actually, the email that's being sent around talks about a bill in
Congress dealing with the internet and local/long distance phone rates.
There IS NO BILL remotely like this. That email, indeed, IS a hoax and I
cringe every time it's sent to me (several times a week).
The FCC story, however, is
ountry pain of "It Still Hurts" with "Are You
Armed," a cool honky-tonk/surf music instrumental hybrid.
The evening's most unadulterated twang was provided by the four men and
one woman of Honky Tonk Confidential.
Carried by the vocals of Diana Quinn, Mike Woods and Geff King an
My latest ebay acquisition (and count me among those of you who have
bought an un-needed accordian from this site! I think I'm going to have
to have a feature (on the soon-to-be-launched ezine) called Accordian
Tales! stories of people who have been forced by supernatural powers
to buy
hi laura
i'll link to you ---
and we are
Honky Tonk Confidential
http://www.muddypaws.com/honkytonk.html
and I'm starting a little ezine -- which should be up in a few weeks
Twang Thang Magazine
http://www.twangthang.com
Yep -- we use a lot of cables and wahrs here in DC, too
on Twangthang.com
y'know, after i registered the domain name (twangthang) i thought -- gee
i hope that no one gets mad at me -- but i couldn't resist, and, besides,
we've been bantering about the twangthang in DC for years (Bill
Kirchen's
Willie Nelson's manager -- anyone have it?
please email privately! (and I'll tell you why i want it)
diana
The reason musicians hate line-dancing (and I love to dance) is because,
with a few exceptions, those who go out specifically to line-dance will
dance only to those songs they know.
Sure, we get line-dancers occasionally dancing to Ray Price or Buck
Owens songs, but they are a rarity. Most of
kip l wrote:
"this P2 bag, this Americana/Alt-Country/Roots-Rock thing that gets
discussed here? It's Old People Music"
Well, isn't the american population getting older? Aren't we (me, anyway
-- on the tail end) baby boomers the majority? I'm banking on the hope
that folks my age group -- now
I wrote
Twenty years ago I had to go to Skip Groff's indie store in Rockville to hear the
new punk 45s -- now all I have to do is dial of twangcast.com...
jon weisberger wrote:
??? What the hell are you up to over there, Mike?
You mean that wasnt THe Angry Young Turds I heard on twangcast.com
linda ray wrote:
"Nobody's Dan Rather, here, and nobody's covering Congress." (i can't
help but reply!)
Close but no cigar -- I DO cover congress and I did give dan a copy of
the HTC cd the other day and invited him to sit in with us and sing a
coupla train songs any day (we both work for the
One big difference between growing a scene today and twenty years ago is
that today we have the internet. We have a way to link to others (you
all) who are interested in this kind of music and working in their home
towns on growing the scene -- locally and nationally. Twenty years ago I
had to go
Well, i held my nose and just voted in JUST A FEW of the TNN Music City
News Country Awards. Pukesville! no wonder country radio is starting to
fade! We have a country music monthly in the DC-area called Country Plus
-- it used to be 40 pages and was down to something like 16 pages in the
last
well i finally got twangcast.com to work on my computer and had a very
enjoyable afternoon -- especially liking the Heather Myles (surprised
me!) and Cigar Store Indians cuts. wah-hoo!
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