Bluegrass Sprouts in Urban Landscape
Cafe's open-mike night encourages novice players
Sam Whiting, Chronicle Staff Writer
Thursday, April 29, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Chronicle
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Early
WEDNESDAY APRIL 28
Jeff Bright the Sunshine Boys @ Agenda Lounge, 399 S. 1st, SJ 10pm
Blue Bell Wranglers @ Elbo Room, 647 Valencia, San Francisco 10pm $4
Cadillac Angels @ Henfling's Tavern, 9450 Hwy 9, Ben Lomond
The Chop Tops @ The Catalyst (in atrium), 1011
Matt has been told bad things by bad people. I saw Bad Company (with Kansas opening)
in the 70's and they rocked just fine. The drummer was a bit thuddy, if you know what
I mean, but the rest of the band was competent. If you want a bad show, try crack-era
David Crosby and Graham Nash. Or
Symphony Bends Under Weight of Metallica
Orchestra plays second fiddle to rock band
Neva Chonin, Chronicle Staff Critic
Friday, April 23, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Chronicle
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Two
Sorry to disagree with Marie, but Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band rocked my
little part of the world in their own peculiar way. One of the first CDs I bought was
"Trout Mask Replica", mostly to replace the LP that had grown scratched and worn.
I do agree that most of his later output was
My favorite "shut up" line was from Henry Rollins of Black Flag:
"Lose the 'tude, dude."
According to the Bing Crosby Discography at
http://www.kcmetro.cc.mo.us/pennvalley/Biology/lewis/crosby/disco.htm
Louis Armstrong and Bing Crosby had a long professional relationship, starting in the
1936 with their recording "Pennies from Heaven" (listed as Frances Langford, Louis
http://www.pond.com/~vanallen/raynvan.html has a nice picture of Ray and Van together.
np: Dobrology, Bop to Broadway on Slide Guitar, by Stephen Miller. Nice job of some
unusual cover tunes by a Canadian resophonic guitarist.
According to the liner notes in Hillbilly Fever, volume 3: Legends of Nashville, the
harmony vocal was sung by guitarist Van Howard on the song "Crazy Arms". He probably
did many of the other harmony vocals as well.
`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
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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
Just found a couple of things in the paper this morning (93rd anniversary of the Big
Quake) and thought I'd share.
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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
Red House Painters - Songs for a Blue Guitar - Something about this recording just
grabbed me. I would never have heard about it had it not been for a coworker who
loaned it to me one time. (She also loaned me Ani DiFranco, which I didn't like as
much.)
Blah blah fill in the blank is to the lap steel what Mississippi John Hurt is to
fingerstyle guitar
What little I know about playing fingerstyle guitar I learned from listening to
Mississippi John Hurt's relatively simple, elegant work. Who should I be listening to
to hear lap steel lovingly
http://home.sol.no/~knhongro/Geir/pop/History.htm has an interesting take on this:
New Romantics
Picture: Thompson TwinsIf you don't like synths you may as well skip this whole
chapter, because the UK early 80s New Romantics craze definitely was about synths -
synths, music video and image.
Blah blah Yeah, right, it's not of general interest, like vintage cereals g.
I daresay more of us have tasted Quisp than played bass. Otherwise an excellent post,
Jon.
where do i look in the metro Washington DC area for a steel player? anyone out there
know anybody? is there a list for steel players?
Visit the Steel Guitar Forum at http://www.b0b.com/forum and place an advertisement in
the "Bar Chatter" section (or whatever section appears appropriate).
Something to Crow about
By Jane Ganahl
OF THE EXAMINER STAFF
Tuesday, April 13, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Examiner
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A once lightweight singer digs in and earns some respect
I HAVE to
I don't have time to do it myself, but maybe one of you slackers can visit
http://www.allmusic.com and count the references for each SOTD nominee. Personally I
think David Lindley might be in the running as well.
At 09:03 PM 4/9/99 -0400, you wrote:
I have a cassette of some Hawaiian stuff by Byrd, called Byrd Of Paradise,
but since it's on CBS Special Products I'm inclined to think this was stuff
he was doing earlier than the CDs you mentioned, Brad.
