Howdy,

As evidenced by this week's play list, I am still experimenting a bit with
the format for The Fringe. For the most part, I believe it's coming together
nicely. I'll let y'all be the judge.

This week's featured artist is Fred Eaglesmith. Fred will be appearing live
in Knoxville on March 27 at the Bird's Eye View Pub and Coffeehouse in the
Old City. Fred becomes the first artist to have been a featured artist on
the Fringe more than once (he was also a featured artist back in November).

In addition to music from Fred Eaglesmith, the following artists made their
Fringe debut this week: The Black Crowes, Black 47, Luka Bloom, Tennessee
Ernie Ford, The Lonesome Strangers, Aimee Mann, The Samples, Mavis Staples,
The Marshall Tucker Band, and The Underdogs.

Any way, in case you care, here's what The Fringe sounds like on the first
night of spring. (Contact information, etc., follows)

Fringe -- Episode #27 -- 9 PM to Midnight
WDVX- FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- March 20, 1999

Working Man Blues -- Lone Justice -- This World Is Not My Home -- Geffen
The Great Compromise -- John Prine -- Diamonds in the Rough -- Atlantic
(3/25@Paramount, Bristol)
Low Down Ways -- The Marshall Tucker Band -- Where We All Belong -- AJK

Angel of the Lord -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Lipstick, Lies and Gasoline -- Razor
& Tie (3/27@Bird's Eye View, Knoxville)
Payday Blues -- The Underdogs -- Unleashed -- Howlin' Muse
I'm Convicted -- Bad Livers -- Industry and Thrift -- Sugar Hill
Ziggy Stardust -- The Gourds -- Gogitchyershinebox -- Watermelon

Spookin' the Horses -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Lipstick, Lies and Gasoline --
Razor & Tie
Statesboro Blues -- The Allman Brothers Band -- Legendary Hits -- Rebound
Records
The Distance Between You and Me -- Sara Evans -- Will Sing for Food --
Little Dog (3/25@Viking Hall, Bristol)

Drinking Too Much -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Lipstick, Lies and Gasoline -- Razor
& Tie
Southern Accents -- Johnny Cash -- Unchained -- American
Harlan Man -- Steve Earle and the Del McCoury Band -- The Mountain--
E-Squared

They're Making Me (Polka) -- R.B. Morris -- Knoxville Sessions -- Rich
Mountain Bound (3/25, Paramount, Bristol; 3/26@Down Home, Johnson City)
Smells Like Thirty Something -- Asylum Street Spankers -- Hot Lunch -- Cold
Spring
I Need Love -- Luka Bloom -- The Acoustic Edge -- Rhino
The Way We Make a Broken Heart -- John Hiatt with Rosanne Cash -- The Best
of John Hiatt

Thinking -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Lipstick, Lies and Gasoline -- Razor & Tie
Simple Man -- Lynyrd Skynyrd -- Box Set -- MCA
Jack the Ripper -- Link Wray -- Rumble! The Best of Link Wray -- Rhino

Seven Shells -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Lipstick, Lies and Gasoline -- Razor &
Tie
Lungs -- Lyle Lovett -- Step Inside This House -- Curb/MCA
All Over Now -- Aimee Mann -- Buy-Product 2 -- DGC
Goodbye, Maria -- BR5-49 -- Big Backyard Beat Show -- Arista (3/27@Bijou,
Knoxville)

Soda Machine -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Drive-In Movie -- Vertical
Go Be and Do -- The Riptones -- Cowboy's Inn -- Bloodshot
I Hate Myself -- Bare Jr. -- Boo-Tay -- Immortal (4/2@Tennessee Theater,
Knoxville)

Sister Luck -- The Black Crowes -- Shake Your Money Maker -- Def American
(4/2@Tennessee Theater, Knoxville)
Where Did All the French Girls Go -- The Band -- Jubilation -- Platinum
Entertainment
Taxi -- The Samples -- The Last Drag -- W.A.R.

White Rose -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Drive-In Movie -- Vertical
Is It Real -- Justin Petraitis -- Autumn Breeze
My Baby's Gone -- The Backsliders -- Throwin' Rocks at the Moon -- Mammoth
Holding On To Your Love -- Mavis Staples -- Mavis Staples -- Aurific

Crashin' and Burnin' -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Drive-In Movie -- Vertical
Because the Wind -- Jimmy LaFave -- Trail -- Bohemia Beat
Virginia Way/Shenandoah Breakdown -- The V-Roys -- All About Town --
E-Squared (4/8@Sing Sing, Chattanooga)

49 Tons -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Drive-In Movie -- Vertical
Rooty Toot Toot -- John Cougar -- The Lonesome Jubilee -- Polygram
Number 9 -- The Lonesome Strangers -- Land of Opportunity -- Little Dog
You Don't Have Very Far to Go -- Lucinda Williams -- Tulare Dust -- Hightone

Pretty Good -- John Prine -- John Prine -- Atlantic (4/9@Tivoli,
Chattanooga)
James Connolly -- Black 47 -- Live in New York City --Gadfly
Sixteen Tons -- Tennessee Ernie Ford -- Vintage Collections -- Capitol

Time to Get a Gun -- Fred Eaglesmith -- Lipstick, Lies and Gasoline -- Razor
& Tie

...and there ya have it. Another three hours that could have been used for
cancer research, instead wasted listening to the Fringe.

As I mentioned earlier, I'll be attending the Eaglesmith show this Saturday
so there will be a guest host for next Saturday night. The Fringe returns on
April 3. I have no idea who will be my featured artist.

If you'd like your band to be considered for airplay on the Fringe (and to
have a chance to be one of the prestigious acts to become a featured
artist...) contact me at:

Shane Rhyne
208 W. Glenwood Avenue, #2
Knoxville, TN 37917

4 out of 5 working mothers prefer The Fringe to the leading brand of
detergent...

Take care,

Shane Rhyne
Knoxville, TN
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

NP: The Cornell Hurd Band, Texas Fruit Shack

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