Good Lord, post a mention of the Duke centennial and suddenly
everybody's a program director! There will be Ellington content next
week, but I also have to give props to plenty of fine new p2-related
releases, including Red Star Belgrade and Alejandro Escovedo. Escovdeo,
BTW, put on yet another
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 27-Apr-99 RE: Oliver Lake -
Fred Hopk.. by Kristen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not their best, but it gives me a will to live some days is WSQ's
Ellington record.
Helps me soar sometimes.
That may get played next week, but I think I'll stick with a Duke
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 26-Apr-99 RE: Oliver Lake -
Fred Hopk.. by "Ph. Barnard"@eagle.cc.u
Yeah, I've been enjoying this thread too. I'm chiming in late, but
hasn't anyone mentioned Julius Hemphill? He was my fave of the
bunch. Saw him a lot over the years and
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 26-Apr-99 RE: Oliver Lake -
Fred Hopk.. by "Greg Harness"@excite.co
My personal favorite Hemphill record was recorded in 1993 - Five Chord Stud.
While recent heart surgery prevented him from playing, he did all the
composing and conducting for a
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Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 23-Apr-99 Re: Oliver Lake by
"Greg Harness"@excite.co
One of my desert island records is the World Saxophone Quartet's *Dances and
Ballads*, and Lake's originals - 'West African Snap', 'Adjacent', and 'Belly
Up' - are a big part of why I like that
Another twangy Margasak column.
http://www.chireader.com/hitsville/990423.html
Pop Goes the Country
Mandy Barnett grew up in Cumberland County, Tennessee, and by age ten
was singing her summers away at Dollywood. She entertained at political
rallies for both Lamar Alexander and Al Gore, hit
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 22-Apr-99 Re: Artist of the
Decade/si.. by JP [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Before y'all kill me on anecdotal evidence charges, realize that I'm trying
to illustrate that the only people listening to Nirvana are critics and
white folks between 28 and 40.
Uh, as
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 22-Apr-99 Re: Captain
Beefheart by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Personally I think his
early-80s stuff - Ice Cream for Crow (except a couple of dud tracks)
and Doc at the Radar Station - are more enjoyable than everything
except Trout Mask
Mr. Cantwell referred to the Bomb Squad wile discussing ICe Cube's solo
career. Aside from their amazing work withe PE and Ice Cube, they did
one of my all-time favorite production jobs for an artist on their
short-lived SOUL label. _Son of Bazerk Featuring No Self Control and
the Band_ is
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 22-Apr-99 Updates and SXSW
Stuff by Christopher M Knaus@juno
What's on the list of "Cities with good
alt.country music scene's that get a large amount of press." Um, Austin,
erm, Chicago, maybe Nashville, maybe St. Louis - that's about it isnt it?
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 22-Apr-99 Oliver Lake by
"Greg Harness"@excite.co
I thought Lake was from St Louis.
Could be, though he's spent plenty of time in Chicago, played with
plenty of Chicago-based musicians, and put one one of the finest
displays of saxophone playing I've
-- Forwarded message begins here --
NEW YORK (AP) -- Hootie and the Blowfish is bouncing back from
backlash and sophomore slump with a third album, ``Musical
Chairs,'' and a lot of touring.
Hootie's 1994 debut album, ``Cracked Rear View,'' sold 15
million.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 21-Apr-99 Re: Artist of the
Decade? by Jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
However, I think I would agree that he's the artist
of the 1990's. He was extremely influential and
basically defined alterna-rock and honed the
entire grunge sound. Hell, on the
BTW, I also happen to think Cobain was a pretty fabulous craftsman.
Jerry, wasn't he poppy enough for you?
Carl Z.
NPIMH: "More Than a Feeling"...no wait, that's "Smells Like Teen Spirit"
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 19-Apr-99 Re: Single Most
Influential.. by "Terry A. Smith"@seorf.O
The Beatles, appears to have been skipped over, perhaps, dare I speculate,
because it's such an obvious choice? If we're talking about rock, in my
subjective, fallible, hazy-assed
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I'm sticking with Bing, but I'm a little surprised that none of the rock
advocates have mentioned Chuck Berry.
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 19-Apr-99 Re: Single Most
Influential.. by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And just wait til we rehash one of those recipe threads or
my particular favorite: the greatest pitcher ever, which, of course, would
Sandy Koufax, the Bob Dylan of his profession.
Yow, tough stuff. I'm inclinded to offer up (as Brad did) Bing Crosby,
who pioneered how to sing pop into a microphone. Almost all pop singers
use aspects of techniques he pioneered, from Elvis to Shania to Sinatra
to Al Green.
