Tiffany says: But Americana does embrace these artists, we just have to
make the format grow and Jessie Scott is one step in the right direction in
making that happen.
Oh please. You've been saying the same thing (Insert Chris or Rob for
Jessie at will) for too long now. Americana ain't
Tom Smith wrote:
Dave Purcell wrote:
I
honestly had no idea about Bing Crosby's importance in popular
music
Johnny Shines told Peter Guralnick that Robert Johnson was
as likely to play Bing's hits as one of his own blues tunes if
requested. Dunno if that constitutes an influence,
My only complaint is that Chris Gray (singer/gee-tar) says he likes Sheryl
Crow...
Sheryl Crow is a three on a scale of 1-5. She ain't great, but she ain't
Mariah Carey.
Jeff
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Linda,
Here are some good websites to help you out with these artists -
1. Mark Wills - www.markwills.com
2. Kenny Chesney - www.kchesney.com
3. Tim McGraw - www.timmcgraw.com
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from todays salon.com
The Mary Janes
"Record No. 1" | Delmore
By Bill Wyman | "Shooting Star," the first song on the Mary Janes' debut
album, starts out soft and resigned -- "Pale Blue Eyes" as reinterpreted
through the uncynical mind of a Midwestern woman. But as a violin, a
thumping drum
David said (edited):
There's no doubt that Crosby idolized Jolsen. EVERYONE idolized him, but
I'm not so sure he was that big a musical influence on Crosby. Certainly
Jolsen's charisma as a performer was an inspiration, but as for the way he
actually sang, Crosby was far more influenced by
It's taken me a while to get around to this, but I said I would, so ...
As some of you may know, since it seems to have been one of the most
notorious of rock 'n' roll tours, the Byrds visited South Africa in 1968
following the release of Sweetheart Of The Rodeo and some dates in the
UK when
1 pm: Mark Wills
Earnest young feller. Did "Don't Laugh At Me" that Matt Benz thought was
sucky and I rilly dug; current hit is a pretty vacuous number called "Wish
You Were Here." If he has any staying power, it has yet to reveal itself.
3: Kenny Chesney
I like Chesney pretty well, mostly
Americana ain't happening until it can
cross artists like Mandy and the Derailers over to other formats. We've
been through this before. Americana won't be a REAL format until it has
quite a few influential major market stations playing the music
24-7.
Let's see. It ain't a REAL format
Thanks, Jack. Funny you should mention Sara Evans in relation to Reeves as
someone I know also said that the vocal quality is similar. Guess I'll have
to check it out.
Yes, Griggs is reminiscent of Cobain...even that video for "You Won't Ever
Be Lonely"
has that dark-tinged, alone in the world
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