William Cocke writes:
>
>Off the top of my head, Kansas was called "Bloody Kansas"
>in the decade or so leading up to the Civil War because it
>was a hotbed of unrest and violence due to the fact that it
>wasn't certain which way it would enter the Union -- slave
>or free. Thus it became sort of a
By the way, I already owe a Shiner to Caliguri because Jon Weisberger said he
didn't like The Damnations.
Jon, it was The Mary Janes I gave you leave not to like. Back to the CD
player.
Linda
In a message dated 2/19/99 1:22:55 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< Linda Ray also has a
Bad Livers review, but I dont think thats on their web site. >>
Yah, the Rock, etc. articles don't get to the web, but e-mail me if you want
to read it and I'll send it to you in text.
Jim Roll said:
>I'll be playing SXSW Liberty Lunch at 9pm on Wednesday March 17th, with
>the Silos as my band (Walter Salas-Humara on Drums!!). It should be fun.
Fun? FUN? Jeez, Jim, if I know you, this has got you clicking your heels in
midair and handing out party favors. If I may speak for my
Yeah, what Bill said. You guys can drive all he way from SF to Atlanta
and not stop in KC / Lawrence? Sheesh! .
Gimme a holler offlist if you change your mind about this astonishing
oversight
--junior
Mike Woods wrote:
> There's a steel guitar Speedy Price
Not familiar with this name, but it sur sounds similar to Speedy
Krise the old dobro picker from away back. Or, steel player Speedy West.
Or NotsoSpeedy Western.
William W Western
Cheryl Cline wrote:
>
> I am now the proud part-owner of a very cool used bookshop. We want to
> do some in-store music thangs now and then.
Cheryl,
You might also want to check with Marquetta Herring who keeps the Townes
Van Zandt web site and the Texas Music Kitchen "for the sake of the
song.
Hey there,
>> > God. Say it ain't so.
>
and a whole bunch of similar stuff.
Not to reply to my own post, but it _might_ be good, ya know. Downward
Spiral kicked butt (before it was eclipsed by Marylin Manson).
Later...
CK
___
You
Hey there,
Louise looks like she's going to say something:
>Didn't...no. No, but didn't God I can't remember. Didn't Trent
>Reznor do a production for a David Lynch film with all kinds of country
stuff
>on it. 'Lost Highway'
Now that you mention it, I think he did put together the soundt
> > >According to some DJ on Q101 (Chicagos Rock Alternative) The next Trent
> > >Reznor CD is going to be all Hank Williams covers. The DJ wasnt as
> > >excited as I was. If I was not in my car I might've called him up and
> > >given him what's fur.
>
> > God. Say it ain't so.
Aw, you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Oh and btw, despite what Matt says, the Damnations are the *best* band in
> Austin. Is anyone else annoyed by his constant cheerleading for the Gourds
> or is it just me?
Yeah, but that's just Matt. I tend to give him a lot of leeway simply
because he contributes
Ted writes:
<<
Hey,
Does anyone know anything about the "Texas Music Cafe" TV show? It's taped
in Waco, TX on Thurs nights. distributed to PBS stations.
(snip)
If anyone has any comments, I would appreciate receiving them.
OFF-LINE would be best!! I am in P2 digest mode.
Thank y
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> What the heck is it about whenever a band has a sibling harmony thing going,
> it's always a Louvin's comparison?
Haven't seen The Shaggs compared to Ira and Charlie yet . . .
but maybe it's just a matter of time!
Tom Smith
>Brad Bechtel wrote:
>
>> Everybody go see these guys. They're the real thing, well worth your
>>time and a few beers.
>
>Hey no kidding Brad...but no KC/Lawrence tourdate on that list...(sniff)
>
>b.s.
Hey thanks you guys...
It's nice to hear someone's listenin' out there...:)
Owen
In a message dated 2/19/99 2:35:54 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Borders is a similar thing, but I get $150 cash, and $50 certificate. We
also
get free food. These gigs are from 7:30 to 9:30 or 10, Fri and Sat nights.
The
place is out of the way from most places I would
How about Lone Star Swing?
Brad Bechtel wrote:
> Everybody go see these guys. They're the real thing, well worth your time and a few
>beers.
Hey no kidding Brad...but no KC/Lawrence tourdate on that list...(sniff)
b.s.
Everybody go see these guys. They're the real thing, well worth your time and a few
beers.
