From news at country.com - Jackson, TN will host The Rockabilly Hall Of
Fame.
Groundbreaking slated for mid-September '99.
Tera
Looking over a list of the winners of the Leadership Musics Nashville City
Music Awards which was held back on Feb. 10, '99, I see that the winner for
Best Rock Album was The Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies for "Big Wheel". Does
anyone know anything about this group, please?
Other winners of note
I just read on Country Standard Time that The Meat Purveyors newest offering
contains their renditions of three Madonna songs, among them "Like A
Virgin". This is a joke, right?
Please tell me this is a joke...
Tera
In a message dated 3/22/99 1:35:15 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just read on Country Standard Time that The Meat Purveyors newest
offering
contains their renditions of three Madonna songs, among them "Like A
Virgin". This is a joke, right?
Please tell me this is a
Jeff Wall wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
.
Dwight Yoakam will appear in an upcoming TV commercial for Gap.
He'll be
singing Queen's "Crazy Little Thing Called Love".
I think I saw this ad last night, although didn't notice Dwight in it, I suppose
it was him singing. A weird bit
Jon Weisberger wrote:
(there's a funny passage in the Country Guitar interview with the
AOTD where he points out that he developed his cool bend licks
because he was trying to copy White and didn't realize that
Clarence was using the bender, just like Dale Potter developed his
amazing
Stuart writes:
hey, I like these blue chip reports. Who's gonna post em while Jeff
is off defending us?
I've sent 'em to the list two or three times when Jeff hasn't been
around, as has Nancy Apple, I think. I don't mind doing it.
--Jon Johnson
I see that there's a copy of Jim Jesse's set of Chuck Berry covers, Berry
Pickin' In The Country, for sale over on eBay. It's one of the albums that
appears on the "Travesties: Albums Which Should Not Be Out Of Print Or
Otherwise Might Make The ND-101" list at the tail end of the No Depression
Those poor folks in the music business ... As I read that article George
posted, I kept wondering, is it 1977 all over again?
I dont know much about the economics of the country labels of the time,
but I do remember what was going on in the rawk world. Back in the later
70s, labels were
In a message dated 3/22/99 1:01:13 PM !!!First Boot!!!,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sorry to do this over the PA, but I have a lot of good pals out there
and I just wanted to let you all know that my wife had a 7 pound baby
boy in the early hours of this morning, both doing well, tho the poor
Howdy,
I'm still chucking these playlists over the wall. Could someone be so kind
as to contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] to let me know if they
are actually making it to P2 land? Thanks much.
Once I figure out what kind of P2 attachment short-circuited my e-mail box
recently, I'll be happily
Howdy,
As evidenced by this week's play list, I am still experimenting a bit with
the format for The Fringe. For the most part, I believe it's coming together
nicely. I'll let y'all be the judge.
This week's featured artist is Fred Eaglesmith. Fred will be appearing live
in Knoxville on March
At 10:24 AM 3/22/1999 Susan Kowal forwarded:
BROOKS GATHERS FIRST HIT, AND AT THE RIGHT PARK TO BOOT
Brooks collected his
first hit of spring training with a pinch-hit single in the
second inning in an 11-8 loss to the White Sox. It was his 10th
plate appearance of the spring. "It was a nice
i just got a copy of Coal porters - The Gram parsosn tribute concert cd
for my radio show.
Track list:
(Sweet) mental revenge
Did Gram Parsons ever cover this? I know it's an old Mel Tillis cut that
Clarence White and Gene Parsons just flat tore up on Nashville West. And
how come
Looking good! The lineup has been announced, although no other details yet:
Bare Jr, Bela Fleck, Ben Harper, Cheap Trick, Corey Harris, Dirty Dozen
Brass Band, Everclear, George Thorogood the Destroyers, Hole, Hootie,
Isaac Hayes, Joe Ely, Jonny Lang, KC the Sunshine Band, moe, Patty
Griffin,
I went to SXSW for the first time this past week. It was every bit as
exciting, challenging and exasperating as I'd always read it was, but I'm
looking forward to a repeat appearance.
Rather than give my entire weekend's review, (which is why there's a fluff
list)
just thought I'd mention some
It was great to see Neko Case for the first time,
though the sound problems were disappointing. When did Mike Lemon start
playing with her and is it a "permanent" thing?
this was their fourth gig together, and he's really excited about it. It's
permanent as much as any gig in this crazy world
Here is the playlist for Monday Breakfast Jam on KRCL 91FM, SLC, Ut for
Mar. 22, 1998.
Monday Breakfast Jam is an eclectic morning drivetime presentation
totally programmed and present by me over KRCL 91FM in Salt Lake City, a
non-profit, volunteer operated, listener support community radio
I received this on Sunday, March 21 in the morning. Hopefully, when
Charles (Sawtelle) was making the transition to his new life plane he
passed over/thru Austin and enjoyed some of the great music he had been a
part of during his life here on earth.
It is with great regret to inform his
Here's my report or most of what I remember:
Best sets: Jim Roll backed by the Silos on Wedneday, Fred Eaglesmith
Saturday afternoon at the Continental, the Schramms at Yarddog, Beaver
Nelson in my living room Tuesday
MVP: Walter Salas-Humara (who stole the award from Jonboy) for playing with
at
What I remember, by Wynn Harris
What, where, who??? Don who?
Only kidding.
Hanging out with a bunch of P2ers for the first time, really, and having a
blast. For a bunch of twang geeks, we sure know how to have a good
freakin' time!
Oh and then there was the music.
