Psycho's a great tune! First heard it on a tape of an Elvis Costello
interview circa 1979 or so ... his version is on the Rykodisc
expanded version of Almost Blue!
Date: Fri, 09 Apr 1999 15:36:31 -0400
From: "Ferguson, Dan" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Psycho
To:
I was fortunate enough to be filling in as the vocalist for Blues
Hangover (featuring Deborah Coleman -- she's hot!) at the Carolina Blues Festival
in Greensboro last summer, and we followed Corey Harris and his band
-- they were awesome! Still, I gotta say that I like hime solo best
...
My father-in-law told me yesterday that he'd heard GJ was now under
investigation for DUI -- that two motorists had called in reporting
GJ's reckless driving on the day of the accident. Also, he'd read a
newspaper story reporting that GJ had checked himself out of the
hospital -- without his
I shall wear my overalls rolled !
Rob
Np "Gimme Keith Richard's Blood" ... I want to get high ... don't want to
do all the drugs!
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Rob Russell
Johnson City, TN
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From: Dave Purcell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dave --
Thanks for posting the RT article. As I've probably mentioned before, RT is
the only musician who's ever been able to bring me to tears live in concert
-- his guitar-playing is gut-wrenching, and his songs even more so.
Rob
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Rob Russell
Johnson City, TN
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are always at
their best when Scott Miller taps into his angry side (which is pretty
damn
often).
Scott and the vroys are always picking great covers -- as the Viceroys the
used to do Jerry Lee Lewis' "Touching Home," and it was INCREDIBLE, as well
as a great encore of "In the Pines.&quo
others
Looking down our song list, we've got:
How Much You Lied
Just a Fool
This Charmed Life
She's Left Me For Good (Again)
and, of course,there is the Mystery Dates' re-write of Doug Sahm's "Key to My Heart"
--
"(Give Back the) Keys to My Car (that you stole from my driveway, yo
My favorite Kubrick movie is "The Killing," a film noir from the late
50s, I think (pre-Lolita anyhow). The dialogue was written by Jim
Thompson. It's hilarious. The heaviness of the later films would let
you forget that Kubrick had a hell of a sense of humor once.
H . . . I wonder
Since everybody always asks, upon finding out that I have a band,
"What kind of music do you play?", I have had to think about genre
definitions way too much for my own good. Still, I don't have a good
answer. Here are a couple of recent incidents that reveal the inadequacy of
prevailing
sic,
I will not over-intellectualize my ideas about music," ad infinitum.
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Rob Russell
Johnson City, TN
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came to ETSU to do a songwriting
workshop my center co-sponsored with the Bluegrass-Country Music program,
they apologized for being a little late -- they'd been up half the night
recording Hickory Wind for the GP tribute (with Emmylou producing -- that
slave-driver ;-
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Rob Russell
I missed the original inquiry, but
since I have the record in question, I can verify it's existence. It's on
the King label, but I don't have the specifics. I have another King 78 by
the Cope Brothers with "Hills of Roane County" and "My Main Trial Is yet To
Come." I don't know anything
It is my pleasure to announce that, beginning next Saturday, the Fringe is
expanding to a three-hour format.
Yikes -- imagine 3 hours of the
Bystanders in a camper? I don't know if I want to be around them guys
in that small of a space for that long!
Congrats, Shane!
Rob
good until
February 23rd.
Rob Russell
Johnson City, TN
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Rob Russell
Johnson City, TN
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,
Virginia, as the birthplace of Country Music, a style of music
which has enjoyed broad
commercial success in the United States and throughout much of
the world.
Rob Russell
Johnson City, TN
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intimate. I was able to catch Roger Miller there just about 6 mos. before
he passed away, and I also saw Hal Ketchum and Vince Gill in years past!
Rob Russell
Johnson City, TN
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issing
in action (I've obviously loaned it to someone ... lord knows who), but I
got this at the same place (but 3 years later) than I picked up Bruuuce,
and it distorted my mind in so many ways that I became, as a result, an
English major AND a songwriter! So, mom and dad, blame Ed Sanders.
Lennon (guitar to piano), and Gillian Welch
(guitar to banjo), to name but a few. Whatever the results, I'll probably
request it on the local americana station and/or hang out at the listening
post to hear it before I pass final judgement.
Rob Russell
Johnson City, TN
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http
y baritone gee-tar ... I'm sure folks at
the LB (and up to 7 miles away ... you've only heard us acoustically --
just you wait!) will enjoy!
Rob Russell
Johnson City, TN
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please, kind P2 web masters, link us to your sites -- we'll link to
you,too, we swear!
Rob
Np: The unreleased Radney Foster album ... in my head, at least (got to
hear two great cuts from it on Shane's show last night -- some enterprising
indie should pick that stuff up!).
Rob Russell
Johnson City,
direct so that we can have our
name in the url. It's much cooler (and easier) to promote that way, until
we can afford our own domain.
Check it out at
http://listen.to/
or
http://surf.to
our website is at
http://listen.to/thebystanders
Rob Russell
Johnson City, TN
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Yes, we're claiming the title (and titular role ...) of
"The Official Band of Y2k" -- call it hubris, call us bandwagon
jumpers ... we care not!
East TN P2ers BEWARE:
The Bystanders -- January 1999 dates:
1/21 -- The Down Home (http://www.downhome.com), Johnson City TN
1/23 -- WDVX-FM (on
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