At 05:57 PM 4/17/99 -0500, you wrote:
they played a new song
or two and some great covers (Twitty, Charlie Rich's wife whose first
name I cant remember,
That'd be margaret ann rich, who wrote quite a few of Rich's better songs:
Go Ahead And Cry (from Pictures and Paintings), Have A Heart
Hey - thanks for the heads up there, I hadn't received this date from their
agent yet, but I'll ask if this is happening...
Hope you're doing great.
Jeff
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Date: Friday, April 16, 1999 2:35
Chris, was it any of these? I don't think so. . .
It was a song Mike Ireland said he'd learned from a 45 that included some
dumb interview in which the DJ credits the song to Charlie Rich. Anybody
know of it? Anyway, it was that song and none of these ring a bell, but when
I try to think
Here's a couple more underappreciated albums that I haven't seen listed
yet.
1) Walter Hyatt: King Tears
- A part of MCA's extremely short-lived "Masters Series'. Great
loungey country-tinged jazz - it sounds a lot better than the description.
Voice perfectly suited for material -
Linda:
... I can only remember that Hazel Dickens song that Deanna
Varagona and Kelly Hogan sang.
Which was...?
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At 11:46 AM 4/18/99 EDT, you wrote:
It was a song Mike Ireland said he'd learned from a 45 that included some
dumb interview in which the DJ credits the song to Charlie Rich. Anybody
know of it?
If that's the story he told, the I'd say it's definately Life Has It's
Little Ups And Downs (as
thanks, Dave! That's the one. I remember the last part.
Linda
In a message dated 4/18/99 11:17:43 AM Central Daylight Time,
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If that's the story he told, the I'd say it's definately Life Has It's
Little Ups And Downs (as in "...like ponies on a merry-go-round, but
Jon Weisberger asks "Which one?" and of course, he has to tell me -- if it
isn't called "My Better Years" at least that's the way I remember it.
Linda
Jon Weisberger asks "Which one?" and of course, he has to tell me
-- if it isn't called "My Better Years" at least that's the way I
remember it.
That's what it's called. The Johnson Mountain Boys did a great version of
it.
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
`Variations' On a Twisted Persona
Tom Waits talks about his new album, rats' teeth and Yma Sumac's hairdresser
James Sullivan, Chronicle Staff Writer
Sunday, April 18, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Chronicle
URL:
SAN FRANCISCO HONORS GRAM PARSONS
Plans for the Gram Parsons tribute continue to speed forward. An increasing number of
books and tribute albums connected with the late country-rock pioneer are just a small
indicator of his flourishing cult appeal.
On Saturday, several bands from San
Hey there you guys,
I was in a movie that was filmed 3, count 'em 3 years ago. Harvey Keitell,
Bridget Fonda, Jon Schect (sp?).
Any, in the film I am the leader/singer/guitar player of a glitzy bad Las
Vegas-y house band at a casino. I got to cast the players, and used many of
the folks that
Just found a couple of things in the paper this morning (93rd anniversary of the Big
Quake) and thought I'd share.
=
IT'S TIME TO DISCOVER ESCOVEDO'S `BLUES'
4 stars
ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO
Bourbonitis Blues
Bloodshot, $12.98
Why Alejandro Escovedo remains a peripheral star is something
In a message dated 4/18/99 12:57:10 PM Central Daylight Time,
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Established fans are guarding the secret,
HA! Established fans are proselytisig like all get out!
Linda
Is Jimmy Martin's version of "Slowly" available on CD?
Dina
Brad Bechtel wrote:
ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO
Bourbonitis Blues
Bloodshot, $12.98
Why Alejandro Escovedo remains a peripheral star is something of a mystery. The
Austin- based singer and guitarist -- a former member of the Nuns and Rank File,
leader of the True Believers and Buick MacKane
Hey there,
David Cantwell wrote:
The best M.A. Rich song, though, was Life Has It's Little Ups And Downs,
from the Fabulous Charlie Rich. --david cantwell
You and Mike Ireland are on the same wavelenght - that was the cover.
Later...
CK digging the Krebs album
Is Jimmy Martin's version of "Slowly" available on CD?
As far as I know, only on the Bear Family set, making it one of 146 reasons
to cough up for it (147 if you count the excellent booklet).
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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A review of last night's show - with a tip o' the Hee-Haw straw hat to
David Cantwell for the illumination of the ELO emulations on Summer
Teeth.
Carl W.
* * *
WILCO WITH VIC CHESNUTT
at The Guvernment on Saturday
by CARL
There is absolutely nothing cool to do in Denver. Boulder is the extreme
opposite...possibly one of the coolest places I have ever been to. It's
less than an hour away and an easy drive. Non music related, if you want
the BEST, and I mean absolute BEST hamburger, Go to a little bar in Denver
That was gorgeous, Carl.
man, what the hell am I doing in this business. . .
Linda
While I agree with Alex that Boulder is pretty cool, lived ther for 6 years,
Denver does have *some* redeaming qualities. However, if you want the real
scoop, look for the Westword on-line (sorry I'm not an adept addressprovider).