Actually, "Byrd of Paradise" is among his weaker
And wasn't that 50s/60s country session guitarist, Garland (Hank or Wayne?), a jazz
guitarist, too? -- Terry Smith
It was Hank Garland. His "Jazz Winds From A New Direction" was the debut recording of
vibraphonist Gary Burton, and was straightahead jazz. Quite good, too, if you like
that
Jerry Byrd has a few of his Hawaiian CDs available through such excellent
web sites as Auntie Maria's Hawaiian Music Island (http://www.mele.com).
Particularly recommended is "Steel Guitar Hawaiian Style", Lehua SLCD 7023.
This release is cited as the first Hawaiian steel/slack key duet to be
Number 4 on the top 30 downloads at http://www.mp3.com is "James Alley Blues" by Roger
McGuinn. He's really taken to this technology.
The most unpopular artist, but certainly the most famous, would have to be Yoko Ono.
There's a good list of famous Japanese at this URL:
http://www.kyoto-su.ac.jp/information/famous/nns.html
np: Sukiyaki
http://www.roir-usa.com/mc5.htm should give you as much information as you need about
the MC5 compilation on ROIR.
Television isn't quite as twangless as you'd think, in my opinion. They are played a
different sort of twang than most of us are used to hearing. In my opinion, they
could have been one of the great bands of the 70s, had they not been sidetracked by
drug abuse. Tom Verlaine's vocals were an
http://destinations.previewtravel.com/DestGuides/0,1208,WEB_98,00.html has a good
overview of whazzup in the former colony.
I don't think you'd like most of the Hong Kong popular music (based on what I hear
here in San Francisco - not enough twang). You should be able to get incredible deals
Anyone happen to know the maximun amount of music that can fit on a single CD?
If you're using the industry standard 16 bit 44 kHz audio format, 74 minutes is the
maximum amount you can cram onto a CD. Mission of Burma has a CD out on Rykodisc that
featured about 80 minutes, but some of those
http://www1.gibson.com/cgi-bin/epiphone/epi-inst.pl?ID=EAEP is the guitar Kip wants.
Your local guitar outlet should be able to order one for you from Epiphone. Good
luck, and remember - it can't be tasteless if it has Elvis on it.
One in a series.
http://www.compaq.com.au/dynamouse/productinfo.html?productID=dynaF1
http://www.usatoday.com/life/music/lmds503.htm
Big business means discord for small bands
By Bruce Haring, USA TODAY
Some of your favorite musicians may soon be looking for work.
Seagram-owned Universal Music Group, which became the largest record company in the
world late last year thanks
FRIDAY APRIL 2
Jeff Bright the Sunshine Boys @ Ivy Room, 858 San Pablo/Solano, Albany 10pm
Sean Kennedy King Kats @ Fog Bank, 211 Esplande, Capitola 8pm
Cheseseballs/Chicken Coupe DeVille @ Slim's, 333 11th St./Folsom, San
Francisco 9pm $12
SATURDAY APRIL 3
Number two in a series:
http://www.vivid.com
My apologies for posting a fluffy URL to this list. I meant to send it to the
Twangfest list but got confused for a second.
http://www.mp3.com/news/205.html
Mojo Nixon Sounds Off!
By Mojo Nixon
March 20, 1999
[Editor's Note: Mojo "Bring Me The Head Of David Geffen" Nixon stops by this week to
let off some steam the only way he knows how (parental guidance suggested). For those
of you not familiar with Mr.
http://www.mariachi.org has a number of fine links to many Mexican music sites.