> According to some DJ on Q101 (Chicagos Rock Alternative) The next Trent
> Reznor CD is going to be all Hank Williams covers. The DJ wasnt as
> excited as I was. If I was not in my car I might've called him up and
> given him what's fur.
Oh God, Ms. Scratchy is going to make my life a living
A few tbd's in here, but those'll get ironed out, big time...
Tue, 4/6Nashville, TN Exit/In (Billy Block's Western Beat)
Wed, 4/7Nashville, TN Robert's Western Wear (6 - 10 pm)
Thu, 4/8Chicago, IL The Hideout
Fri, 4/9Keokuk, IA Meyers Garden
Sa
oh, also the Bad Livers of course . . . Mark Rubin being an infrequent P2
visitor??!!?
(interestingly, Danny Barnes has another showcase of his own in addition
to the Bad Livers' showcase).
-jim
Neil et. al.,
I'll be playing SXSW Liberty Lunch at 9pm on Wednesday March 17th, with
the Silos as my band (Walter Salas-Humara on Drums!!). It should be fun.
As far as other P2 related bands go, I saw the Meat Purveyors on the list.
I'm sure there are more??
-jim
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999 [EMAIL
in case it hasn't been listed earlier...
A listing of tracks from the GP tribute album, "Return of the Grevious
Angel: A Tribute to Gram Parsons", from a blurb in today's
Tennessean
"She" -The Pretenders with Emmylou Harris, "Ooh Las Vegas"-Cowboy
Junkies,
"Sin City"- Beck and Emmylou Harri
Hey,
Does anyone know anything about the "Texas Music Cafe" TV show? It's taped
in Waco, TX on Thurs nights. distributed to PBS stations.
I need to know stuff like:
Production & show quality
If anyone has ever HEARD OF the show
Has anyone ever SEEN the show
What TV MARKETS the show is
Hey there,
>>According to some DJ on Q101 (Chicagos Rock Alternative) The next
>Trent Reznor CD is going to be all Hank Williams covers.
Jeff asks...
>
>Didn't Matt Johnson/The The do something similar to this?
>
>Jeff
>
Yup. Titled Hanky Panky - its mediocre and about what you would expect.
H
For those of you who have not yet heard the new Wilco album, you can find
Real Audio sound samples for seven of the songs from the album at the
following link:
http://content.ubl.com/store/listening_room/listening2a.html#wilco
Enjoy,
KM
np: Roger Clemens
Christopher M Knaus wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> According to some DJ on Q101 (Chicagos Rock Alternative) The next Trent
> Reznor CD is going to be all Hank Williams covers. The DJ wasnt as
> excited as I was. If I was not in my car I might've called him up and
> given him what's fur.
Didn't...no.
> What the heck is it about whenever a band has a sibling harmony
> thing going, it's always a Louvin's comparison?
You need a refresher on "20 Easy Rules for Writing About Country Music
The Way the Pros Do It!"; see
http://www.steamiron.com/twangin/essay-rockcrit.html :
"#16. Memorize the name
Thanks for the info TWM. I just finished listening to the new album and
was very impressed. It is alot better than I honestly expected. IMHO, this
album ("Sucaine Gratifaction") is more consistently solid from track to
track than some of his previous efforts.
KM
nps: Shane Macgowan "The Crock O
Hi - I have been lurking, trying to see if anyone discusses taping and
haven't seen any. I read the Postcard FAQ, and is says tape trading is
allowed there - just no situations where money changes hands, so I feel that
must be the situation here as well. Please set me straight if I am wrong
(gentl
Hey there,
Bob...
>Well, I'm not going to compare anyone's harmonies to anyone else's,
>perhaps ever if I'm lucky, but on the other hand I *like* Damnations
>TX, which means that as far as I'm concerned they're much, much better
>than the unlistenable Freakwater.
>
Dont start with me, Soron.
L
jroll wrote:
> I certainly don't hear any Louvins in there at all . . . <
What the heck is it about whenever a band has a sibling harmony thing going,
it's always a Louvin's comparison? Talk about unoriginal reviewing.
BTW Mr. Roll, you rock!
Boudin Dan
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999, Owen Bly wrote:
> >According to some DJ on Q101 (Chicagos Rock Alternative) The next Trent
> >Reznor CD is going to be all Hank Williams covers. The DJ wasnt as
> >excited as I was. If I was not in my car I might've called him up and
> >given him what's fur.
