Since many are talking about the new Barnett, thought I'd bring up the
soundtrack to "A Walk On The Moon" which has Mandy singing "Town Without
Pity" - and not badly at all, I might mention, but the instrumentation
leaves alot to be desired. This soundtrack also has "Wishin' Hopin"
(Dusty
Curious, anyone ever hear of sachja productions?
Sachja Productions
Attn: Reviewing Dept.
P.O. Box 701231
Dallas, Texas 75370
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Supposed label/production co. who sent me unsolicited email "looking
for artists" then got pissed when I asked them to fwd
I just pulled out my Mojo from 10/98 and Lennon is #4. I assume that this is the
issue they're ta
The top 10 are as follows:
10. Otis Redding
9. Sam Cooke
8. Stevie Wonder
7. Elvis
6. Marvin Gaye
5. Billie Holiday
4. John Lennon
3. Ray Charles
2. Frank
1. Aretha
If Mojo has
BTW - Here's Geoff's schedule off the HighTone WEB site:
** GEOFF MULDAUR **
4/16 Bodle's Opera House, Chester NY
4/17 Common Fence Point, Portsmouth RI
4/18 Passim, Cambridge MA
4/22 Towne Crier, Pawling NY
4/23 Masonic Temple Colburg Lg, Croton NY
4/24 Bearsville Theater with John Herald,
maybe try that fender p bass , preferably the american, with an ampeg svt
450 and the sustain pushed tp the right.
-Original Message-
From: Joe Gracey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 1999 8:02 PM
To: passenger side
Subject: Re: Warning: Bass Guitar question!
Neal tells why he probably won't make it to Twangfest III:
Unfortunately, this Weiss traveling to St. Louis is not looking bloody
likely. Was just forced to buy a car (ah the joys of some fucking idiot
making an illegal left and destroying me beloved, *paid off* Subaru wagon)
and am
And guess who just got one of the few original copies of the Texas
Declaration on Independence? That's right, the OHIO Historical Society.
Came in a collection from a family who lived in OH forever and TX.
Pretty cool. I think, anyway...
Matt "rock you like a hurricane" Benz
-Original
Hi all,
Here's a review of the Cash tribute being aired this Sunday. Larry Katz
writes for the Boston Herald (and loves Billy Joe Shaver, too):
**Tribute to Johnny Cash is rich one **
by Larry Katz
Thursday, April 15, 1999
Tribute concerts, especially TV tribute concerts, all too easily turn
On Wed, 14 Apr 1999, Joe Gracey wrote:
I would gladly lend you $100 except that I just sent every penny I had
to the IRS, plus a IOU which I hope they will accept in good humour.
I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year;
and b.) who got or is getting a refund.
Neal:
Unfortunately, this Weiss traveling to St. Louis is not looking
bloody likely.
Oh great. So when I am I going to collect for all the smack that Jeff
Wall mailed you from Saigon? I promised I'd collect. You bastard.
Plus, the big trip for me and my better half is to the UK later
CK:
Saw the FREE Anna Egge show at Schuba's tonight, which was mighty
I'm familiar with the name, but that's allwho is Anna Egge? (Her
name reminds me of that godawful They Might Be Dickheads song.)
CK liking these 7:30 shows
Early shows rock. We played a 7:30 Sunday night show at a
You'd better start selling some Dodger tickets, bucko. Or even better, while
you're there, strap on an apron and start shouting "peanuts!!!"
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, April 14, 1999 9:04 PM
Subject:
For the weasels with advance copies is the new record any better
than the last (which was terrible)?
From SonicNet:
http://www.sonicnet.com/news/article7.jhtml?index=6
Dave
***
Dave Purcell, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Northern Ky Roots Music: http://w3.one.net/~newport
Twangfest:
In a message dated 4/15/99 7:32:31 AM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
The musical performances begin modestly, with Willie Nelson and Sheryl
Crow
teaming for a medley of ``Jackson'' and ``Orange Blossom Special'' (Crow
proves here that if she ever tires of pop, she has a
Hey,
I sent that thread about Terry being crazy and not worthy of babysitting
to Terry. He sent me back one of his trademark faxes. Here's what he
said:
STEVE - TELL THIS GUY
I DON'T BABYSIT.
