 since
Sign O The Times. None of them has been snip ... influential on the
hip and new in a while. Even the Prince clones are old history.
Um, Beatles clones were old history a lot longer ago but does that
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Feb-99 Re: Buckner, free
agent sta.. by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can I make a request here? As the heads roll, can y'all either post the info
on P2 or, if the masses aren't interested, drop me a line offlist? I want to
keep tabs on the bloodletting.
The
The masses are interested, or at least this bit of the mass is.
How could anyone not be? Hell, I don't even like Buckner's stuff too much,
and I am.
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
-Original Message-
From: Bluegrass music discussion. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
Behalf Of Bo McCarty
Sent: Thursday, February 11, 1999 10:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Rigsby, Front page
Today's editon of the Daily Independent (Ashland, Ky) on the front page
is a picture of
Jon Weisberger writes:
Gov. Patton is kicking off is re-election bid and visited Sandy Hook,
Ky. Don was there with others and played the Gov. Patton a little
grass. According to the paper Gov. Patton joined in the chorus on
"Fox On The Run."
Yeah, I was always a big fan of the Sweet,
Saw that Ricky Skaggs-Osborne Brothers-Healther Myles, Loretta Lynn,
Porter Wagoner and others are on the Opry this weekend.
Jeff White will be performing a song or two from his new album on each of
the three shows, though not on the televised portion (though Heather will
be); the AOTD will be
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, David Markovits wrote:
I knew the White Sox fired Bill Buckner as hitting coach,
but I thought he picked up another gig. I assumed the Red
Sox weren't in the running though.
Sure, hit me where it hurts. g
Bob
Jon Weisberger writes:
Gov. Patton is kicking off is re-election bid and visited Sandy Hook,
Ky. Don was there with others and played the Gov. Patton a little
grass. According to the paper Gov. Patton joined in the chorus on
"Fox On The Run."
Yeah, I was always a big fan of the
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Jon Weisberger wrote:
[...] MP3s are, I
think, mostly played back on computer audio systems (duh), on which the
difference between an MP3 and a CD is barely detectable, if at all.
Well, here's another of those areas in which I get confused. Why do people
use their
I knew the White Sox fired Bill Buckner as hitting coach,
but I thought he picked up another gig. I assumed the Red
Sox weren't in the running though.
Sure, hit me where it hurts. g
I feel your pain, Bob. Of course Buckner will always be a Dodger to me.
My Dodger season tix just
Sitting listening to the title track of Randy Travis' "You and You Alone", I
was struck by the beautiful harmonies on the title track. I remembered Vince
Gill was in the mix there, but when I checked the credits, Melba Montgomery
turned up too. Wow. I didnt know she was still around. And
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Stevie Simkin wrote:
Sitting listening to the title track of Randy Travis' "You and You Alone", I
was struck by the beautiful harmonies on the title track. I remembered Vince
Gill was in the mix there, but when I checked the credits, Melba Montgomery
turned up too.
You are looking for murder ballads? Here's about 500 that I pulled together
before I stopped keeping track.
http://mail.iuma.com/~kscu/programming/djpromo/gardner/murder.html Careful,
though, the blood can get kinda deep.
Also, check out http://www.topsoil.net/moider.htm for some stories to go
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Stevie Simkin wrote:
Also, I was wondering where might be a good place to start to put a
tentative toe into Vince Gill's back catalog.
I take it you must already have The Key, so if that's the case, I'd start
with When I Call Your Name, the title song of which has to
Melba Montgomery's been writing fairly steadily, I think; there's a great
song by her and a couple of other folks on Rhonda Vincent's Trouble Free
that had a recent copyright date, and I believe I've seen her name elsewhere
on some more-or-less mainstream album credits. I think that her singing
Sun closed
It's still there, different, but it's still there. The old instruments,
everything. Also Phillips still has a studio in Memphis, and Roland is still
there too
Slow, and still rolling on the river in Memphis
L.A. County - Lyle Lovett
Friends,
Has no one on this list yet picked up on the Hank Dogs ? (Apart from
slagging off their name)
They are a South London-based band who music is a mix between late-60s
Island folk (ie Drake/Martyn) and Texas s/s like Townes, and John Hiatt. An
acoustic guitar player and two female voices.
This came from a Music Critics group off the internet.
Hi Everyone,
The top ten albums of 1998 according to you, the critics, have been tabulated.
We had an overwhelming number of participants for which we thank you all. We
know our chart is very different from any other and your choices
BTW, following up on Joe Gracey's comments on the sound quality and nature
of these files, I have a related question for Joe or others who know,
regarding radio broadcast...
That is: do radio broadcasts add compression to the recording being
broadcast? In listening to various recordings on the
Did we get "Buenas Noches from a Lonely Room (She Wore Red Dresses)"
yet?
That's Dwight Yoakam of course.
Thanks to Don and Jon for guidance on Gill. Just gonna check some sound
samples on cdnow before I part with hard earned cash and easily-earned
10 dollar off voucher... Want to make sure
This will be one hell of a show.
