ined.
whether on the title track or her previously recorded "Heaven's Just a Sin
Away," a number one hit for The Kendalls in 1977.
Willis has displayed a keen sense at picking solid material. One of her
favorite songwriters is her husband, Bruce Robison. Willis even sang "Take It
O
Kate:
Here's what you missed if you weren't at JD's! Both were excellent, but,
Bruce's songwriting and singing is killer. "Desperately" still being my
favorite on "Wrapped." Kelly dipped back into her repertoire for "River of
Love" (shout from moi!) which she said they hadn't been doing for
Bob says:
Amy gets my vote for P2 party animal of the year. But don't award it at
Twangfest, since she'll have to be awakened to receive it...
They've already awakened me at Twangfest once, although in my defense, that
was at about 4:15 AM. And remember, I am the woman who says "Fun is
At 1:13 AM -0400 on 4/10/99, Amy Haugesag wrote:
I'm planning on going to the Saturday show, since on Friday nights I prefer
to have a sleepfest--you know, that's when you come home, take a nap, wake
up, have a glass of wine, and go back to sleep.
Amy gets my vote for P2 party animal of the
Well, I'm not only going to miss Merle Haggard Meets Mike Ireland while I'm
out of town, I'll miss the Mike Ireland and Joe Pernice follow-up at the
Mercury Lounge on the 20th too...
On the other hand, Keely Willis Bruce Robison are at the Mercury Lounge
NYC on Friday the 23rd AND Saturday
th Celine Twain ummm...
Cougar Mellencamp. It has the artistic vision of Miles Davis and the street
cred of Master P. It's cooler than Beck and kitschier than the Spice Girls.
I have seen the future of country music.
A guy's gotta eat. -- Bruce Robison."