I DON'T EVEN SIT
(EVEN WHEN I AM)
ALL SIT NEEDS IS A "H" IN IT.
T.
I'm sure that clears
Geff wrote:
I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year;
and b.) who got or is getting a refund. People in Category b.) can buy the
drinks tonight.
I'm paying, but after savagely whittling the gross down with
a shoebox full of receipts (littlest appears to be
Geff wrote:
I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year;
and b.) who got or is getting a refund. People in Category b.) can buy the
drinks tonight.
Paid. Paid big time. Much deep hurting. Was in denial 'til I finally
mailed the check yesterday. (Who knew that a
hi all...
anyone have a copy (or know where i can find one) of the song "On The
Evening Train", written by hank and audrey williams?
one version is on a larry perkins CD "A Touch Of The Past", sung by
gary williamsom w/ tony williamsom on mando. cant find this album...
another is a ray davis
Tom Smith wrote:
I'm paying, but after savagely whittling the gross down with a
shoebox full of receipts
Ditto. Thank god for Quicken, because after moving, my receipts
are all over the damn place. The big fun is figuring out under which
equipment category to put "Telecaster."
Dave
***
I'm about halfway thru Colin Escott's excellent Hank book and am
intrigued by his mentioning a song that Hank and Bill Monroe wrote
together. Since I don't have the book, I can't rememeber the name
or the exact credit (credited to Ferlin B. Smith or some such), but
I'd never heard this
On Thu, 15 Apr 1999, Dave Purcell wrote:
I'm about halfway thru Colin Escott's excellent Hank book and am
intrigued by his mentioning a song that Hank and Bill Monroe wrote
together. Since I don't have the book, I can't rememeber the name
or the exact credit (credited to Ferlin B. Smith
At 08:44 AM 4/15/99 -0400, you wrote:
On Wed, 14 Apr 1999, Joe Gracey wrote:
I would gladly lend you $100 except that I just sent every penny I had
to the IRS, plus a IOU which I hope they will accept in good humour.
I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year;
and
Per Slim:
I am a slow and ongoing convert to the pro-Crow contingent, fighting tooth
and nail all the way. However, I saw part of her "Storytellers" on VH-1 and
she said "If It Makes You Happy" was originally written as a country song,
and was rocked out in the studio for the record. She then
I'm about halfway thru Colin Escott's excellent Hank book and am
intrigued by his mentioning a song that Hank and Bill Monroe wrote
together. Since I don't have the book, I can't rememeber the name
or the exact credit (credited to Ferlin B. Smith or some such), but
I'd never heard this
Derek was asking the other day about SF shows...
Lots of stuff below.
--junior
-- Forwarded message --
WEDNESDAY APRIL 14
Deke Dickerson the Ecco-Fonics @ Agenda Lounge, 399 S. 1st, SJ 10pm
The Rounders @ Elbo Room, 647 Valencia, San Francisco 10pm $4
At 10:04 AM 4/15/99 EDT, kip asked:
hi all...
anyone have a copy (or know where i can find one) of the song "On The
Evening Train", written by hank and audrey williams?
one version is on a larry perkins CD "A Touch Of The Past", sung by
gary williamsom w/ tony williamsom on mando. cant find
Sunday night 7.30 at Rosebud $5.00 at the door
with the fab Deliberate Strangers.
k
From a cursory listen, this Fight sSongs is less rowdy, less twangy than
the last one. It's more popish and accessible(?), industry slang for
"looking for a hit." I kind like it but I also like the new Wilco.
Iceman
Dave Purcell wrote:
For the weasels with advance copies is the new record
Saw ole Doc Watson perform last night with David Grisman (sp) in a nice 800
seat hall.
Purty fine.
Nancy
I had been paying not so close attention to the Mandy Barnet thread, but
did anyone mention the obvious kd lang/owen bradley/shadowland comparison?
If I am being redundant, please forgive me for I am not all together,
together.g If not let the expounding begin...
Wynn
MPB Dave writes: For the weasels with advance copies is the new record any
better
than the last (which was terrible)?