> God. Say
A couple books on Texas music:
Texas Rhythm Texas Rhyme - Larry Willoughby - a pictorial history of
Texas Music
Prarie Nights to Neon Lights - Joe Carr and Alan Munde - The story of
Country Music in West Texas
Music from the Heart - Rod Kennedy - Chronicle of the Kerrville
Festiva
>According to some DJ on Q101 (Chicagos Rock Alternative) The next Trent
>Reznor CD is going to be all Hank Williams covers. The DJ wasnt as
>excited as I was. If I was not in my car I might've called him up and
>given him what's fur.
God. Say it ain't so.
Owen Bly
Ranchero Records
Oakland,
At 10:36 AM 2/18/99 -0600, you wrote:
>Hey there,
>
>According to some DJ on Q101 (Chicagos Rock Alternative) The next Trent
>Reznor CD is going to be all Hank Williams covers. The DJ wasnt as
>excited as I was. If I was not in my car I might've called him up and
>given him what's fur.
>
Didn't M
I did a fill-in shift on KDHX last night and
played a Allison Moorer track, and, boy, was it good! The song was "Tell Me
Baby."
Tony
Matt Benz wrote:
> Good luck, Alex. Not all of us over here are for *any* bombing, so take
> care, and know that we're pulling for you.
Alex,Sure hope that whatever happens you and your people will be OK. As
Matt says, the way Americans think and the way our government acts can be
very differe
So, in light of the SXW-bashing that went on in these parts earlier this week,
are there any P2-related bands making the trek to SXSW this year? Curious for
professional reasons.
Neal Weiss
Hey there,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>So do they have any records released that can be found in the south,
>if so where?
>
OK, so if it's Katie Bell...
as of about 3 months ago, they are working on putting something out
themselves but are not signed, no cd's, no tapes, no nothing.
Great band tho. Real,
His new record can be heard here via Real Audio:
http://hollywoodandvine.com/paulwesterberg/
Preview lasts till midnight tonight (Friday).
TWM
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999, Terry A. Smith wrote:
> > Bob's P.S.: I think the reason for the references to the Louvin Bros.
> > toward Damnations TX is that they actually sound like Freakwater, and
> > *they* sound like the Louvin Bros., as we all know.
>
> This is funny. The review where they mentio
It must be Katie. Like I said, a caller has been bugging me to find out about
her, records, tec. how to get them, so ya'll tell me. I am not familiar with
her, and no one in any of the stores here have.
Hey there,
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999 12:23:07 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Anyone know anything about Patti Bell and the Bell Rangers. Someone
>called my radio show and said I should check them out, and they also
were
>curious as to any records, etc.
>
If you are thinking of Katie Bell and the Bell
> Bob's P.S.: I think the reason for the references to the Louvin Bros.
toward Damnations TX is that they actually sound like Freakwater, and *they*
> sound like the Louvin Bros., as we all know.
>
>
This is funny. The review where they mentioned the Louvins comparison
appeared in USA Today (a
>
> Hey there,
>
> >If nobody has mentioned Faith Hill, I will. This is going to sound
> weird, but she is just >so damn gorgeous and (seemingly) friendly
>
> That did sound weird Terry. And I'm picturing a Faith Hill poster up on
> your bedroom wall for some reason.
>
> Later...
> CK
Faith's
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999, Jon Weisberger mentioned:
> Bare Tracks (The Columbia Years). Now *this* is the real find of the trip;
> I had no idea this was coming (thanks a lot, whoever's doing Koch
> publicity). 4 tracks from As Is (though "White Freightliner Blues" isn't
> among them, unfortunately)
I rambled on over to my impeccably indie local CD store this afternoon, and
picked up a couple of albums:
Damnations TX. I'm going to take the exemption that Linda, I think, granted
me. Not my cup of tea, by and large, though there are a couple of tracks I
enjoy, and I'm as or more mystified th
So do they have any records released that can be found in the south, if so
where?
Well, usually the amount that a band gets paid is not really shared, but here
goes, in hopes that this will help all of you musicians and people who
book them...
Musicians do bookstore gigs for fun and food sometimes, but I can't imagine
that unless the owner is a good friend. Since I am try
Good luck, Alex. Not all of us over here are for *any* bombing, so take
care, and know that we're pulling for you.