Carl Z.
The question that comes to my mind here is "underappreciated by what
people"? I remember reading amazing reviews of "Can You Fly" when it
came out. Paul Martin wrote an article in Musician that said it was one
of the best records he'd heard in fifteen years. I don't know if it's
sold much,
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 16-Apr-99 Re: Krebs by Don
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm sorry, but I refuse to respond to a query with the words "bugger,"
"Don" and "Jake" all in a row.--don
Shy boy.
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 16-Apr-99 RE: criminally
underappreci.. by Robin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mclennan was in the great Go-Betweens.
There's a splendid compilation of 1977-78 era Go-Betweens tracks that's
been out for about a month.
Carl Z.
This is a portion of Peter Margasak's column in this week's Chicago
Reader http://www.chireader.com/hitsville/990416.html. Margasak also
notes that Thrill Jockey (label of Freakwater, Tortoise, Sue Garner
others) will put out the next album by Chicago jazz combo 8 Bold Souls.
Carl Z.
http://www.pghcitypaper.com/buzz.htm has an interview with Deliberate
Stranger Tom Moran a photo of the band.
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 15-Apr-99 Two Things by Jerry
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
o, what Queen song
is Dwight singing on the Gap ad?
"Crazy Little Thing Called Love."
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 14-Apr-99 New Romantics? by
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
And I'm
specifically wondering whether Japan (aka David Sylvian and friends)
woulda counted as New Romantics, and if not what they did count on?
Last month's Mojo had a very nice
Out of curiousity: Does anyone play Alembic (sp?) basses anymore? Or
Steinbergers? I always liked Steinberger's guitars and basses because
they stayed in tune.
Carl Z.
I think Don has a point regarding Joe Strummer's clumsy lyrics, but
there's a ton of Clash I still enjoy. Any band that could make rock as
exhilirating as "Complete Control" and dub as engrossing as "Straight to
Hell" is alright in my book, and I like what they did to reggae a lot
more than what
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Apr-99 RE: Psycho by
Richard Haslop@woodhead.
Costello also recorded Payne's They'll Never Take Her Love From Me. It
was the B-side of the Coward Brothers' (Costello T-Bone Burnett)
single, People's Limousine.
Both sides of the Coward Bros'
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Apr-99 SOTD (was re:
Wilco) by Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I hereby nominate Max Johnston as Sideperson of the Decade.
No contest: Greg Leisz.
Lloyd Maines.
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Apr-99 Re: SOTD by "Ph.
Barnard"@eagle.cc.u
So Vince Gill wouldn't qualify, even though he's a top-rate player,
whereas Pete Anderson or Gurf Morlix would g.
Yep. Vince Gill, Steve Earle, Jon Langford Ricky Skaggs wouldn't
qualify. Does
Non-twang Brion tidbit: He produced Robyn Hitchcock's forthcoming cd
_Jewels for Sophia_, which comes out in July.
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 10-Apr-99 Re: Japanese
hipsterism by Amy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and though
they did eventually write enough songs for a second album, it has yet to
see the light of day. In fact, references to the next Elastica record are
sort of a running joke in
ObWilco: I'm quite taken with Via Chicago. Yet to pass judgement on
the rest of the record -- some nice sounds, though no songs have grabbed
me.
ObNorton, Amy sez:
Primal Fear is
the first and most striking example of that: a mediocre thriller with a
more-than-usually smug and simpering
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 7-Apr-99 Re: Best So Far - 99
by Christopher M Knaus@juno
Or I could have them confused with Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her.
Did a band actually name themseleves after this XTC song?
Carl Z.
Damn, what a way for Owen Bradley to go out! I may get a copy for my
Patsy Cline-lovin' mom.
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 8-Apr-99 Re: Japanese
hipsterism by Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What about Yoko Ono?
Or Ryuichi Sakamoto Yellow Magic Orchestra.
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 7-Apr-99 Re: Television Live
(and tw.. by Brad Bechtel@macromedia.
More TV facts: Richard Lloyd also played with John Doe, on his CD
"Meet John Do
e". And Billy Ficca was the drummer for the Waitresses ("I Know What
Boys Like"
).
And the original
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 7-Apr-99 Re: Best So Far - 99
by "Ph. Barnard"@eagle.cc.u
There's also the Tim Carroll due out on Sire later this spring or
early summer, no??
Or sometime in the next 300 years. Carroll's gotten screwed pretty
badly on a fine album. I hope it
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 7-Apr-99 Re: Best So Far - 99
by Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
1. Mandy Barnett - I've Got A Right To Cry (Sire)
Seconds ago, this record was put into my hands by our music director
it'll get played on next week's show. The Waits record is pretty
splendid
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 6-Apr-99 Question by "Tar Hut
Records"@tarhut
Does anyone have the phone numbers for Mojo and Q Magazines?