Vincente Fernandez, Juan Gabriel, Lola Beltran and Lydia Mendoza are among the names
that pop up frequently while searching the net for "musica ranchera". Also check out
http://www.elmariachi.com for some further
I've taken the liberty of adding a date in here. I'll be playing with a band called
JelloHat (name created from the combination of two band members' names - Hatfield and
Gelormini) at the Velvet Lounge in North Beach on Wednesday, March 31. We're not
quite country - we have a saxophonist
From Tut Taylor's excellent web site (now at http://www.tuttaylor.com):
Tut Taylor and Norman Blake will get together for a LIVE! online concert "Pickin' in
Earl's Kitchen" on Solid Gold Bluegrass (http://www.solidgoldbluegrass.com). The date
for this first-of-its-kind event for Tut and Norman
This one's too long to clip, so I'm posting the current URL. The band is called Train
and the article contains some interesting observations on a new band trying to make it
big in today's musical business.
http://www.sfweekly.com/1999/current/music1.html
np: Tom Morrell and the Time Warp
Guitar Remains At the Heart of Texas Festival
Beck, Waits, Williams at South by Southwest
James Sullivan, Chronicle Staff Writer
Friday, March 19, 1999
URL:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/1999/03/19/DD36403.DTLtype=music
The guitar cases were the first
Music-Industry Merger Casts Shadow on South by Southwest
James Sullivan, Chronicle Staff Writer
Wednesday, March 17, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Chronicle
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Live music, free-flowing beer
From the Steel Guitar Forum by Terry Miller
(http://www.b0b.com/forum/Forum3/HTML/001377.html):
I am posting this on behalf of Donna Jackson. Donna wants to sell Shot's black 7
string Sho-Bro. This was his own guitar. Take it from me, it is a great sounding
guitar. I used it on volume 2 of
SATURDAY MARCH 20
Cigar Store Indians @ Cafe DuNord, 2170 Market, San Francisco 10pm $7
Kountry K's @ El Rio, 3158 Mission, San Francisco
SUNDAY MARCH 21
Rockin' Lloyd Tripp Zipguns @ Club DeLuxe, 1509-11 Haight, SF 930pm
The Hepsters @ Moe's Alley, 1535
As seen on my news server...
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March 24, The Gourds and Jon Dee Graham at Slim's
March 24, Nashville Pussy at the Edge, Palo Alto
April 2, Sebadoh, Richard Buckner, lowercase at Bimbo's 365 Club
April 18, Jeff Beck at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland
May 8, Volunteer Jam Tour '99, featuring Charlie Daniels Band, Marshall
You'd think he was pimping a new CD or something...
Q A With Wilco's Jeff Tweedy
Aidin Vaziri
Sunday, March 14, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Chronicle
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It's the morning after the Grammy Awards, and
I'm looking for a good small amp for lap steel guitar use. By "good" I mean small
and inexpensive with decent tone. One that's been recommended to me is the Trace
Elliot Velocette. Unfortunately it seems to have been discontinued.
Does anyone know about these amps (particularly where I can
http://www.mp3.com/news/197.html
Exclusive: Microsoft Prepares Breakthrough MS Audio 4.0!
By Doug Reece
March 11, 1999
Sources say that Microsoft will release MS Audio 4.0--a new file format that
compresses audio files to half the size of an average MP3 file while improving sound
Speaking of famous violinists...Lord Menuhin was known for an open approach to music
of all types. His collaboration with sitar master Ravi Shankar was one of the first
cross-cultural experiments I ever heard. I don't know if he ever played fiddle, but
he probably could have kicked ass.
http://www.sonicnet.com/news
John Mellencamp Powering Up 'Rural Electrification' Tour
Heartland rocker will perform in 40 cities over two months, starting May 5 in
Woodlands, Texas.
Senior Writer Gil Kaufman reports:
Heartland rocker John Mellencamp will launch his first major concert tour
Blah blah the lives of famous or historical people looked like at later key ages, particularly after 50 (examples include: Frank Lloyd Wright, Sidney Greenstreet - even Philip Glass, who apparently was a plumber until he hit 40). Musical suggestions would be appreciated (interesting
Southern Rock Enshrined, but Still Raucous
Allman Brothers at the Beacon Theater
ANN POWERS
03/09/99
When a rock band signs up to do 18 concerts in one place in one month, it had better
be able to show off more than one personality. The Allman Brothers, repeating last
year's residency at
Another problem with instrumentals in the alt.country field is that the lack of voices
almost automatically pushes the music into either the alt. or country side of things.
Without those Freakwatery voices, most bands are going to sound a lot less country.