Matt
> -Original Message-
> From: Lazarevic Aleksandar [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, February 19, 1998 2:47 PM
> To: passenger side
> Subject: Radio
Addendum to Brad's thoughtful post:
Kara handles the instores at Amoeba SF...
Rock on,
Owen
>Cheryl,
>
>You might want to call up Amoeba Records in San Francisco and chat with
>Joe Goldmark, or whoever it is at the Amoeba Records who handles booking
>in-store appearances. They have showc
Cheryl,
You might want to call up Amoeba Records in San Francisco and chat with Joe Goldmark,
or whoever it is at the Amoeba Records who handles booking in-store appearances. They
have showcased just in this month acts ranging from the Bad Livers to Phranc (The
All-American Jewish Lesbian Fol
That's Katie Bell and the Bell Rangers. They're Chicago-based, and hard
country by Chicago standards. They share a lot of personnel with Cole Rain,
another good local outfit. I like 'em. Linda Ray likes 'em. Anybody else
want to chime in here?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hard times are comming !
USA wants to bomb YU and i remember what
problems i had last year when some old people
called radio station and asked to forbid my show
because as they told to editor i'm doing propaganda
for enemy !?!?!?
I hope i'll avoid it this time.
Alex
N.P. - Americana - A Tribu
Louise says:
> I think Jimmy Olander is such a cool guitarist, and Dan Truman is such a
> swingy pianist, and Gene Johnson is a marvellous mandolin player. 'Poultry
> Promenade' from their first album is still one of my favourite modern
> instrumentals. I don't think they get half the credit they
Can someone recommend me best albums
of Sandy Bull ?
I just got his Re-inventions cd and i'm
so confused. I didn't expect it to be that
good.
Alex
Aleksandar Lazarevic
p.fah 80
11400 Mladenovac
Serbia
Yugoslavia
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
tel.+381 11 8220 554
Heh heh. I shoulda said:
"Hell, I can play the guitar, so I can play bass, too. It's easy, man!"
> -Original Message-
> From: Jon Weisberger [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 19, 1999 2:34 PM
> To: passenger side
> Subject: RE: And the winner is..(Derailer news
Jon Weisberger wrote:
> Diamond Rio
Oh I *love* Diamond Rio, and I'm not scared to say it either. They are on one
hand the closest thing in Nashville to alt.country (and unfortunately on the
other hand probably the furthest from it )
I think Jimmy Olander is such a cool guitarist, and Dan Tr
>Actually, I'm not even sure I can play the bass...
That's a statement one doesn't hear nearly as often as is warranted.
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
Found it interesting that in the latest issue of CMJ New Music Monthly,
where they feature five or six CDs as the Best New Music of the month,
that 3 out of 6 releases reflect the interests of this list. Think it
speaks to the vitality and how interest in this music is growing.
Thought others migh
Hey there,
Caught Bare Jr. at Schubas last night. Damn. Any band that give away
earplugs for free is OK w/ me.
Not only were they loud, but they were relaxed, tight where is counted
and plowed through most of the CD, along with some new ones and a cover
or two (and a really weird partial cover
Hey there,
Hanspeter responds:
>But, Christopher, Hank Williams' work has a greater influence on many
>alt.country artists from Rank & File to The Waco Brothers than on
>Garth Brooks.HP
>
Well, if influence means "We like Hank because he drank alot, died young
and wrote songs that are fun to pl
Hey there,
>If nobody has mentioned Faith Hill, I will. This is going to sound
weird, but she is just >so damn gorgeous and (seemingly) friendly
That did sound weird Terry. And I'm picturing a Faith Hill poster up on
your bedroom wall for some reason.
Later...
CK
___
Hey there,
Check out the Reader web site www.chireader.com for a complimentary
article on the Tom T Hall comp in the music section. Linda Ray also has a
Bad Livers review, but I dont think thats on their web site.
Later...
CK
___
Yo
In a message dated 99-02-19 12:50:04 EST, you write:
<< OK.now that someone has mentioned Chris Gaffney and his wonderful CD,
"Loser's Paradise," I have to confess that I'd love to hear George Jones
record "The Man of Somebody's Dreams" for his new CD on Asylum!
Chris and Rosie do a won
Oh yes! He shoots, he scores, he sends a private e-mail to the
whole friggin' list! Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go meet the rest
of the Twang Gang out behind the shed...