Hey thanks.
Mojo's main office is 0171-436-1515; US bureau chief Barney Hoskyns is
at 914-679-2646. Mojo's email is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Carl Z.
Has Wesley Willis moved to Texas?
Carl Z.
ObAf-AmTwang: About three weeks ago, I finally picked up Arhoolie's
_Sacred Steel_ compilation of African-American pedal steel players from
Florida. I recall this compilation getting mucho praise on this list a
couple years ago, and I concur. Excellent
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Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 4-Apr-99 CD Length? by
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone happen to know the maximun amount of music that can fit on a
single CD?
Rykodisc crammed 80 minutes of music on their Mission of Burma
compilation disc. I think the industry standard is 78 minutes,
Heard while watching the Red Wings visit the Stars on Fox's weekly NHL
game: "Timebomb" over Reunion Arena's PA. Is this a new development?
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 1-Apr-99 Re: Kelly Willis
calling th.. by Will [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The song choices are often weak. A couple of the originals are good, but
I get to wishing there was a producer there to separate the wheat from
the chaff.
I disagree. I think she
Erin, I'm just amazed that you're offering to join yet another band.
For those of you who aren't aware, it is a violation of Pittsburgh's
municipal code to start a twang band that does not have Erin Snyder
playing bass in it. The Strangers are OK because she's an emeritus
member, but I think
On the "me too" front, all Nick Drake is good. My favorite is the very
spare _Pink Moon_, but _Way to Blue_ is an ideal introduction.
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 2-Apr-99 ASCAP, BMI, etc
(long? but .. by Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At one time, I think BMI did
a better job surveying smaller radio stations and college stations
FWIW, BMI surveys WRCT's playlists and ASCAP does not. And Jacob, that
web site you're
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 31-Mar-99 Re: your worst
fears realized by "Jon E. Johnson"@juno.co
But it *is* an interesting piece, if true. Now I'm wracking my
brain trying to figure out who the anonymous executive might be. Any
irresponsible theories anyone?
Seems like
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 29-Mar-99 Re: Better Live? by
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thast is SURELY and opinion statement, because IMHO, "Live at Leeds," while a
great album, is surely not the best thing The Who ever put out.
That would be the Who's RxR Circus version of "A Quick One".
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Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 26-Mar-99 Twang in Serbia by
Jeff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Alex, is there much Twang in your area of the world? I think that it's
damned amazing that we have listmembers here from places so far away. If
possible, can you give us any information on
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 26-Mar-99 Heather Myles (was:
RE: Lil.. by "Jon Weisberger"@fuse.ne
Finally, I got word of a not-yet-confirmed May appearance by Myles that I'll
post as soon as it's nailed down.
She's opening for John Anderson at a basketball arena (A.J. Paulmbo
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 26-Mar-99 Re: What are the
kids liste.. by Will [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Huskers were once upon
a time some pretty good songwriters, and that's why I'd bet you could
play a Huskers song in the middle of songs by Dylan, Woody, Neil Young
and so on
All the more reason to patronize MoM, Village Records, Paul's CDs, and
small stores who sell music online.
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 23-Mar-99 Re: $10 off Music
Blvd coupon by "Tucker Eskew"@logicsout
Glad to hear it, but can't imagine we'll see as many of these after
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 23-Mar-99 Re: $10 off Music
Blvd coupon by "Tucker Eskew"@logicsout
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 23-Mar-99 Re: $10 off Music
Blvd coupon by "Tucker Eskew"@logicsout
All the more reason to patronize MoM, Village Records, Paul's CDs, and
Thanks for the update Deb. I found Logan's webpage. It's
http://server.tt.net/logan/, and the design features his art.
Carl Z.
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Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 22-Mar-99 Re: Clip- New Jack
Logan/To.. by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And by the way, the album is great
but then I'm not very objective. And if the Possibilities ever get their own
album out -- buy it! They're great!
