Sir Paul McCartney's band between The Quarrymen and Wings? I recall that name, vaguely. They only lasted a short while. About 6 years? Some people have told me they were 'good' but I don't want to spend the money on a whole album if I just like one or two songs. Are any of the albums good all the way through? Are any of the studio albums worth buying or should I just get the hits package? If I were to, someday, consider buying one Beatles album, to test them out, what one title do you suggest?
Brian Blades' brother, who did a fine job on Emmylou Harris' "Spyboy" video is Rueben Blades. I read on the Internet that he was also in movies and they named a sandwich after him. I'd play the "Spyboy" video tonight but I'm catching up with an old friend of the family, James Taylor. I bought the new one, "October Road". I was surprised to find that he wrote it all in blank verse- JT's first collection without a single rhyme anywhere. Imagine how hard it must have been for him! Now he can truly claim to "have grown as an artist". Unless I'm lying about all this....... Lama now playing: "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, No, No, No, Now Baby, (No, You Know, No.)" as performed by James Taylor. And lo, an angel of the Lord appeared unto record buyers and said, "Behold, for I bring you tidings of Great Joy which shall be known to all music fans of a certain age and temperament. For released this month, on Columbia-Sony, is 'October Road'". And the Lord was chillin' at the crib with his Son on the 7th day, and He said, [Whoa! This is so cool! I can't wait to play this for Miles, and Laura and Jimi and Janis. I must have James up to the House, One Fine Day.]" > From: Michael Paz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Does the KID brother have a name (Brady) huh??? If you are gonna promote > music and artists please give all the Key info sir. And the Last > waltz is ok > as far as rock movies go, but did you see the group from England has a new > re-release of A Hard Days Night??? Just can't remembre (that's > French) their > name!