Kip
Hey Cheryl,
Hi there ho there, Kip here. In answer to your question...well, I
dunno. How's this for an answer. If it's just a acoustic thing, I'd say
$25 and a meal would suffice. If it's a whole band and it's a
weekend, well...shoot for $50. Maybe $60. It all depends on 1) how
e
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 19, 1999 8:29 AM
> To: passenger side
> Subject: Re: And the winner is..(Derailer news!)
>
> Jeez, Matt, I thought you were going to tell me that it was YOU that
> was the
> new b
<< "Play an accordian. Go to jail. It's the law." >>
Free Chris Gaffney
Neal Weiss wrote:
> << Other tv note -- Blondie was pretty great on Leno last night. Debbie
> sounded good, but (drummer)
> Clem Burke was awesome. >>
>
> You know, I can't stand Clem Burke. When he joined the Plimsouls a few years
> back, he annoyed the hell out of me during live performanc
> -Original Message-
> From: Terry A. Smith [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 19, 1999 11:47 AM
> To: passenger side
> Subject: Re: Cowboys to Girls (?) was Derailer news!)
>
> Down here in the wilderness of SE Ohio, I don't hear about these great
> Columbus shows
Our experience with in-stores (record or book -- we've done both) is that
they're really more of a promo for a bigger gig in the area, maybe later
that night or the next day. As such, we generally don't get paid. Not
officially, anyway. Usually the manager will slip each band member a nice
gi
William T. Cocke wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Feb 1999 11:47:28 -0500 (EST) "Terry A. Smith"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > ps so what, specifically, is the Damnations TX's song "Kansas" about?
> > There's no lyrics in the record, so I haven't been able to ferret out the
> > words precisely, but the
Okay, here's a question:
I am now the proud part-owner of a very cool used bookshop. We want to
do some in-store music thangs now and then. What I need to know is, how
much do you guys out there charge for this sort of thing? Details are
still being hashed out, but there seems to be two main kind
Yeah, the Kansas song on Half Mad Moon is one I've listened to over
and over because I had a hard time a) deciphering the lyrics, b)
understanding how they all went together once I'd figured them out
(there are still a couple of lines I don't get, in fact...). And
being in Kansas, I felt duty
Ph. Barnard wrote:
>
> Out of curiosity, who else was in Blondie last night, besides Harry,
> Stein, and Burke. Did they have that tall woman on bass that was
> playing with them when they first reformed a couple of years ago
> (hooweee!!! )? Or who?
>
> Just wondering
Original member Jimmy
Out of curiosity, who else was in Blondie last night, besides Harry,
Stein, and Burke. Did they have that tall woman on bass that was
playing with them when they first reformed a couple of years ago
(hooweee!!! )? Or who?
Just wondering
--junior
ps. Neal, I like Burke pretty well. Ye
OK.now that someone has mentioned Chris Gaffney and his wonderful CD,
"Loser's Paradise," I have to confess that I'd love to hear George Jones
record "The Man of Somebody's Dreams" for his new CD on Asylum!
Chris and Rosie do a wonderful job with it, but, George (w/Patty Loveless)
could make
<< Other tv note -- Blondie was pretty great on Leno last night. Debbie
sounded good, but (drummer)
Clem Burke was awesome. >>
You know, I can't stand Clem Burke. When he joined the Plimsouls a few years
back, he annoyed the hell out of me during live performances, playing with an
over-the-top
Anyone know anything about Patti Bell and the Bell Rangers. Someone called my
radio show and said I should check them out, and they also were curious as to
any records, etc.
I was told that there is a song or two on a NIagra Niagra Soundtrack, but I
have not found that.
"Play an accordian. Go to jail. It's the law."
The Starving Musician (http://www.starvingmusician.com) may still have a few of their
bumper stickers with this slogan, if anyone is interested.
Back to testing on my new Pentium III, which rocks more than my world,
Brad
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999 11:47:28 -0500 (EST) "Terry A. Smith"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ps so what, specifically, is the Damnations TX's song "Kansas" about?
> There's no lyrics in the record, so I haven't been able to ferret out the
> words precisely, but the tune apparently involves the "blood
Terry says:
> Anyway, I just think it's interesting that a performer such as DY and a
> producer such as PA have mutual reputations for being fairly traditional,
> or rootsy, or honky-tonk -- and for being able to do what they want, and
> not kow-tow to pop-country radio. Yet, when you listen to
Yeah, I wrote "overproduced?" in the subject line quickly without
attempting to label Dwight one way or another. (I call him Dwight because
I can never remember whether Yoakam is spelled with an "am" or a "um.")
