The Staples family, what a legacy. I was going to write some lame-ass whinings
about Xtravaganza, meeting nice people (cudos Maria/Rebecca/Mechel) but your post
helped to keep all that in perspective. Thanks for the rare heartfelt "review."
Jon
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I'm questioning why
*Boo-Tay* got an F- in the latest Atlanta *InSite* entertainment rag. AN
F-!! Quote: "Jesus Christ, there should be a law against music like this!"
That makes me actually want to hear it.
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ACK!!! I agree with Matt cook! Bare Jr. sound terrible to me.
Slim
Hey everybody,
It's been just over a week and Greta and I are still buzzin' from our visit to
the Shane Shack and WDVX's Studio C. We don't have to tell y'all P2ers what a
cool guy Mr. Rhyne is, but we did want to let everyone know what fun we had and
just how proud we are to put East
Talked to "Jim" at NEA and he says Maggie's has reopened. A big sigh of relief
for/from all concerned. He said they always had a back-up plan if needed... oh
great.
jb
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In a message dated 2/8/1999 1:34:21 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Jon Byrd
Wow. Two great posts from Lurkin' Lance. (Right on re: Charlie Rich)
From the other TwangCommie,
jb
Lance T. Peterson wrote:
Sorry, but the use of technology, which amounts to Microsoft's screwy
attempt to leverage their operating system monopoly into the realm of
audio delivery, led me to
Brent Best says:
re: Say Zuzu-- These guys are absolutely great live. My band has played
with them in various spots at
various times all over the country, most recently this
past weekend in Little Rock and although my opinion of them might be clouded
by
how good of friends they've
It's late, but never too late to grab some passionate inspiration off the P2
list before hitting the sack. Thanks Jeff W. and Smilin' Jim C.
I also wrote for the Loaf for nearly a couple of years while playing in a couple
of bands and finally quit due to my good conscience, the fact that Slim got all
the good alt. country stuff to write about, and all that was left was Nashville
shite. See, my Mom always said "If you can't say