A notable exception would be Jim
Joe DiMaggio, the flawless center fielder for the New York Yankees who, along with
Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle, symbolized the team's dynastic greatness across the 20th
century and whose 56-game hitting streak in 1941 made him an instant and indelible
American folk hero, died Monday in his
Sorry, I got in late today. It was a really fun time last night. Lucinda kicked ass;
she definitely won over some converts. Petty seemed to be stoned, but having a lot of
fun. Bonnie Raitt was up in the balcony next to the stage, dancing to the noise. We
all thought she was going to come
As reported by Stoney Stonecipher on the Steel Guitar Forum (http://www.b0.com/forum):
Besides the bad news about George Jones, I got more bad news yesterday. Faye Wiggins
called me yesterday, and Roy ["Little" Roy Wiggins, steel guitarist for Eddy Arnold]
has been in intensive care for the
4 stars
WILCO
Summer Teeth
Reprise, $16.99
``It's our beginning,'' sings Wilco vocalist Jeff Tweedy on the opening track of
``Summer Teeth.'' It's an appropriate introduction to the insurgent country band's
third, most stylistically diverse album yet, in stores Tuesday. Expanding on the
George Jones remains critical after car crash
March 7, 1999
Web posted at: 2:15 p.m. EST (1915 GMT)
NASHVILLE, Tennessee (CNN) -- Country music legend George Jones remained in critical
condition Sunday, one day after he lost control of his vehicle and crashed into a
bridge abutment.
Jones
A Joyride with Lucinda Williams
Grammy-winner radiates star power at intimate Fillmore show
Neva Chonin, Chronicle Staff Critic
Saturday, March 6, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Chronicle
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Plastic People Power
Czech band that helped spawn revolution comes to San Francisco
Dan Ouellette
Sunday, March 7, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Chronicle
URL:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/1999/03/07/PK80634.DTLtype=music
Thirty years ago a group of young
Check out the bottom of this article for opening acts.
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Petty Finds Inspiration in San Francisco
Rocker returns to Fillmore before launching tour, CD
James Sullivan, Chronicle Staff Writer
Friday, March 5, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Chronicle
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If you own a Mac, I'd recommend getting a copy of Adaptec Toast (version 3.5.6 is the
most current). If you own a PC, Adaptec's Easy CD Creator does the job. Either will
burn audio CDs; if you're doing multimedia development, you can make your own
presentations and have them automatically
What a terrible loss. Dusty Springfield was one of the few white soul singers of her
generation who could legitimately stand up to the great black singers.
According to the BBC web site
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/newsid_67000/67646.stm), she had just been
awarded the Order of the
This may seem weird, but there's a gay rock band here who does a completely non-ironic
cover of "Son of a Preacher Man". Works really well in their situation.
-B "tying two threads together" B-
According to postings on the Steel Guitar Forum, there will be a benefit concert to
help try to pay off some of the hospital bills the late Jimmy Day accumulated during
his battle with cancer.
It will be held at the Nashville Nitelife nightclub on Music Valley drive, starting at
2:00 on March
At 09:15 AM 3/2/99 -0600, you wrote:
Has anyone heard of any of these bands? What kind of music do they play?
Just as a guess, I'd say you're looking at some sort of traditional jazz festival.
These are the bands of which I have heard, and my simple generalization about their
music:
Cats N
Due to a misunderstanding, I have a couple of extra tickets to see Tom Petty this
Sunday evening, March 7. If anyone on this list would like them, let me know
privately.
Thanks.
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Brad's Page of Steel:
Don't fence him in
By Jane Ganahl
OF THE EXAMINER STAFF
Sunday, February 28, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Examiner
URL:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/examiner/hotnews/stories/27/Stweedy28.dtltype=music
Jeff Tweedy isn't country, or punk, or folk -- except on the days that
Reno?
http://www.tahoe.com/action/reno.html shows the following during the timeframe March
12-15:
John Ascuaga's NUGGET CELEBRITY SHOWROOM:
Righteous Brother Bill Medley (March 4-17) [just missed Barbara Mandrell]
On the South Shore,
CAESARS TAHOE
CIRCUS MAXIMUS:
George Carlin (March
At 09:12 AM 2/26/99 +, you wrote:
A longshot, this, but I really need a link to a site that has a collection of
Robert Johnson lyrics if at all possible.