Anyway, I just think it's interesting that a performer such as DY and a
producer such
Down here in the wilderness of SE Ohio, I don't hear about these great
Columbus shows. Criminently, Alvin AND Chris Gaffney playing the same
bill. I'd have walked to Columbus for that. Chris Gaffney has put out
three of my favorite records of the past 10 or so years. His tune, "The
Garden," is a T
> Speaking of country-soul, I was listening to Freda Payne's
> "Band of Gold"
> recently and I coulda sworn that some country act in the last 10 years had
> covered it and maybe even had a hit with it. Anybody?
Charly McClain, one of my favorite pop-oriented girl singers of the late
70s/earl
Jon Weisberger wrote re:
>
>... underlying class
> issues. Nashville's upper crust, for instance, prided itself on living in
> The Athens Of The South (hence the Parthenon), and by and large disdained
> the Opry and the country music bidness into the 1960s, but I don't think
> that attitude perm
Rick Koster--This is the guy that said Wayne Hancock was Butch's little
brother. Be careful with this book. Check out Larry Willoughby's Texas
Rhytm-Texas Rhyme, A Pictorical History of Texas Music. Also Check out the The
Texas Music Bibliography put out by the Governor's office, it is on the w
[Matt Benz]
Yes, yes, and Gaffney was the guest on stage. Thank you much.
Very cool cover.
> In case David is otherwise engaged - the song sounds like it might
> be the Intruders(?) "Cowboys to Girls" which was recently covered by
> Chris
> Gaffney, with duet vocals from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Not sure if anyone else already posted this, but Lucinda Williams is
scheduled
> to be the musical guest on Saturday Night Live this week. Unfortunately,
I
> think there's only one musical segment on the show these days.
I think it depends on whether the show is runnin
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999 08:27:31 -0500 Matt Benz said:
>BTW- Dave Alvin announced from the stage last night that the new
>Derailers will be the best yet. His concert last night was the first in
>a long time that held me enthralled. We found out for instance that the
>"border radio" request was Cupid,
Bill Silvers' advice is right on the money; your best choices for cheap,
basic coverage of Wills' best-known stuff is the Essential or Vol.2 of the
Tiffany Transcriptions. There are 6 songs that appear on both CDs; the
Essential gives you more - another 14 songs - than the Tiffany CD (8), but
a)
Not sure if anyone else already posted this, but Lucinda Williams is scheduled
to be the musical guest on Saturday Night Live this week. Unfortunately, I
think there's only one musical segment on the show these days.
VH1 is also repeating the Hard Rock Live show with Lucinda and Natalie
Merchant
Ron Warnick writes:
> I'm looking for an economically priced CD of Bob Wills'
>greatest hits, preferably with his best lineup. The Tiffany
>Transcriptions look great, but there's a bazillion volumes of
>the thing. A double-CD collection would be acceptable. Any
>suggestions?
Yeah
Junior writes: We just want to cross our Ts, dot our Is, and let our world
famous spokesmodel Mr. Mark Wyatt step up to the plate when everything's in
order.
Ooo, does Mark get to wear that slinky black dress when he makes the big
announcement? I think it would be fabulous with those goofy stacke
Jeez, Matt, I thought you were going to tell me that it was YOU that was the
new bass player. You know, give up that cushy museum job to plunk the four-
string in a bunch of smelly dives just to say "I'm a Derailer."
Mitch Matthews (partying with Dave Alvin tonite!)
Gravel Train/Sunken Road
Hope I'm the first to announce that the new bass player for the
Derailers is no other than COlumbus resident Ed Atkins, formally lead
vocalist, guitarist, bass player for the Roundhouse Ranglers. He will be
heading to Austin next month, just in time to tour behind the new
Derailers album and perfo
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>>>John Magee wrote:
>>>Who was the first alt.country artist?
>>Hanspeter Eggenberger wrote:
>>I think the line begins with Hank Williams. >
Christopher M Knaus wrote:
>How? He was Nashville, popular, mainstream, did adds for just about anything,
>and wrote son
Could this be "Texas Music" written by Rick Koster? It serves the timelines
and the artists you are speaking of. St. Martin's Press. Published 1998.
Pretty good reading all in all. Talks about Buddy Holly. I just got "The
Real Rhythm and Blues" by Hugh Gregory which spans the blues/soul yea
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