Lest we forget Andrew Baxter.
Tera
Papa John Creech. Of course he played for a while with all the dopers out
in Californicate, The Jefferson Airplane to be exact, but if you ever had
the opportunity to catch him without all them long-hairs, he played blues,
funk, and jazz.
Then there's also
Btw, Jon, I must confess I'm hearing more and more
mainstream Nashville cuts that strike me as good, respectable stuff
these days. Maybe there *is* a trend Yesterday , for
ex., I heard that Trisha song, "Powerful Thing" (or whatever the
title is) and thought it was an entirely enjoyable
Reply to: RE: Need info on weird SxSW thing...
Paula Batson, the woman who arranged the original Los Super Seven sessions at Los
Manitas a couple of years ago, told me about it. She's involved with this, too. She
said that, "Alejandro is doing his musical," but didn't offer much
The Exit O Digest shows this:
(March) 26CONFIRMED - IN-STORE PERFORMANCE at Borders, Chicago
(Clark Street) 1:00 pm
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Nashville cuts that strike me as good, respectable stuff
these days. Maybe there *is* a trend Yesterday , for
ex., I heard that Trisha song, "Powerful Thing" (or whatever the
title is) and thought it was an entirely enjoyable sort of pop-twang
number, nice fiddle line, etc
One more Kelly Willis note.
If you have a copy of the Fading Fast ep that you're willing
to part with, it's been going for over thirty bucks on ebay
recently.
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=75030986
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Tom Mohr
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She's A Beauty" - the Tubes
Can somebody send me any web address where i
can find informations about Pinetop 7?
I really like those boys and would like to get more info.
They're like from outer space for other bands in ND genre.
Alex
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(from the wire)...
"You might want to get a helmet." (San Diage manager Bruce Bochy, to
Garth Brooks, heading to the plate helmet-less)
Nope, not touching that one.
dan
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You probably knew this was coming. g
I got my hands on a copy of the new Gourds and it's in the CD player right
now. Despite everyone's raving, I still don't get it. Can someone PLEASE
tell me what distingushes this band from the ton of other bands that are
working the same territory? I find the
WRCT is selling its old 100-watt FM transmitter on ebay. If you're
interested in starting up a station or increasing your broadcast power,
it's at:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=77628084
Carl Z.
Dunno if they have a web site, Alex, but guitarist Charles Kim answers
mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Carl Z.
P.S. Thanks for the Gary Floyd info. I hope to hear the new record soon.
On Fri, 12 Mar 1999, Terry A. Smith wrote:
Yeah, I know this is songwriting analysis 101, but I just cringe to hear
AE thrown in with the pejorative "snooze-rock guys" phrase. Or "overly
polite and artsy."
Well, anyone who covers the Stooges probably isn't too "overly polite."g
I was
On Sat, 13 Mar 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FWIW, If you wanna see me get excited about something new, ask me about
the Old 97's. g
Ooh, yeah. The twang is definitely de-emphasized (as is the rawk), but
it's nice to see the band takin' a more subtle tack and succeeding
gloriously.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 13-Mar-99 Re: Terry Allen
(was Re: Al.. by Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, anyone who covers the Stooges probably isn't too "overly polite."g
I was referring more to the likes of Bruton and McMurtry.
Can someone who covers Kinky Friedman (McMurtry) be
On Sat, 13 Mar 1999, Carl Abraham Zimring wrote:
Can someone who covers Kinky Friedman (McMurtry) be accused of being
"overly polite"?
Sure, if he smooths 'em out like McMurtry does.--don
At 4:54 PM -0500 on 3/12/99, Carl Abraham Zimring wrote:
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Mar-99 Re: Fragile Jewel
Cases (an.. by Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I always hated breaking the shrinkwrap off an LP because it required
such precise use of a well-maintained fingernail, though...
At 5:48 PM -0500 on 3/12/99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Me? I lucked out at Big Lots one time where they were selling jewel cases 4
for $1!! (I loaded up!). Also, I've seen lots (of 50-100) of jewel cases
being hocked on ebay (of course)...and my local Disc Go Round franchise
carries all sorts
Anybody know how to contact this band these days? A friend of a friend wants
to interview them on a radio show and asked me how to reach them, but all I
have is an empty number at AM
Thanks as always for your indulgence.
