Probably because a lot of women have crappy taste in music...
They're the ones buying the Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, etc. albums and the
Titanic Soundtrack...which are all usually #1. I'd say chicks also buy
most of Britney Spears and N'SYNC material. And usually they'll buy them
at a
Bob Wray writes:
I am somewhere in between of these two on my evalution of the entire
album but I wanted to bop out of lurker land and say that Willis'
cover of "Time Has Told Me" is just incredible to my ears. As a minor
Drake fan(atic), I almost always prefer his originals to others but
Neal:
Which reminds me, any minor or major Drake fan want to offer up a good
starting point into that artist's catalog? I need to go buy yet another CD
that I've never gonna have enough time to appreciate to its fullest. Sigh...
Neal, Neal, Neal. How can you call yourself a rock critic if you
Newly returned Greg Harness asks:
2. What's the official P2 take on the Freight Hoppers?
I don't think there is one--they don't get discussed around here much,
though I know there are quite a few P2ers who are fans. Including me.
3. I have a recipe for a meatless 'lasagne' made with polenta
Cherlyn,
I like your use of the word "cornfused." Can I use that? I'll credit you.
Deb
just got home from The Possibilities -- whoa boy -- they were great!
Wasn't Cherlyn, that was Cheryl... but anyway, to give credit where credit
is due, Tom Ekeberg is the one who first confessed to being cornfused.
--Cheryl Cline
Cherlyn,
I like your use of the word "cornfused." Can I use that? I'll credit you.
Deb
just got home from The Possibilities --
Which reminds me, any minor or major Drake fan want to offer up a good
starting point into that artist's catalog? I need to go buy yet another CD
that I've never gonna have enough time to appreciate to its fullest. Sigh...
as a starting point and ending point i always turn to five leave left
I didn't take notes on songs performed or anything like
that but I'll give a shot at a mini-review.
It was a typical Friday night in Richmond's "bottom"
with the usual assortment of hip-hoppers, UHI's, librarian's and bikers, all
looking for the hipets place to be seen ( or a place to get a
Now refresh my memory..Did Homer Jethro do Kellogg's Corn Flakes
commercials, or was it for that once heavily advertised but I think
long-gone alt. brand " Country Cornflakes"--scorched in my memory with TV
chickens finishing off the brand name--as in, "New Country Cornflakes, New
Country
Jon Weisberger wrote:
Wasn't Cherlyn, that was Cheryl... but anyway, to give credit where credit
is due, Tom Ekeberg is the one who first confessed to being cornfused.
Not to take anything away from the lovely and talented Mr. Ekeberg, but I
believe Homer Jethro made use of the word in
Jon Weisberger writes:
I have an HJ album out on loan, so I can't check, but if I remember
correctly, the title is "Cornfucius Say," and the cover photo is them
in "Chinese" outfits, eating corn flakes with chopsticks - and the corn
flakes box is a Kellogg's one. Anyway, it seems virtually
At 12:27 AM -0500 4/3/99, Amy Haugesag wrote:
I love the whole record, even the not-as-good-as-the-first-version "Fading
Fast," and I'm especially impressed with the Nick Drake and Replacements
covers, which are reinterpretations rather than rehashes, just like all
good covers should be.
Tsk
Kate - I did't get back to CT until sunrise on Friday and had to work
that day but here is your report.
Dale Watson and the guys delivered an awesome show (as usual) on
Thursday at the Rodeo Bar in NYC. After a few problems with the mics and
monitors the crowd was treated to another great show
Rock Pioneer Jesse Stone Dies In Florida
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. (Reuters) - Rock and roll pioneer songwriter Jesse
Stone, composer of the classic ``Shake, Rattle Roll,'' has died at age 97,
his attorney said Friday.
Stone died Thursday at a hospital near Altamonte Springs, in the Orlando
There's a decent Bear Family single CD collection of Stone's own
recordings, called JESSE STONE alias CHARLES 'CHUCK' CALHOUN (BCD 15695
AH).
And although this tome is not without controversy around here, I'll remind
folks that the first chapter of Nick Tosches' UNSUNG HEROES OF ROCK 'N ROLL
is
Hi folks,
Tejas-size thanks to all (Mike, Kat, Buddy, etc..) for the fine "field
reports" on Dale. He is so damn good! Wish I could have been there. I
still haven't recovered from his show here on 10/19 w/Jimmie Dale Gilmore.
If Robert Duvall is still working on a movie project about
Kate writes:
If Robert Duvall is still working on a movie project about Merle, I think
we all need to e-mail the guy and tell him we've found his man!
So, you have an e-mail address for Mr. Duvall? Dale would be right for a
young Merle part. Charlie (road mangler) G. said something last
Hi Mike,
Unfortunately, I'm not privy to Duvall's address. If I were, he'd have
gotten heaped loads of praise for putting Billy Joe Shaver on the big screen.
Interesting that he's going to LA for a soundtrack, wonder what that's all
about?
Soif anyone DOES have a way to reach Duvall,
I cant remember who it was who was asking about Ranchera music a week or
so ago. I put in a query with a friend of mine who's a journalist down
in Mexico City and here's what he had to say:
-
Jose Alfredo Jimenez is the Shakespeare of Ranchera music,
author of
Since I once worked for damn near a quarter of a century with Canada's
performing right society, I've been following the discussion with interest.
Astonishingly, no one has raised the issue of why on earth there are TWO
organizations in the US (three, if you count SESAC).
The duplication
Cherilyn asked:
. Just tried to buy Bloomed and was told by Damon the Bane of my
Existence that it's out of print. Is this true? Where can I get my Buckner?
Mr. Weiss's Miles of Music has been listing Bloomed as available there;
Look under "Hard to Find".
Barry
(PS: Someone was asking how
In a message dated 4/3/99 3:46:25 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Going to see the fab Jennyanykind tonight. Haven't heard the "new" record
(again with the lameness, it's probably really old by now), but I loved
Revelator. I hereby encourage all Austinites to flock to
Confirmed Drake lover.
I first heard 5 leaves, like some of it, but it was "Time of No Reply" and
"Pink Moon" that did me in. Never heard "Bryter Later" I must confess.
Pink Moon rules. I'd go there first. Buy it, dim the lights some night
when you're feeling blue, put on the head phones and
Hiya,
Looking for suggestions as I travel to Dallas Wed. through Sat. night. I
have a particular thing for western swing, live and/or it's history.
Hillbilly suggestions welcome too.
Thanks,
Scott Carpenter
Knoxville, Tennessee
WDVX Swing Set http://w3street.com/swingset
WDVX Hillbilly Fever
This is BIG, BIG news. So, I had to pass it on.
Um, OK...the press release is a *little overhyped.
Still big news though.right? g
My apologies to those of you that will see this twice.
Thanks for the original post to Auditiesand you know
who you are.
Jerry
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