Dave, Dave, Dave, The last record wasn't terrible (although I'm curious why
you think so), it made my Top Ten for that year if I remember correctly.
The new record is just as
Sheryl Crow actually opened up for Dylan several years ago. Steve
Earle also opened for Dylan so if that counts as a stamp of
approval, so be it.
Frankly, I think her winning the grammy a few years back was a
doubled edged sword. It launched her into superstardom, but may
have hindered her
Smilin' Jim scribes:
Dave, Dave, Dave, The last record wasn't terrible (although I'm curious why
you think so), it made my Top Ten for that year if I remember correctly.
Mediocre, unmemorable, samey songs and the worst production
job I've heard in years (like listening to a record while the
Quit pro Crow.
-Original Message-
From: john friedman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, April 15, 1999 11:24 AM
Subject: As the Crow flies
Sheryl Crow actually opened up for Dylan several years ago. Steve
Earle also opened for Dylan so if that
Joe,
On the EBO thing, it's a great bass and the problem is not so much with the bass,
but with
the tuning keys. I don't know who makes replacement keys for it but there's the
tuning
problem. The reason for the "thump" sound is the short scale neck thing. The
longer the neck. the more sustain.
Matt Benz wrote:
And guess who just got one of the few original copies of the Texas
Declaration on Independence? That's right, the OHIO Historical Society.
Came in a collection from a family who lived in OH forever and TX.
Pretty cool. I think, anyway...
Matt "rock you like a hurricane"
Don't y'all l listen to ANY soul?
One more baker's dozen of perfect singles. No rhyme, reason or order, just
perfection:
David Ruffin's My Whole World Ended
The O'Jays' Backstabbers
The Staple Singers' I'll Take You There
Bill Withers' Lean On Me
The J5's I Want You Back
Marvin Gaye's Got To
Chris,
Your knowledge of The Pistoleros astounds me. Your well versed response on this
subject had me in awe. The genuine care and precision you wrote with moved me to
tears. WaitI might be changing my mind about you and might start
to like you.
Sorry,
Did I say "memtion"? I meant mention.
Illiterate in Memphis, but at least I wash my hands after using the bathroom.
Andy Tanas
Andy Tanas wrote:
Joe,
On the EBO thing, it's a great bass and the problem is not so much with the bass,
but with
the tuning keys. I don't know who makes
On Wed, 14 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, as long as I'm using bandwidth, it dawned on me that three of
the albums I'm currently enjoying -- Pete Krebs, Gerald Collier and
Marc Olsen -- all are singer-songwriter types from the Northwest.
What's up with that?
It's about time
On Wed, 14 Apr 1999, our tireless defender of sensitive artists wrote:
I have suspected Yates of having some f*lkie kill file for me, but every
now and then I can sneak one through, so maybe not.
Well, you managed to get this one by the f*lkie filter by mentioning
Mandy.g--don
umm
Dan Penn(ington) - Do Right Woman
K
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David Ruffin's My Whole World Ended
The O'Jays' Backstabbers
The Staple Singers' I'll Take You There
Bill Withers' Lean On Me
The J5's I Want You Back
Marvin Gaye's Got To Give It Up
Public Enemy's Fight The
On Thu, 15 Apr 1999, Dave Purcell wrote:
For the weasels with advance copies is the new record any better
than the last (which was terrible)?
I think it's the best thing they've ever done (then again, I thought the
same about the last one, so what do I know?g). Hardly any twang, but
still
Don writes: who thinks that anyone who considers songs like "Time Bomb,"
"Salome," and "Niteclub" to be mediocrities should have to sit in a corner
at Off-Broadway with a duncecap on their head during Twangfest.
I think we talk Marie into arranging this, no problem.
Jim, smilin'
On Thu, 15 Apr 1999, Wynn Harris wrote:
I had been paying not so close attention to the Mandy Barnet thread, but
did anyone mention the obvious kd lang/owen bradley/shadowland
comparison? If I am being redundant, please forgive me for I am not all
together, together.g If not let the
Dan Penn(ington) - Do Right Woman
K
Oh. I'll take the version done by
Maria Doyle in "The Commitments".
