Having said that, and taking note that the fiddle players in the band
do, in
fact, play their instruments (I've had two separate reports of at
least one
of them contacting people who played fiddle on the recordings in order
to
get some pointers on specific passages), it looks to me as
Which was Martina's original appeal to me.
Her EYES, you cheeky monkeys.
Chris
I believe her appeal lies in another set of twins, actually
Not to beat a dead horse, but could someone who saw Shania's performance
tonight, puh-leeze explain to me what she's got to do with country music?
Oh
Sheryl Crow did a fine job. I appreciated the fact that she paid tribute to the
people at AM who were responsible for her success by allowing her to grow as an
artist.
Shania Twain HAD to perform with her legs spread apart like that. If she closed her
legs, her outfit would have fallen to
You know, I'm not really defending Shania, but did you ever stop to think
that maybe she actually wants to be a pop artist or maybe - GASP! - wants to
try to be both? Is there any law that prohibits an artist from trying to
expand their musical sound? Sure, she's annoying, but it's equally
Someone sent me this:
and what did we learn from this year's grammies?
1. we now know what the members of nine in nails do in their spare time...
they play as shania twain's backing band. (has she even seen a picture of
someone in a cowboy boot? do her "country roots" date back any farther
Not to be the type of cad who would pile on a delicate flower like Ms.
Twain, but if Jon can pick out a vocal phrasing thing from the Maines gal
in the Dixie Chicks that bugs him, I'll do the same for Shania. When she
starts off a song, by saying, "cool" or "get it, boys" or something like
that,
On the subject of last nights music spectacle:
one of my dj's told me she could only get through 20 minutes of the
Grammyz and turned to VH1 where Johnny Rotten was talkin about how
there are no real celebrities left in the world and he was the only one!
:-) No ego there! Which show was
At 09:39 AM 2/25/99 -0800, you wrote:
Sheryl Crow did a fine job. I appreciated the fact that she paid tribute
to the people at AM who were responsible for her success by allowing her
to grow as an artist.
Very timely comment on the state of the industry and, maybe, the end of an
era.
Jeff
On Thu, 25 Feb 1999, Mike Hays wrote:
It should be noted that the G man has already announced his intent to do a
full on pop-rock album as a soundtrack for a movie as his next project.
Mike Hays
So, is he gonna buy the Decca trademark from MCA and start his own label?
g
--
Geff King *
On Thu, 25 Feb 1999, Jon Weisberger wrote:
[Matt Benz] Hmmm. I was thinking that wasn't even her actual
band behind her...
It was, or at least one of the fiddle players was the same. I've seen
him/her (!) before on other televised performances.
You aren't alone on that question,
In a message dated 2/25/99 11:48:53 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I bet she dang sure would.
me, too.
Another "me too" post brought to you by,
Linda Ray
In a message dated 2/25/99 6:23:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In the "I am not making this up" category, my boss -- herself a Texan,
though she says she has no interest in country -- asked if any of the
Dixie Chicks used to be in the B-52's.
That answer would be NO.
Hey there,
Russ sez:
Patsy Cline woulda worn a vinyl bustier if they were available.
Sure she
would!
Russ, you better be joking, you're treading on thin ice on Lae
Postcard2 with
them words.
Mitch Matthews
Gravel Train/Sunken Road
Well Mitch, from everything I've heard and read Patsy
Clapton was embarrassing, and are we sure he and BB even
rehearsed? That was a pretty lamo blues performance all around.
As stated elsewhere, Clapton/King was a mess.
Is it me, or is BB King mailing it in when he performs these numbers? I know that
the man is an original, but he relies on
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