Jon Weisberger wrote:
An interesting comment. I'd say that the *technique* isn't especially a
bluegrass one - Monroe and most of the other major bluegrass singers of
Jones' younger days don't clench their jaws - but the emotional content of
that, the physical restraint/emotional
Actually, she probably deserves this since she's the only country chicky
that I know of who actually plays guitar
Maybe Gibson already gave an award to Anita Cochran.
Dina
Mr. Joe Gracey Sir sez:
An interesting note about George Jones, from my standpoint as a watcher
of singers- he sings through the whole front of his skull. Whereas most
vocalists open their mouths and project a sound from the hole, George
basically sings through clenched teeth and projects
Jennifer Sperandeo wrote:
Actually, she probably deserves this since she's the only country chicky
that I know of who actually plays guitar (with her hands, smart guy)...Don't
pick on Deana - I love the Hairy Legs record, but I haven't heard the new
one, but I will.
What about Anita
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sing real loud through closed teeth. See?
That way of singing has been his thing since he figured it our shortly after
he bagan singing. He said that he knew he had a different sound when he did
that.
Yeah, and I also think he probably got that from guys like
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"Who the hell decides these awards?"
From http://www.wallofsound.com
"Winners for the awards, sponsored by the Gibson Musical Instruments
company, are chosen by music critics from a list of finalists nominated in
more than a dozen categories by the editors of
Joe says:
sing real loud through closed teeth. See?
That way of singing has been his thing since he figured it our
shortly after
he bagan singing. He said that he knew he had a different sound
when he did
that.
Yeah, and I also think he probably got that from guys like Bill Monroe.
At 05:01 PM 2/25/99 -0500, Jon wrote:
Jones has said (though it will
take me a while to find just where, David g) that he was influenced by
bluegrass
Oh you don't need to look. He's said it everywhere, over and over: as a
youngun' he worshipped the Opry stars, and that meant Acuff and Monroe.
Because there can never be too much Courtney...
Fogerty, Love Receive Gibson Guitar Awards
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - John Fogerty and Courtney Love clinched top
honors Tuesday at the fifth
annual Orville H. Gibson Awards, bestowed on the music industry's
Melissa Etheridge, Best Female Blues guitarist.
There's a rich giggle.
Who the hell decides these awards?
Kip
On Wed, 24 Feb 1999, William F. Silvers wrote:
Because there can never be too much Courtney...
Love, the rocker/actress whose band, was named best female
guitarist.
She does do a fine job of strumming those power chords, just like curt and
corgan told her to do.
I guess gibson wants
Kip writes: Melissa Etheridge, Best Female Blues guitarist.There's a
rich giggle.
Not as funny as: -- Deana Carter, best female country guitarist.
Does she play with her feet? g
Jim, smilin'
One time I was running sound for The Lettermen (you know, "There's a Summer
Place..."), and since they were more entertainment than music (a few gags
thrown in about their age, blah, blah, blah), another stagehand and myself had
to run around to our friends that afternoon to find an acoustic
Hey, the guy's an artist. he's got principles.
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Date: Wednesday, February 24, 1999 3:12 PM
Subject: Re: Gag reflex
One time I was running sound for The Lettermen (you know, "Th
George still plays in his live shows...
He wasn't using it on the episodes of his TV show I saw last season. Maybe
it's an intermittent kind of thing...
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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