*swoon*
Chris
As far as a Twin Reverb goes, that should be a great amp for
steel. Here's what Jerry Byrd has to say about it in the book
"The Hawaiian Steel Guitar and Its Great Hawaiian Musicians"
(edited by Lorene Ruymar, published by Centerstream Press):
Well, of course, just as soon as I read this
http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/users/sdb/flyinshoes/fscover.htm
shaun belcher
Never thought I'd say this, but boy, I wish I had TV! Who did Rhonda Vincent
play with on TNN?
BTW, I like lang's voice better, but the songs on "I've got a right to cry"
move me more.
Wynn
np: "with my eyes wide open..."
Brad Bechtel wrote:
Oh, yeah...Solomon Ho'opi'i Ka'ai'ai is the king of Hawaiian
guitar.
How would you like to have him in your band come band
introduction time, mid-second set and five beers into the night?
"...on bass, Geff King, and over here to my left, on steel"
Dave
***
Dave
Ok-
So a group of us are wondering: what the hell is there gonna be a
Knitters tribute album for?
That doesn't make much sense. What are they gonna cover, John Doe
covering Merle?
These are the important questions we need to be asking.
Matt "don't do me like that" Benz
Never thought I'd say this, but boy, I wish I had TV! Who did
Rhonda Vincent play with on TNN?
The bluegrass half of last night's "Bluegrass And Western Swing" episode of
Century Of Country had little lead-in segments of a couple of different
lineups of folks who were interviewed during the
The one thing that makes me wish I'd been there in person was that when they
came back from the last break, they - Shaffer and Barnett's backup - were
just finishing up "Last Date," and I'd like to have heard that.
Me too... I just found out that my buddy was there for the show last
night...
I was in the HEB supermarket
too.. many... jokes...
NW, whose wife's uncle once called me "the 'brew" as in "Hebrew."
Kentucky is much prettier than England this time of year, pally.
I'm not concerned about my status of "cool" when the arbiter is some guy in
living across the river from Cincy, Ohio, of all places.
NW
Matt Benz wrote:
And guess who just got one of the few original copies of the Texas
Declaration on Independence?
We demand it back at once.
--
[Matt Benz] Sorry, no can do. Tell ya what tho: we can ship you
busloads of starry-eyed roots rockers, pot smoking
So a group of us are wondering: what the hell is there gonna be a
Knitters tribute album for?
That doesn't make much sense. What are they gonna cover, John Doe
covering Merle?
Huh? DId I miss something? A Knitters tribute? Can someone give the lowdown
on this?
NW
rob westcott wrote:
catch the mary janes.
I hadn't heard the Mary Janes until recently when I picked up Real: The Tom
T Hall Project. Wow! What a record. Real and this Damnations TX record (a
shoein for the next BestOf list) are about the only things I've been
spinning lately.
~Greg
On Thu, 15 Apr 1999, Jennifer Sperandeo wrote:
Am I the only one in love with this Pinetops record?
Aren't you the only one working it?g--don
Tomorrow's headline:
Benz advocates Milosevic-style ethnic-cleansing of bad roots-rockers from
Ohio!
Photo / caption quote:
Tell ya what tho: we can ship you
busloads of starry-eyed roots rockers, pot smoking dunderheads and a
couple 1000 slack-asses. Isn't Austin a haven of some sort,
Now that was funny...
-Original Message-
From: Don Yates [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, April 15, 1999 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: weird Muzak experiences
On Thu, 15 Apr 1999, Jennifer Sperandeo wrote:
Am I the only one in love with this
In a message dated 4/15/99 11:15:10 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dan Penn(ington) - Do Right Woman
James Bobby Purify "I'm Your Puppet"
written by Mr. Penn.
Slim
Kiss - Do You Love Me?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, April 15, 1999 1:57 PM
Subject: Re: The perfect single (was Re: Weller's Prime)
In a message dated 4/15/99 11:15:10 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL
That's good news. With some of the pedal-steel talk lately, I was
wondering what Dennis Scoville has been up to...
--junior
Seriously though, that li'l record has been growin' on me quite a bit.