BTW, the V-Roys rocked to beat all last night. What a fraggin' show!
At 11:10 AM 3/12/99 -0800, you wrote:
http://www.mp3.com/news/197.html
Exclusive: Microsoft Prepares Breakthrough MS Audio 4.0!
By Doug Reece
March 11, 1999
Sources say that Microsoft will release MS Audio 4.0--a new file format
that compresses audio files to half the size of an average MP3
I always hated breaking the shrinkwrap off an LP because it required
such precise use of a well-maintained fingernail, though...
Nah. You just wore jeans and rapidly rubbed the edge on your thigh. The
friction opened the shrinkwrap without doing any damage to the jacket.
Jeff
Miles of Music
At 5:36 PM -0800 on 3/12/99, Don Yates wrote:
And here's an interesting contrast to the overly polite and artsy "roots
rock" types: Terry Allen's an arty Texas singer-songwriter who also just
happens to be thoroughly immersed in various roots styles. He does more
than just name-check roots
Bob:
Well, here too: The only time I've ever seen Friedman, he literally
spent the evening belching on stage and then told us at the end how
lucky he was to be going to New York, where he'd play to an audience
that appreciated him. (Doubters are welcome to go to the Boston Globe
archives at
In a message dated 3/13/99 1:37:09 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Slim -- you know anything? (Well,
I know you know lots -- know anything about the upcoming Bubbapalooza?)
I know 2 things:
1 Bubbapalooza is scheduled for Memorial Day weekend May 28, 29, and 30.
2 Slim
In light recent phlegm and Kinky threads, I'm sittin' here listenting to
the Kinky Tribute album "Pearls in the Snow" and I note that "Old Ben
Lucas" (who had a lotta mucus, etc...) is performed by LA's Chuck E. Weiss
and the Goddamn Liars. With Tony Gilkyson on guitar and gang chorus
vocals, no
I'd say that Rufus Wainwright's debut has only sold 35,000 copies so far
because it doesn't sound like anything else on the market right now. We
filed the cd in rock at Vintage Vinyl but I'd be hard pressed to name an
album that rocks less. Folk/Country/Americana is clearly the wrong place,
On Sat, 13 Mar 1999, Gregg Makepeace wrote:
I guess I don't buy a Richard Thompson album for the cool percussive
effects or keyboard noises. Amnesia doesn't really have too much of the
heavy handed stuff on it but "Mirror Blue" sure does.
this sums it up perfectly. I really really agree
National Endowment for the Twang:
I just reread all of tonights' postings on the NEA/Alejandro
thread with carl w. and junior. I have to say something as I
myself was on the ass end of a congressinally pressured NEA
rejection of a project I organized a couple years ago.
(Actually I think you
For those of you with a hankering to visit the Scruffy
City...
Concert tix for these shows in Knoxville go on sale this
Saturday:
John Prine ... April 16
Good to see John's doing shows again. I heard rumors
some time ago that he was quite ill; was there anything
to that?
Dan, I see your points. I've been on the "ass end," as you rightly put
it, of several NEA (and several *other* NEH) grants myself, so I'm not a
stranger to the institutional logic we're discussing here.
I know good things get done and good projects get supported with NEA
monies and I sure know
So I'm flipping channels at my parents' place, adn VH1 has "Behind the Music"
on, this episode covering the rise and fall and rise of Grand Funk Railroad.
I'm satisfied for a while.
Mitch Matthews
Gravel Train/Sunken Road
ns (now showing): Webb Wilder "Corn Flicks" video
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From: Stoker, Aaron M. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Help With A Class
Date: Saturday, March 13, 1999 6:21 PM
Hey All-I am long time lurker on this list, and I was hoping that you
guys
could help me out. I am taking a Stat class and have to
So, if you had a set at Twangfest, what Grand Funk tune would you slip
into the list, and why?
Gee, that's a tough one. Maybe T.N.U.C. from that double live album with a
really long theremin solo. That leaves "American Band" for Gravel Train and
"Closer To Home" for Hillbilly Idol - Al can
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writes:
So, if you had a set at Twangfest, what Grand Funk tune would you slip
into the list, and why?
Gee, that's a tough one. Maybe T.N.U.C. from that double live album with a
really long theremin solo. That
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