Interesting article. I missed this when I was looking through the
Globe on Sunday. Yup, it can sure be grim here if you're in a local
country band and aren't playing at rock clubs (as several do). Morse
didn't mention the Fritters, who I think highly of (particularly the Rose
Maddox-ish
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Morse
didn't mention the Fritters
Who've broken up Jon...sorry to be the one to break the news. Rumor has it
that Betsey will be trying to advance herself as a guitarist and strike out
on her own at some point. The other
WKLB, which sponsors a country festival at Great Woods each summer (with
Nashville headliners) and cosponsors summer events at Indian Ranch in
Webster, has no time slot devoted to local music, but ''that's not to
say there won't be one in the future,'' says music director Ginny Rogers.
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Dang it, but how ironic that Country Standard Time gives Hellcountry it's
due,
while the Globe misses the point altogether.
Yah, but the Herald just emailed that they're putting something in this week
and want an interview
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If you want my advice, based on my experience as having had the
Bourbonaires called a psychobilly band in the Globe a couple of months
back, is that this kind of crap simply happens. I don't know if it's
symptomatic of the Globe's