Hadacol, Jim Roll,
Best P2 moment: Melissa Garland proudly showing me her Zippy the Pinhead tatoo at
the BBQ
As a lurker, I am happy to have finally contributed something useful to
the list. Now I feel the hangover was worth it.
melissa
If anyone out there has a reservation for Merlefest at a hotel that they are
going to cancel can you write me first? I need one.
Back to your regularly scheduled programming
steve
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Michael Hall and Randy Franklin
what band were they in previously?
meshel
n'vegas
For anybody jealous of the P2 SXSW types, this was the event of the event,
and I didn't hear about any of us getting in for it. Step up and testify if
you did...
Tom Waits Previews New
Album In Rare Show
Troubadour's concert was hottest ticket at South by
Holy shit, I got mentioned in a Marie Arsenault post...my life is
over! g Man...whatta time. Despite all concerns voiced hereabouts (and
internally-I hadn't been back to SXSW since '91), it was very worth the trip.
Warning; this is a long, sickeningly self-indulgent post. I just hope
Jack Logan Kicks Off Tour
May 15
Buzz Me In Due May 11
Jack Logan has
fine-tuned another
batch of songs from
his
Yoakam Plans Best-Of Set, Tour
A new album and tour are just some of the
things that will be keeping Dwight Yoakam
busy this spring. The prolific country artist is
compiling a collection of his recent material
For anybody jealous of the P2 SXSW types, this was the event of the event,
and I didn't hear about any of us getting in for it. Step up and testify if
you did...
Barry Mazor and Slim both had tickets, I believe. I'm sure they'll testify
as soon as they recover. Didn't John Reide catch some of
Grand Weepers and Grim Reapers
In many ways, having Tom Waits as the unofficial headliner for
South by Southwest 1999 was a no-win situation. With thousands
of conference registrants jockeying for one of approximately 1,300
tickets -- music-savvy industry lifers who need
--
On Mon, 22 Mar 1999 18:44:25 Danlee2 wrote:
Serious cool stuff; while I'm gabbing away not paying
attention, someone tells me to shut up and actually
watch what's going on stage; Lucinda Williams just
strolling up and singing a song withContinental
Drifters? I can't remember. I
A bit more jaded perspective...
The Heart of Saturday Night
I've got this ticket stub from last night, appropriately soaked and
bent with bourbon from a cracked plastic cup, that I'm never gonna
part with -- ever. If you are someone who would take the time to
read this
What a wild six days. I don't think I have ever had so much fun crammed into
one week in my life. My feet hurt, my back aches, I am sleep deprived, but so
full of great memories that it was worth every busy minute.
Smilin' Jim's party kicked it off in style, and I have to agree with the host
From Tut Taylor's excellent web site (now at http://www.tuttaylor.com):
Tut Taylor and Norman Blake will get together for a LIVE! online concert "Pickin' in
Earl's Kitchen" on Solid Gold Bluegrass (http://www.solidgoldbluegrass.com). The date
for this first-of-its-kind event for Tut and Norman
Hey everyone--
Well, I hate weaseldom as much as the next person (nearly had to kill some
businessy-looking chick who elbowed her way in front of me at a show and, by
way of explanation or excuse, flashed a goddamn BADGE at me). But oh my god,
what a great time. Dan Bentele said it best--if you
Thought that title would get your attention..
Yes--I saw Tom Waits, as did Matt Cook, Slim Chance Kelly (as he's told
ya), Jim Catalano and Tony Renner..there may have been more P2ers in there
some place...Mr. Roy Kasten. making a completely unexpected appearance at
SXSW, offered me 40 bucks
Hi all,
Continued thanks for all those P2ers sharing SXSW stories with "the less
fortunate." Sounds like a great time was had by all.
The Tom Waits' clips have also been much appreciated. He's been one of my
favorites for over 20yrs. Sounds like he's gotten even better with age.
During the
Border Radio, WXDU Duke University
March 21, 1999
I Was Drunk - Alejandro Escovedo - Bourbonitis Blues
Black Box - Jon Dee Graham - Summerland
The Rain Won't Help You When It's Over - Whiskeytown - promo EP
Underneath Your Wheels - The Pinetops - Above Ground and Vertical
I Wish It Was Saturday
I posted this some weeks ago, but since Mr. Purcell asked--I have this
chance to post two overlong pieces on the same day withoiut writitng so
mucyh... Can't pass that up, eh?
Barry
Has anyone read volume II of Guralnick's bio yet? I keep meaning to
go get a copy
--junior
Sure have. And
Michael Hall and Randy Franklin
what band were they in previously?
Austin's The Wild Seeds, which also had Kris McKay, and
Fastball drummer Joey Shuffield.
I love Mud, Lies, and Shame, their only release to make it
on CD.
meshel
n'vegas
--
Jim Fagan| AIX Build Architecture
This is the Fear Whiskey playlist for this week's show. Fear and
Whiskey can be heard every Monday from 7-10pm ET on 88.3fm in Pittsburgh
(a.k.a. Mitch's favorite city on the continent, a.k.a. the cherry on the
icecream float) and on AudioActive, Winamp and pretty much every
mp3-based program
In a message dated 3/22/99 6:44:46 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
while I'm gabbing away not paying attention, someone
tells me to shut up and actually watch what's going on stage; Lucinda
Williams
just strolling up and singing a song with
That would be Hayseed
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 22-Mar-99 Re: Clip- New Jack
Logan/To.. by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And by the way, the album is great
but then I'm not very objective. And if the Possibilities ever get their own
album out -- buy it! They're great!
What's the release date, and are these
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