"LoDo" has a few good restaurants, there's good ethnic food -
Hi all,
Typing my life away and listening to the new Kelly Willis in anticipation of
her show here on Wednesday at JD's. Thinking that I like this new CD but in
no way, shape or form does it come close to the quality of Heather Myles' CD.
Have been following Kelly since her first effort and
Cadillac Hit Men...
Anyone in the NE know of these guys and would you
recommend...the description sounds like they are right
up my alley.
Also, I have not taken the Andre Williams
collaboration with the Sadies, Red Dirt (Bloodshot
Reords) out of my cd player since I was able to weasel
a copy a
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Sent: Sunday, April 18, 1999 11:44 AM
To: passenger side
Subject: Re: Mike Ireland tour dates east/midwest/south/UK
Hey there,
David Cantwell wrote:
The best M.A. Rich song, though,
Any one recall Shania Twain re-recording or remixing "Still the One" for pop
airplay? Something about deleting the fiddles or so? Plus, I seem to recall
the Dixie Chicks being asked to make some sort of similar compromise to be on
some TV show but refused? Do either of these scenarios sound
Jacob London wrote:
What are the 5 most criminally underappreciated albums of the '90s?
Here's 10, IMO, from my collection:
1. Blood Oranges-Crying Tree
2. Cheri Knight-Northeast Kingdom
3. Daniel Lanois-For the Beauty of Winona
4. John Moony-Testimony
5. Geoff Muldaur-Secret Handshake
6.
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Any one recall Shania Twain re-recording or remixing "Still the One" for pop
airplay? Something about deleting the fiddles or so? Plus, I seem to recall
the Dixie Chicks being asked to make some sort of similar compromise to be on
some TV show but refused? Do
Any one recall Shania Twain re-recording or remixing "Still the
One" for pop
airplay? Something about deleting the fiddles or so?
I have a real vague recollection of this - vague enough that I'm not sure
whether it's at all accurate.
Plus, I seem
to recall
the Dixie Chicks being asked to
Louise says:
What? you mean the original You're Still The One has fiddle on it? The one
released in the UK for the pop audiences has organ and guitar,
but no fiddle.
Same as the album cut then; there's steel on it (Bruce Bouton), and mandolin
(Eric Silver), but no fiddle credit.
Jon
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From the 3/1/99 Blue Chip Report:
The rumble is that VH1 wanted to play The Dixie Chicks' "Wide Open
Spaces", but wanted to edit out the fiddle parts. The group refused.
Guess the banjo didn't bother them.
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Not Exactly Nashville
WCNI 91.1FM
New London, CT
Saturday 12noon - 3PM webcasting via RealAudio at
elm.conncoll.edu:81/audio/live.ram
Country Roots playlist - 4/17/99
Mike Trynosky
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After the craziness of last week's annual fund raiser it's nice to get
things back to normal.
some sort of similar compromise to be on some TV show but refused?
Lucinda refused to not "lie on my back and moan at the ceiling", on some
morning tv thing.
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some sort of similar compromise to be on some TV show but refused?
On a similar note, Gravel Train refused to be the cheesy "Robert Palmer
ripoff" band on Shania Twain's latest video.
Mitch Matthews
Gravel
And if someone
has a copy of Borscht lying around, let me know. (Its remixes of Beet,
geddit?)
I just picked it up on vinyl for a song at the good ol' Princeton Record
Exchange. It's a thing of beauty believe me...
``If it goes well, I want to have an acoustic one at the Joshua Tree Inn
on December 31.''
Shea has already reserved room No. 8, where Parsons overdosed 25 years
ago.
Does anyone else find this disturbingly ghoulish?
Buddy
Mangler Rockets
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Very very strange coincidence. I picked up a double "Best Of Moby Grape"
cut-out at Music Millenium in Portland, OR today. I hope to see what the
fuss was about re: Moby Grape. PeaceMr. Spence.
NP: The absolutely BEST reissue anywhere, anytime.Elvis Memphis
Sessions 1969. I think
Seein' double ... yet again.
Friday April 23 - 10pm start
MOTHS with Lowdown Payment
Charleston Bar Grill
174 Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY
(718) 782-8717
Saturday April 24 - 1am
MOTHS with a bunch of other bands flittin' around the lights
Arlene Grocery
95 Stanton St. btw. Ludlow
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Date: Sunday, April 18, 1999 6:53 PM
Subject: help: trying to get stories straight
Any one recall Shania Twain re-recording or remixing "Still the One" for
pop
airplay? Something about
O.K., just the other day I saw a reference to the original Clem Snide, i.e.
where the band got its name, but now I can't remember what it was. Help!
I'm coming off of a 10-day pledge drive -- my longest night of sleep was 7
hours and that was only because I slept through my 4 a.m. alarm -- so I
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Fiesta in San Antonio. Big-assed drunk party for two weeks.
Had lots of drunk phones tonight. That ain't always as much fun as it sounds.
Was real impressed with the Houston Marchman record. Anyone else heard it?
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