What's the release date, and are these
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 21-Mar-99 Re: Clip: rock
critic weird.. by "Dave Purcell"@one.net
I'd rather read something
by Neal or Jon or Roy or many of the other writers in our circle
Speaking of which, I just got the new ND, and its got a reprint of
Gracey's tribute to Jimmy
Ryko's contract to distribute the Soft Boys' catolog expired late last
year. You might try looking on the www.fegmania.org site to see if they
have any leads as to where to get the deleted titles. Hopefully,
Hitchcock will sign a new distribution deal for this stuff soon, as it
ranks with his
http://www.chireader.com/hitsville/990319.html
Peter Margasak
March 19, 1999
Nashville Calling
The third Chicago appearance by Hank Williams III--the grandson of
Hank Williams and the son of Hank Jr.--which was slated for March 6 at
Lounge Ax, was a pretty hot ticket. The Reader and the
Moving the thread from Iggy Pop and the Dictators, [EMAIL PROTECTED] exclaimed:
Goin' to B.O.C. Thursday night! Woo!!!
Who exactly is in Blue Oyster Cult these days aside from Eric Bloom
Buck Dharma? Anybody named Bouchard?
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 16-Mar-99 RE: Clip: The
state of cou.. by "Jon Weisberger"@fuse.ne
So you say, but I think it depends a lot on your degree of interest in rock.
If you're not interested in classical music, and you think that
incorporating classical music influences
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 16-Mar-99 RE: Clip: The state
of coun.. by "Jon Weisberger"@fuse.ne
Hmm, Carl, does this mean you're not interested in classical music?
Relative to several other types of music, that would be a fair
statement. I'm a casual listener at best.
Excerpts
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 16-Mar-99 RE: Clip: The state
of coun.. by "Jon Weisberger"@fuse.ne
But consider that, as best I can tell, anyhow, one
of the raps on Kenny G is that his work is influenced by the wrong kinds of
rock and pop, so a certain degree of circularity starts
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 16-Mar-99 RE: Clip: The state
of coun.. by "Ph. Barnard"@eagle.cc.u
People!! Wagner and Debussy are yucky *romantic* music. They are
NOT *classical* music. All European music isn't the same. Don't
mix great composers like Mozart and Cimarosa
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 15-Mar-99
Comas/Varnaline/Sparklehorse by "Steve Gardner"@sugarhil
Near the end of the show I finally figured it out.
Blasphemous as it may seem (to some people, not me) he reminded me of Roger
Waters of Pink Floyd.
Mark Linkous is the fellow.
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Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 15-Mar-99 Re:
Iggy/Pretenders/Clash/.. by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
np: WRCT - "The Fear Whiskey Show starring P2's own Carl Zimring" (that's
how he's billing it these days g (j/k)
Well, no, but it might interest you, Paul (as wel as Alex) that Miss
WRCT is selling its old 100-watt FM transmitter on ebay. If you're
interested in starting up a station or increasing your broadcast power,
it's at:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=77628084
Carl Z.
Dunno if they have a web site, Alex, but guitarist Charles Kim answers
mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Carl Z.
P.S. Thanks for the Gary Floyd info. I hope to hear the new record soon.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 13-Mar-99 Re: Terry Allen
(was Re: Al.. by Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, anyone who covers the Stooges probably isn't too "overly polite."g
I was referring more to the likes of Bruton and McMurtry.
Can someone who covers Kinky Friedman (McMurtry) be
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Mar-99 RE: dreaded artist
of the d.. by "Ph. Barnard"@eagle.cc.u
Actually, I've just been wondering to myself lately what's happening
when I prefer new Trisha Yearwood cuts, for ex., to new Waco
cuts, for ex. I don't think it's me that's
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Mar-99 SXSW news by
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Other names that might be of interest include former Dicks leader Gary
Floyd, who's playing as part of his new
band, Black Kali Ma
Is this an acoustic or electric band? Floyd is one hellaciously
talented
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Mar-99 RE: Fragile Jewel
Cases by Tom Stoodley@nortelnetwo
Ryko cases are the *worst*. I don't own a single Ryko case that's intact,
and I've probably got dozens of Ryko discs. Most of them were broken from
the day I brought them home...
You
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 10-Mar-99 RE: Kelly Willis
song comments by "Jon Weisberger"@fuse.ne
Amen. I think if she covered (You Can Put Your) Shoes Under My Bed...
OK, I'm bettin' this is a different song than the great Johnny Duncan hit,
"She Can Put Her Shoes Under My
Dan Moth makes some nice points about the Gastr boys. They're also
adept at combining electronic music and classical forms into unique
hybrids. Camofleur features the sampling techniques of Markus Popp, who
makes music with the sound of skipping cds. I find his work as Oval
pretty tedious, but
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 10-Mar-99 Country Music
Weekly (was: .. by "Ph. Barnard"@eagle.cc.u
This is true! I also remember the photo of Junior Brown with the
zinger: "I don't like to call it "alt-country" cause that sounds
like you're *against* something. I'd rather
Blockbuster isn't a monopoly but they have a large share of the video
market. Other chains such as West Coast and Tower seem to be viable,
and there are plenty of independent video stores in business, knock
wood. When Wayne Huizenga (also the man who gutted the Florida Marlins
and fired Don
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 10-Mar-99 Re: instrumentally
speaking by "Dave Purcell"@one.net
Am I listening to
the wrong stuff or am I just right in thinking a lot of this stuff is
uninspired noodling suckage?
