This is being written under cover of night as there's relatively little
twang content.
Island - David Arkenstone (1989 actually)
Auberge - Chris Rea 1991
Force Of Nature - KoKo Taylor 1993
Toward The Within - Dead Can Dance 1994
No Sant - Wasis Diop 1996
Rendezvous With The Blues - Jimmy Hall
Hi,
Is anybody out there who has the
original coverartwork(front/backcover) for
Blue Mountain /same (4-barrel
records)
Jayhawks / Bunkhouse LP
and is willing to send me coverscans in JPG format
per email?
(or know a website were I can find high quality
JPG's from this covers)
Thanks
It was not a huge throng! ..I was out there too. Ryan and Eaglesmith.
Both great that night.
Both of those Weiss brothers were out there too and Corrie, if I remember
right. Hot coffee was definitely replacing cold beer. It was very late--and
VERY cold. I was thinking that was the Waterloo
I've been holding out figuring someone would mention my pick but if they did
I missed it so I'll throw out the Davis Raines CD.
Mike Hays
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Dan,
I have to confess that you have the most interesting playlists of all the
ones that get sent to P2. Nice bunch of music this week, buddy!!
K.
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A bunch of live show previews this evening including Geoff Muldaur at the
Common Fence, Kelly Willis and Bruce
oops! sorry for the mass suck-up, should have been offlist.
K.
I have something very uninteresting to say about thsi threadwhich is
that there were great rock and roll singles when they cared about having
them. (yes; yes;m Im know there have been dance singles since, etc; blah
blah... I wanna be clear)
...but a Perfect Single has a sort of obvious
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Bob Woodruff "Dreams And Saturday Nights"
The Mountain Press
4/16/99
Gospel Memorabilia Finds a New Home at Dollywood
by Pat Dorwin, staff writer
Pigeon Forge-- When a group of Southern gospel performers decided they
wanted to make traveling a little more comfortable, they designed the
first tour bus.
The idea of luxury has evolved
Howdy,
I posted the Dollywood Concert Calendar earlier this year, but it looks
like there's a new competitor in the mountains this year also aiming at
the same demographic.
Governor's Palace Theater is based in Sevierville, and is one of the
many music theaters in the area determined to
don't know how this got me started thinking about literally life-changing
hooks. Probably that in spring cleaning I found my paperback deep blues
which I must've started reading a year ago and then lost track of so although
I have missed the entire thread, I'd like everyone to ponder a minute
actually, Mazor, I thought your subject line might indicate promising news
for the new millenium.
Linda
Barry Mazor wrote:
...but a Perfect Single has a sort of obvious definition:
It has to explode at you and grab your attention in low fidelity from
AM radio while wind is blowing past your convertible. It does it a lot of
times.
It has to open up a new world in 3 notes.
So the
...the first splash of "Like A Rolling Stone" comes on the radio
and I crank it up to speaker-cone shred volume, jam the car a gear
lower, stomp it up to 85 and hold it way up there close to the redline
and it feels like musical sex.
This is what music is supposed to do to you.
Joe Gracey
In a message dated 4/17/99 11:04:58 AM Central Daylight Time,
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...the first splash of "Like A Rolling Stone" comes on the radio
and I crank it up to speaker-cone shred volume, jam the car a gear
lower, stomp it up to 85 and hold it way up there close to the redline
Mike Ireland Dan Mesh (all shows listed are with the duo)
confirmed as of 4/17/99
April
17 Wilberts , Cleveland, OH (w/Al Kooper)
18 Rosebud, Pittsburgh, PA (w/Deliberate Strangers)
19 Tramps, New York, NY (w/Merle Haggard, Fred Eaglesmith)
20 Mercury Lounge, New
Nice post, Joe! And yep, Barry, it requires a certain age bracket...
Several of these "perfect singles" I recall hearing for the first time *on
the radio* and sometimes on the car radio. Especialy Stones singles, for
me. I distinctly recall hearing "Honky Tonk Women" for the first time on
a
Confirmed as of 4/17/99
Joe Pernice (solo)
April
20 Mercury Lounge, New York, NY (w/Mike Ireland Dan Mesh,
Bob Egan)
21 House of Blues, Cambridge, MA (in the round w/Mike
Ireland, Bob Egan)
Pernice Brothers
May
12 Roisin Dubh, Galway, Ireland
13 Music Centre Dublin, Ireland
14 Trinity Ball,
In a message dated 4/17/99 11:17:39 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Coming in July: Songwriter-in-the-round Eastern/Midwestern
US tour w/ Mike Ireland, Joe Pernice Tommy Womack
cannot WAIT for this one!
Linda
In a message dated 4/17/99 11:22:52 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I distinctly recall hearing "Honky Tonk Women" for the first time on
a radio in a dorm room and going nuts And immediately putting down
everything and driving to a *wholesale* record distribution
At 09:08 AM 4/17/99 -0400, The Mazor wrote:
...but a Perfect Single has a sort of obvious definition:
It has to explode at you and grab your attention in low fidelity from
AM radio
As I've said elsewhere before, I feel really lucky to have gotten in on the
tail end of this era as it
Great thread, Barry!