Kinda jangly roots-rock with a few songs adding some lovely country
flavor.--don
In a message dated 4/15/99 1:13:15 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think so. Unless you're looking for some Payola in which case call Tar
Hut.
Totally. While in Austin, those guys *drove* me to see the Ex-Husbands,
bought me dinner and then gave me a ride back to my motel. Talk about
Not to mention that we actually picked up 'ol Neil in one of those old 1970s
golf carts with the big L.A. Dodgers hat on top of it that tey used to bring
the pitchers in from the bullpen with.
We go the extra fuckin mile.
jc
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 15 Apr 1999, Tar Hut Records wrote:
Not to mention that we actually picked up 'ol Neil in one of those old 1970s
golf carts with the big L.A. Dodgers hat on top of it that tey used to bring
the pitchers in from the bullpen with.
We go the extra fuckin mile.
But did you bring Sandy
At 05:58 PM 4/14/99 -0500, you wrote:
Unfortunately the tour does NOT involve the other artists. It's a speaking
tour across Tennessee with the murder victims' families. Steve will be
performing
at some of the speaking engagements. Send me a private email for more
info.-t2
Is it possible that
In a message dated 4/15/99 1:44:23 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Not to mention that we actually picked up 'ol Neil in one of those old
1970s
golf carts with the big L.A. Dodgers hat on top of it that tey used to
bring
the pitchers in from the bullpen with.
We go the extra
Don Yates:
Not only is Mandy's new one the best album of its kind since
Shadowland, but for my money, it's much better.
I'd agree. Overall, the song selection is much stronger on Barnett's
album, and the Nashville sound hommage is employed with much more
'subtlety'. Though I wonder whether
Tom Stoodley wrote:
Geff wrote:
I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year;
and b.) who got or is getting a refund. People in Category b.) can buy the
drinks tonight.
It's horrible when you are self-employed and you have to write them
checks every quarter
my guess is that this may have been discussed already, but since i
only recently rejoined the fray, i'm curious whaty the consensus
is/was about Dwight Yoakum doing a Gap Ad?
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my guess is that this may have been discussed already, but since i
only recently rejoined the fray, i'm curious whaty the consensus
is/was about Dwight Yoakum doing a Gap Ad?
I couldn't care less about Yoakam doing the ad -- if this is an ethical issue
we're considering -- because at
That's actually what I find to be the real puzzle here.
He's convering a *Queen* song, fercrinity. How the hell does that
happen?
No word if Dwight's gonna go the jump suit/chest hair route.
[Matt Benz] Well, Ms. Neko Case covered a Queen song, and quite
successfully, and
I love it. Queen records a goofy take on country, only to see it
redone
(and redone well) by Dwight almost two decades later. Speaking of the
Gap ads, I'm happy the khaki soul ad uses Bill Withers's "Lovely Day".
I love Bill Withers.
[Matt Benz] Yep. Dwight's version sounds
This Sat April 17 a FREE! show at The Zenith Gallery 7 PM from Boston roots
singer song writer Todd Tibaud.
Karl
Allen says:
Jon Weisberger:
I think Barnett's got a deeper affinity for the Bradley/Patsy Cline sound
than lang did.
Well, this is probably due to Barnett's stage experience. There's also the
simple reason of how geography affects a singer's vowels sounds.
Well, sure; it's certainly not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was in the HEB supermarket
too.. many... jokes...
NW, whose wife's uncle once called me "the 'brew" as in "Hebrew."
"HEB" is a chain of stores here in South Texas. Means "H.E.Butts" and
they have soulful stuff because a lot of their customers are cedar
Anyone going to see Sparklehorse and Varnaline at the TLA Sunday night in
Philly? Mail me offlist if you are.
I encourage everyone within driving distance to see this show. It's
been my favorite of the year, so far.
--
==
Steve Gardner *
We should all just admit we love GAP ads. We all watch em. Admit
it. Good lookin people, cool music, and nice pants. I'd be wearing em
now if they didn't cost so damn much. Got the Target version instead.
