that *is* an excellent article. It ought to be pointed out, though, that
"City Lights," "Once A Day" and "Saginaw, Michigan" barely begins to start
scratching the surface of great Anderson songs; I suppose that editorially
speaking it would have made for excess to list many more than three.
On Fri, 5 Mar 1999, Jim Nelson definitely wrote:
Uh, actually Cary Ginnell wrote that, Don. You can take it up with him,
if you like. g
Oops! Sorry for the misattribution, Jim.--don
"One Has My Name (Yhe Other Has My Heart)" is credited to
Eddie Dean-Dearest Dean-Hal Blair. Maybe
From Peter Gammons' baseball column in today's Boston Globe.
Padre pipedream
Vaughn's replacement in San Diego, Garth Brooks, isn't just going to spring
training, he has told the Padres that he wants to play the entire season in
the minor leagues, at age 37. The scouting report on Brooks
Despite occasional misattribution, "Hey Joe" was NOT written by Chet Powers
aka Dino Valenti, nor did he ever claim to have written it. The official
writer of record is Billy Roberts, although there is a story that it was
actually written by a girl Roberts knew who OD'd.
Trying to remember
Linda Ronstadt - another great voice, full of quivering
vibratto,
but devoid of sincerity and emotion.
You got that right! Especially obvious on that song she did about the
windstorm, "Blew By You".
At least it sounded like that's what she thought it was.
N.D. review of Sara Evans - No Place That Far (RCA) :
"
Just a simple question: Why sign artists if you're going to insist they play
so far away from their strengths? - Grant Alden (that's the entire review)
A review which I found extremely irritating on many levels. Although I
had the
The reason Garth wants to sell the maximum number of CDs is not
money.
He is OBSESSED with the notion of being crowned the biggest selling artist of
all time. Selling six CDs for the price of 2-3 and having it count as six
units is a good step in that direction. Selling 2 CDs