I'd say the former, as much that could be called noodling (Phish,
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 10-Mar-99 Kelly Willis song
comments by Hill, Christopher J@PSS.
And an album of Paul Kelly covers? Bring it on!
Amen. I think if she covered (You Can Put Your) Shoes Under My Bed,
she'd score a very large hit.
Carl Z.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 9-Mar-99 Re: Tweedy
quote/alt.countr.. by "Terry A. Smith"@seorf.O
But I'll concede the real reason I've declined to
set Uncle Tupelo on a pedestal and worship at their feet is the way they
used to play rock songs. They'd get going, I'd get into the
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 9-Mar-99 RE: Tweedy
quote/alt.countr.. by "Jon Weisberger"@fuse.ne
I'd be
hard-pressed to think of examples of instrumentals in the alt.country field
that don't fall pretty clearly into the out-of-classic-country stream,
rather than the, er,
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 9-Mar-99 RE: instrumentally
speaking.. by "Jon Weisberger"@fuse.ne
The Sadies have a few on their album (I think the
surf influence has a lot to do with it...
Not to mention the bluegrass/country one g, which I'm reminded of because
there was a
One last post on rock/alt.country instrumentals and then I'll shut up.
The body of work by several Chicago and Louisville-based rock musicians
spawned by punk and post-punk bands such as Squirrel Bait, Bastro and
Bitch Magnet includes a lot of acoustic instrumental work. This is a
pretty big
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 9-Mar-99 mathcountry by
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hoorah! ... actually, Carl, weren't those Terry-irking stop-start
(Minutemen-influenced) Uncle Tupelo songs math country, basically?
Heh. Perhaps, though Still Feel Gone's songs are relatively
-- Forwarded message begins here --
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Although George Jones is still in
critical condition, doctors say the country singer has made a
significant improvement and might be taken off his ventilator
today.
``I've got to say that he's done
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 8-Mar-99 Re: RIP Stanley
Kubrick by "lance davis"@simplecom.
H . . . I wonder if Tarantino ever watched this one while trying to get
ideas for Reservoir Dogs
Yes. Tarantino said as much when he was promoting Pulp Fiction.
Carl Z.
Anyone know if Mr. Jones will get reissued in teh foreseeable future?
Carl Z.
who likes this record more than anything Harding's ever done
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 8-Mar-99 I LOVE FOLK MUSIC!
(it's re.. by "Steve Gardner"@sugarhil
Nic Jones is really cool. Nic Jones'
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Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 7-Mar-99 Re: RIP Stanley
Kubrick by Will [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My favorite Kubrick movie is "The Killing," a film noir from the late
50s, I think (pre-Lolita anyhow).
1956. It's Kubrick's best American film, taking place almost entirely
at a racetrack
My mailer is doing strange things
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 7-Mar-99 Re: RIP Stanley
Kubrick by Carl Abraham Zimring@and
I'll take Dr. Strangelove for Peter
Sellers's
ADD:
three great performances, and George C. Scott, and Slim Whitman.
Carl
checking for flouride
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 7-Mar-99 Re: RIP Stanley
Kubrick by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Uh, Carl, that's Slim Pickens.
Damned flouride.
Carl Z.
March 6, 1999
Singer George Jones Hurt in Crash
A.P. INDEXES: TOP STORIES | NEWS | SPORTS | BUSINESS |
TECHNOLOGY | ENTERTAINMENT
Filed at 5:38 p.m. EST
By The Associated Press
FRANKLIN, Tenn. (AP) -- Country singer
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 4-Mar-99 Re:cheech and chong
by "John Kinnamon"@one.net
The song they appeared on was "Twisted", which was later covered
by Bette Middler. I wouldn't call what they actually did singing, but
they are there, sure enough...
Excited talking is more
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 3-Mar-99 Kelly Willis
Michael Been? by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
how did he hook up with Kelly? Is he spending his
post-Call days as a session player? Is he a friend of hers or what? Any
other fans of the Call out there know the story?
I don't know
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 3-Mar-99 Re: Dusty
Springfield by Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and some
previously unissued recordings, including -- David Cantwell take note -- a
coupla Gamble Huff productions.
When were these recorded? Are there lotsa cool horns strings on these?
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