Not a long shot at all.
http://miavx1.acs.muohio.edu/~flannetd/rjlyrics.htm
Sheryl Crow did a fine job. I appreciated the fact that she paid tribute to the
people at AM who were responsible for her success by allowing her to grow as an
artist.
Shania Twain HAD to perform with her legs spread apart like that. If she closed her
legs, her outfit would have fallen to
Blah blah Merle Haggard blah blah Boston blah blah wondering if he is worth going to
see blah blah
worth going to see if he isn't doing anything but scratching his ass blah blah fine
show.
I'd second what Jon says about him - he's an American treasure. Watching Merle
Haggard in concert
Interesting photo of Ms. Houston here:
http://www.sfgate.com/chronicle/pictures/1999/02/23/penelope23.jpg
Penelope Houston Lets Out Her Punk
Ex-Avengers leader releases new and old tunes
Neva Chonin, Chronicle Staff Writer
Tuesday, February 23, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Chronicle
URL:
There's supposedly a video and/or audio tape going around that has guitarists Danny
Gatton and Lenny Breau and steel guitarist Buddy Emmons jamming together. If anyone
knows of this tape or how to obtain it, please let me know.
Reply-To: "Bluegrass music discussion." ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Lulubelle Dies
Myrtle Eleanor Cooper, whom WLS National Barndance producer John ("Renfro Valley")
Lair nicknamed "Lulubelle" when he first teamed her with Red Foley, died last week in
North
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers at the Fillmore sold out in ten minutes. They'll be
playing March 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15 and 16.
I got tickets for the first night. Should be good...
Thank you, http://www.basstickets.com, but damn your eyes for a 27.50 surcharge
"convenience fee" for four
MONDAY FEBRUARY 22
Tav Falco The Panther Burns @ Fuel, 44 Almaden Ave., San José 9pm
The Bachelors @ The Saloon, 1232 Grant, San Francisco
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23
Big Guitar Show Live - Benefit for Big Myke Destiny: Cadillac Angels/The Chop
Tops/Chicken Coupe DeVille/The
Should I be scared that Julian is now 35 years old? Should he?
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Q A With Julian Lennon
Aidin Vaziri
Sunday, February 21, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Chronicle
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/1999/02/21/PK86643.DTLtype=music
After a seven-year
History lessons from Bo
By Philip Elwood
EXAMINER MUSIC CRITIC
Saturday, February 20, 1999
©1999 San Francisco Examiner
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Bo Grumpus trio specializes in Ragtime Era music
Bo Grumpus,
Well, now that I know what you people will work for, can anyone steer me to a good wholesale source for peanuts?
http://www.moundcity.com/ seems pretty good, but they're in St. Louis, MO. In the Central Valley, try Buchanan Hollow Nut Company, 800-532-1500, in LeGrand, CA.
Which reminds me. We
Cheryl,
You might want to call up Amoeba Records in San Francisco and chat with Joe Goldmark,
or whoever it is at the Amoeba Records who handles booking in-store appearances. They
have showcased just in this month acts ranging from the Bad Livers to Phranc (The
All-American Jewish Lesbian
Well, you know after all this talk about Karl May, I'd find something like this:
http://karlmay.uni-bielefeld.de/kmg/sprachen/englisch/index.htm
If you want the German version, try this:
http://karlmay.uni-bielefeld.de/kmg.htm
Among untold others, Albert Einstein, Albert Schweitzer and
Over You - Aaron Neville
Cocaine - Johnny Cash (I don't remember the name of this song, but it's the one about
taking a line of cocaine, shooting my baby down, etc.)
My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama - Frank Zappa
Pardon Me (I've Got Someone To Kill) - Johnny Paycheck
I have to admit some curiosity. One of the reasons Sony's MiniDisc has been met with disdain is that it uses a lossy format. MP3 doesn't strike me as all that different, and I do wonder why many people seem to feel so differently about the two. (I'm not implying you have, Brad, just taking off on
Matt sez:
Why don't you start one an "alt-country band name generator..."
