Re: Welfare Music

1999-04-21 Thread vgs399
Jeff said: My only complaint is that Chris Gray (singer/gee-tar) says he likes Sheryl Crow... Sheryl Crow is a three on a scale of 1-5. She ain't great, but she ain't Mariah Carey. Jeff Huh? Mariah Carey cannot and I repeat cannot stay glued to one note long enough to let you hear for

RE: Welfare Music

1999-04-21 Thread Richard Haslop
Wasn't the same said about Captain Beefheart? Now THAT was a voice. -Original Message- From: vgs399 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 1999 9:00 AM To: passenger side Subject: Re: Welfare Music Carey's camp wants us to believe that she has an eight-octave range

Re: Welfare Music

1999-04-21 Thread James Gerard Roll
On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, JP Riedie wrote: Shryl Crow is one of the best big mainstream stars around. Not only is her heart in the right place, her records are extremely well-crafted and listenable, her melodic sense is stronger than many better writers and at the very least she tries to express

Re: Welfare Music

1999-04-21 Thread Jeff Weiss
At 02:59 AM 4/21/99 -0400, you wrote: Jeff said: My only complaint is that Chris Gray (singer/gee-tar) says he likes Sheryl Crow... Sheryl Crow is a three on a scale of 1-5. She ain't great, but she ain't Mariah Carey. Jeff Huh? Mariah Carey cannot and I repeat cannot stay glued to one

Re: Welfare Music

1999-04-20 Thread Jeff Weiss
My only complaint is that Chris Gray (singer/gee-tar) says he likes Sheryl Crow... Sheryl Crow is a three on a scale of 1-5. She ain't great, but she ain't Mariah Carey. Jeff Miles of Music mail order http://www.milesofmusic.com FREE printed Catalog: (818) 883-9975 fax: (818)

Re: Welfare Music

1999-04-01 Thread Jim_Caligiuri
Thanks for posting that Marie. Here's a clip from the Bottlerockets interview that ties in with some of what's been discussed here lately, I think. g Jim WM: You don't like roots rock I take it. BH: Oh, I love roots rock, it

Re: Welfare Music

1999-04-01 Thread John Magee
Oh, man . . . check out the alt.country "family tree" on this site. I'm not going to comment . . . but some of the amateur historians out there might find it amusing . . . Steve Earle makes it because he has "jammed onstage w/Bottle Rockets and Uncle Tupelo."

Re: Welfare Music

1999-04-01 Thread Jim_Caligiuri
John writes: Oh, man . . . check out the alt.country "family tree" on this site. I'm not going to comment . . . but some of the amateur historians out there might find it amusing . . . Steve Earle makes it because he has "jammed onstage w/Bottle Rockets and Uncle Tupelo." Cool. g I especially

Re: Welfare Music

1999-04-01 Thread Bob Soron
At 12:21 PM -0600 on 4/1/99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for posting that Marie. Here's a clip from the Bottlerockets interview that ties in with some of what's been discussed here lately, I think. g Yeah, well, this is why this Big Tent approach just doesn't work. At its best, it just