So Gracey wrote,
One day I'm driving along in the Austin sunshine, top down, radio on
loud, and the first splash of "Like A Rolling Stone" comes on the radio
and I crank it up to speaker-cone shred volume, jam the car a gear
lower, stomp it up to 85 and hold it way up there
In a message dated 4/17/99 12:40:20 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But for great endings that END, you can't hardly beat James Brown's "I Feel
Good."
the little girls know. . .heh heh
YEEOOOWWW!
Linda
Like Linda, I wish barry's subject line was more prognostication than
historical desctription. --david cantwell
Well, hey--if they WANT to do that again, they will. And for all we know
right now, an oncoming era of download quality stereo singles from the Net
may do just that, given kids (and
Clem Snide - You Were a Diamond - It just came out a few months ago, its
amazing, no one is even reviewing it.
it was reviewed in No Depression by yours truly, july/august 1998 issue #16.
i've seen a couple other reviews since then, but i'm also surprised it hasn't
spun more people's heads
They stayed with us last night, Played WDIY's fund raiser and Broke the
the all time record for pledges by almost double!
Today they Played WDVR and were Great.
Payed at our houser party til 4:30 this morning
They KICK ASS!!
Wayne Hancock even bought their CD
Fred
WDVR
I'm limiting my choices to ones (except maybe for the Reivers or EDD)
that I've rarely seen discussed here. I think half of most of our
collections are "criminally underappreciated" by the masses (of listeners
and critics), so I had to narrow it down to "underappreciated on P2" and
it's till too
NRBQ is on this thing? well. . .kinda. I did not know that! Anyway, here's
more info from the Tar Hut website via the ND Board. Sounds like a local
hero of sorts. I think he used to/does hold down some Sundays at NYC's
storied Lakeside Lounge.
Speaking of Angry Johnny and the
Oh silly f*cking methat was s'posed to be underappreciated albums of
the **90s**, wasn't it? D'oh!
Sorry 'bout that,
Steve Kirsch
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Hey there,
Shane posted a buncha shows...
Gospel fans will note that the Rev. J. Bazell Mull now hosts singing
conventions
in Knoxville and Sevierville. Ain't that right, Miss Mull?
Mull Singing Convention -- May 1
So, mostly out of idle curiosity, are these like big gospel sing alongs,
or
Hey there,
Mike Ireland Dan Mesh (all shows listed are with the duo)
As Linda mentioned in a PS somewhere, this was a great show. The songs
all hold up well with just a couple of guitars - they played a new song
or two and some great covers (Twitty, Charlie Rich's wife whose first
name I cant
Hey there,
Steve asks for a witness...
--Eleventh Dream Day--"Beet" --I've inflicted my opinion of this on
the list too many times :)...Velvets meets Crazy Horse meets X...Just
buy it if you can find it. Gimme a witness, Dave.
I'm not Dave (thank god) but damn, 11DD are s good and should
Hey there,
Junior cheers...
Nice post, Joe! And yep, Barry, it requires a certain age bracket...
And to that 'age bracket' thing is say, "Feh!" and "Feh!" again. I surely
hope you're not suggesting that the list of 50's and 60's era singles are
somehow superior to the singles of the 70s, 80s,
CK archly suggests:
hope you're not suggesting that the list of 50's and 60's era singles are
somehow superior to the singles of the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Since that
would be wrong. g
No, but as several pointed out, the era in which the single ruled was
drawing to a close in the 70s and early
It would be nice if the perfect singles of this era--and there are more than
a few--were played on the radio, but unfortunately, they aren't. And since
MTV wouldn't know M if it fell onto its face and wiggled, what's a modern
single lover to do? It's as if the mass media outlets of today avoid
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Or wish to have them drop by your station (I really recommend that )
Contact Art at above email address!
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Linda quotes Tar Hut:
...heavy-hitter names such as the Ass Ponys...
Which reminds me to mention that Prospect Hill will be playing at
Cincinnati's Barrelhouse on 4/30 with said Ass Ponys. Should be fun.
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At 11:47 AM -0400 on 4/17/99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By the way, Miss Deanna Varagonna has some kinda stunning blues feel I must
say.
This wasn't at all there when she opened for Vic Chesnutt, although
she's got a really nice voice. She might have varied both her material
and her delivery
I'd suggest damn near any blues album recorded by someone other than
Buddy Guy.
Bob
I tried to warn you about hanging out at Chicago blues clubs, Bob Soron.
;-)
Linda, way over the tourist circuit
I think I forgot this part g but it's probably way to late to avoid an
acid retort.
Linda
Einsterzende Twang-baden:
Dan Rigney's list of criminally underappreciated albums of the 80's
(dating himself in no particular disorder)
The Fall - This Nation's Saving Grace
Husker Du - Zen Arcade
Pere Ubu - The Tenement Year
The President - self titled
Monks of Doom: Soundtrack from
(from Wall Of Sound www site)
April 16, 1999
Moby Grape's Skip Spence Dies at 52
Alexander "Skip" Spence, the musician whose heralded but troubled
career included stints as the original drummer in the Jefferson Airplane and
as founding rhythm guitarist for the acclaimed '60s
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