Matt "dynamite with a laser beam" Benz
It's true. Just like the "cute
On my second listen to the Rankins and liking what I
hear. Since they both hail from Canada, can we send Shania back and keep
the Rankins? I know there's more Rankins but hey, the CD is pretty
interesting. Now I see why they win all those Juno awards. Heather has
quite a fine voice and the
This is a portion of Peter Margasak's column in this week's Chicago
Reader http://www.chireader.com/hitsville/990416.html. Margasak also
notes that Thrill Jockey (label of Freakwater, Tortoise, Sue Garner
others) will put out the next album by Chicago jazz combo 8 Bold Souls.
Carl Z.
I am hoping one of you kind folks could give me some insight with regard
to the above. I have been asking friends - many have "heard of them"
but no one has any first hand knowledge. They will be at the Rodeo Bar
in NYC tomorrow and I am wondering if it is worth the trip from CT.
A friend sent
V-ROYS on the road
4/22Cat's CradleCarrboro, NCw/ Bare Jr.
4/23Covered DishGainesville, FL
4/24Street Fest Melbourne, FL
5/1 River StagesNashville, TN
5/4 House of Blues
http://www.pghcitypaper.com/buzz.htm has an interview with Deliberate
Stranger Tom Moran a photo of the band.
Carl Z.
At 04:14 PM 4/15/99 -0500, Joe wrote:
"HEB" is a chain of stores here in South Texas. Means "H.E.Butts" and
they have soulful stuff because a lot of their customers are cedar
choppers and Hispanics. They also have the greatest food store in the
world, Austin's Central Market.
BTW the new
Sez Purcell
Kentucky is much prettier than England this time of year, pally.
Sez Neal
I'm not concerned about my status of "cool" when the arbiter is some guy in
living across the river from Cincy, Ohio, of all places.
Brother, if you ain't been there, you don't know.
Kelly
First, I don't really own a televisionwell, I do have
a 60's BW that is on about 1 hour/week. So, what Queen song
is Dwight singing on the Gap ad? You gotta know that I was,
and still am, a big fan of that band. Ahh..Brian May and his
Guild guitars. By the way, I don't bring up the
Sez Neal
I'm not concerned about my status of "cool" when the arbiter is some guy in
living across the river from Cincy, Ohio, of all places.
Brother, if you ain't been there, you don't know.
Yeah, but I know Purcell. That's a majority of one that colors my images of
that region. Heh.
this is appearing in greatly truncated form (cut in half, actually) in
tomorrow's paper; the director's cut to follow is a P2 exclusive... By
the way, Neal baby, none of the following is directed at you - your
take has seemed much more on-target than many I've read. CW
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 15-Apr-99 Two Things by Jerry
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
o, what Queen song
is Dwight singing on the Gap ad?
"Crazy Little Thing Called Love."
Carl Z.
Jerry Curry wrote:
Second, the V-roys opening for Cheap Trick? Holy moly..I can't hardly
imagine a better double bill. Silvers, can I get a witness?
This relying on me for backup's getting old Jerry...you're not paying enough.
g
And I'm sure I would co-sign on your assessment of that
Sez Kelly:
Sez Purcell
Kentucky is much prettier than England this time of year, pally.
Sez Neal
I'm not concerned about my status of "cool" when the arbiter is
some guy in living across the river from Cincy, Ohio, of all places.
Brother, if you ain't been there, you don't know.
Mike Hays wrote:
On my second listen to the Rankins and liking what I hear.
I saw em at Bumbershoot a couple-three years ago and I liked em. Probably
wouldn't spend a ton of money on their records, but I think the Rankins for
Shania is an excellent trade.
For us USers I mean. I'm sure the
"You can be too country for country radio," declares Hal Ketchum...
Which is certainly true enough, but anyone who concludes from this that
Ketchum himself is too country for country radio is making a mistake.
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Carl Zimring wrote:
http://www.pghcitypaper.com/buzz.htm has an interview with Deliberate
Stranger Tom Moran a photo of the band.
Nice article, but no Twangfest plug? g
Sniffing around that site, I noticed this clip-
Monday, April 19
Heather Myles is one country artist who doesn't
In a message dated 4/15/99 4:00:47 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I love it. Queen records a goofy take on country, only to see it redone
(and redone well) by Dwight almost two decades later.
I love the ad too. And I hate khakis. wouldn't you consider the song to be
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