So I sez:
http://rrnet.com/~wbeecher/random/randomframe.html does this for rock bands.
http://thejam.com/interactive/country_generator.html does this for country bands.
http://www.mandolincafe.com/bandnames/bandname.html
Friday March 19:
Neil Young, solo, Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, 8 p.m.
Saturday March 20:
Neil Young, solo, Paramount Theatre, Oakland, 8 p.m.
Tickets go on sale Sunday at 10 a.m.
http://www.sfweekly.com/1999/current/music1.html
Flipper Redux
A half-decade after his bands demise, Steve DePace is trying to write and close
the book on Flipper
By Mark Athitakis
As documents of old punk rock bands go, Flippers Live: 1983 is more interesting than
most. Part of
Does anyone know of a good CD featuring Little Roy Wiggins' lap steel playing with
Eddie Arnold? There seem to be a few different Arnold compilations, but I'm looking
for one featuring his earlier work.
Thanks,
Brad
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Brad's Page of Steel:
"White Rabbit" 45. And, lest we forget, there was Homer's brilliant
reference to the Airplane, Starship, and Alan Parsons Project, which I would
love to see get quoted here by another Simpsons obsessive.
"Now Grand Funk Railroad paved the way for Jefferson Airplane, which cleared the way
for
Just wanted to point out that the person who passed away was Donald Lindley, the
excellent drummer who played with Rosie Flores, Buddy Miller , Jim Lauderdale, Dave
Alvin, Lucinda Williams, etc.
It was not David Lindley, the multi-instrumentalist known for his lap steel and fiddle
playing
And it's my 45th birthday.
-B "halfway to 90" B-
What Beach Boys albums are you particularly fond of that aren't named Pet Sounds??
Either "Beach Boys Today!" or "Summer Days" would be good if you didn't want "Pet Sounds". Personally I'd just get the greatest hits package, "Endless Summer".
http://www.petsounds.com is a pretty good Brian
I remember Triumvirat. They were sort of Sweden's answer to Focus. I saw them open
for Fleetwood Mac (the middle period Bob Welch version, not the Stevie Nicks behemoth)
and was unimpressed.
You mean I can BUY hair like that???
Whoo-hoo! I'm a movin' on!
From the Hillbilly list:
From: Cary Ginell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bill Givens, founder of the Origin Jazz Library label, one of the first to reissue
vintage blues recordings on LP in the early 1960s, died of a sudden heart attack on
the morning of January 23. He was 68. Bill had been a close
Blah blah categorizing things blah blah drawing boundaries blah blah muddying the waters blah blah exact criteria by which the players are placed in column A or column B.
Column A(=bands w/fiddle and/or steel) Column B (bands w/o fiddle and/or steel)
mainstream country acts, alt.country
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 27
Big Sandy the Fly Rite Boys @ Agenda Lounge, 399 S. 1st, SJ 10pm
THURSDAY JANUARY 28
Big Sandy the Fly Rite Boys @ Powerhouse Brewing Co., Sebastopol
Hot Club of Cowtown @ Morgan's Coffee Tea, Monterey
FRIDAY JANUARY 29
Hot Club of
Obviously it was an outtake they did in an odd (very odd!) moment... And if
ANYONE here knows where I can get my hands on a copy of this, please share
this information.
http://www.moviesunlimited.com/blooper.htm claims to have a whole bunch of such stuff,
including:
Boob Tube Blunders
A
As posted on the Steel Guitar Forum:
Well my gig with LeAnn Rimes is up!
The band and crew got the word she was letting us all go while we were in Hawaii this
weekend. She has decided to pursue an acting career and cut her singing career back to
just a few shows this year.
SoI'm
Changed the title to reflect the good news.
http://www.fortbragg.com gives a bit more about this lovely town. Definitely worth
checking out when you're passing through - I know I'll stop by the next time I'm in
the area.
Twang content: Due to a family emergency, I didn't get to attend the
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