Hollisters at 10, Red Meat at 11. Come early, as the Deluxe is small and
will sell out.
Club Deluxe is on Haight Street at Ashbury in San Francisco!
Hope to see some of you SF'ers there.
Owen Bly
Ranchero Records
Oakland, CA
Oh, by the way, this show happens Saturday night. Oops.
This will be one hell of a show.
Hollisters at 10, Red Meat at 11. Come early, as the Deluxe is small and
will sell out.
Club Deluxe is on Haight Street at Ashbury in San Francisco!
Hope to see some of you SF'ers there.
Owen
An interesting twist on MD and RIO. One guy reviewing the RIO somewhere on
the Internet suggested that while it was a cool concept, a portable MD
player was actually a better solution for listening to MP3 away from the
computer. You just record them on the MD from the computer. If you can't
go
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. Lucinda WilliamsCar Wheels on a Gravel Road Mercury
2. Lauryn Hill The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill Ruffhouse/Columbia
3. Billy Bragg and Wilco Mermaid Avenue Elektra
4. Bob Dylan The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Bob Dylan Live 1966
No, I'm not above a little chest-thumping...
BAM Magazine, 2/12/99
FEATURE: Red Meat Is Rare and Well Done
by David John Farinella
(First appeared in BAM magazine, 2/12/99)
Jill Olson is breaking into a bit of an odd smile under her red felt
cowboy hat. She's leaning
"Out Of Control Raging Fire" - Tracy Byrd (a duet with the incomparable Dawn
Sears)
"Easier Said Than Done" - Billy Yates
"If You Ever Want My Lovin'" - Sara Evans
She's got a huge listing at BMI's database; 10 or so pages, many, if not
most, of which are co-writes. I don't know whether she's
I don't think he needs a job... the Mets still have him on their payroll.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bob Soron
Sent: Friday, February 12, 1999 4:05 PM
To: passenger side
Subject: Re: Buckner, free agent status?
On Fri, 12
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Thomas Wodock wrote:
I don't think he needs a job... the Mets still have him on their payroll.
And, um, the Padres have Garth Brooks on their payroll. Unless I am
hallucinating, the local news just reported that Garth has joined the San
Diego Padres, and will take a
Joyce writes:
And, um, the Padres have Garth Brooks on their payroll. Unless I am
hallucinating, the local news just reported that Garth has joined the San
Diego Padres, and will take a year off from music to play ball.
Um , quick, someone tell me who's the best beanball pitcher in the
And, um, the Padres have Garth Brooks on their payroll. Unless I am
hallucinating, the local news just reported that Garth has joined the San
Diego Padres, and will take a year off from music to play ball.
Oh, and according to the report, he is a switch hitter.
Ha, I saw this on CNN as
I just finished a good listen to the OKEH WRANGLERS Lonesome Vista's CD and
am happy to report a fine effort. With no guest credits I can only assume
Louise "Accordion" Kyme and family did a bang up job of performing all the
parts and the songwriting holds up well for the most part. Coming
I found a fairly lengthy AP-sourced story on the subject at:
http://www.canoe.ca/JamMusicCountry/feb12_garth.html
And from Country Now, this quote:
Garth Brooks will attend spring training with the San Diego Padres as a
non-roster invitee. He'll play the outfield and wear No. 77. The singer's
In my immense experience - i.e., 2 stations - some do, some don't. WOBO
does, WYSO doesn't. When you don't, it's hell on those broadcasters who
tend to use volume rather than pitch for emphasis and inflection
- not that I know that from my immense experience, of course, but I have
this
In a message dated 2/12/99 5:50:50 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone care to guess which ONE of these albums I own? (and love)
Madonna, right Slim? What do I win? Second price is TWO copies.
Dang. I wish.
Lauryn Hill's album is one of the most intelligent and
At 08:39 PM 2/12/99 -0500, JW wrote of the Sultan of Schlock:
I'll bet he's no Jim Reeves on the diamond.
Or Charley Pride neither. --dc
Wait, stop, halt, desist, come back. Are you guys *serious*? I thought
the first few posts were jokes. Is Garth Brooks *really* joining the Pod
People? Come on, surely they don't take celebrities seriously enough to
actually field them in a game that counts!! Let him sing the National
Wait, stop, halt, desist, come back. Are you guys *serious*?
I thought
the first few posts were jokes. Is Garth Brooks *really* joining the Pod
People? Come on, surely they don't take celebrities seriously enough to
actually field them in a game that counts!! Let him sing the
National
He'd be a hell of a shortstop. With that big ole punkinhead of his, there
wouldn't be room for a line drive to slip by. Of course, the eclipse that
head would cause might distract people from the game.
Jeff Wall
http://www.twangzine.com The Webs least sucky music magazine
3421 Daisy
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Damn - I thought you were talking about Garth Iorg...
peace,
Clancey
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Thomas Wodock wrote:
I don't think he needs a job... the Mets still have him on their payroll.
And, um, the Padres have Garth Brooks on their payroll.
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