Hi,
Has anyone seen/heard the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band recently? They gonna play a show here
in Switzerland.
I didn't knew that the band still exists and I am asking if it's worth to go to the
show (I would have to travel because it's somewhere in the provinces).
Thanks for your advice.
Hans
Reply to: Re: Tweedy quote/alt.country (LONG and IRRITATED)
Who's are the Scorchers?
NW
Some overrated roots band from the 80s. The future of nothing, as far as I can tell.
marie
As far as I can tell, Jason and the Scorchers was an important cowpunk band.
And a hell of a live
BTW: The career of Jason The Scorchers was launched by Jack Emerson.
Emerson ist, with Steve Earle, co-founder of E-Squared Records.
And Jason Ringenberg was recently one of the presenters of the 1999 Nashville Music
Awards.
Hans P.
Reply to: RE: Dusty Springfield
Wednesday March 3 6:46 AM ET
Singer Dusty Springfield Dies At 59
LONDON (Reuters) - Dusty Springfield, the 1960s British pop star famous for her husky
voice and blonde beehive hairdo, has died at the age
of 59, her agent said Wednesday.
Springfield,
Reply to: Re: Esther ???
Her name is Eszter Balint.
Jamie DePolo wrote:
I believe she's the woman who played the main female character in Jim
Jarmusch's "Stranger Than Paradise." I think I remember reading something
about her father being a jazz musician, but I could have been
Reply to: RE: Waterloo Top 50/Texas Top 10 - 2.27.99
Who is Ginger Mackenzie??
Jerald Corder wrote:
Waterloo Texas Top Ten
for week ending February 20th, 1999
(...)
3. Ginger Mackenzie - Kismet
Reply to: RE: Waterloo Top 50/Texas Top 10 - 2.27.99
Thank you, Jim. Do you have some more informations?
Hans P.
Jim_Caligiuri wrote:
Who is Ginger Mackenzie??
The next Jewel. I kid you not.
JC
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Date: 1.3.1999 19:40 Uhr
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THE BLUE CHIP RADIO REPORT
News, Charts, Show Prep, Sales Info
March 1, 1999
Bill Miller
Reply to: Re: Concept albums (was: Tom Russell's new one)
Young aka \\\"The Iceman\\\"\" wrote:
Hell, name me 5 concept albums that have worked out well
regardless of genre.
The concept albums by The Kinks worked out very well: "The Village Green Preservation
Society", "Arthur or
Reply to: Re: Time line?
John Magee wrote:
Who was the first alt.country artist?
Hanspeter Eggenberger wrote:
I think the line begins with Hank Williams.
Christopher M Knaus wrote:
How? He was Nashville, popular, mainstream, did adds for just about anything,
and wrote songs
Reply to: Re: Time line?
John Magee wrote:
Who was the first alt.country artist?
I think the line begins with Hank Williams. And don't forget Gram Parsons!
HP
Reply to: RE: mainstream country query
BARNARD wrote:
I suggested, of the male artists: Vince, George Strait, Alan Jackson. Of
the female artists: Reba, Pattly Loveless, Trisha Yearwood.
Does that sound about right? Actually, having gotten to thinking about
this, I'm curious what
Reply to: Re: baiting matt cook
The "less fortune rest of the world"? Heh heh.
I think the German label will release "Ghosts of Halleluja" by the end of this month.
(I got a copy two weeks ago.)
From the fortunate rest o' the world,
HP.
Matt Cook wrote:
March 4th in Austin.
The
I just got the new Granfaloon Bus album "Good Funeral Wheater". I like it very much. I
did'nt knew the band before...
They gonna play soon some shows here in Switzerland.
Anybody has some informations about them?
Thanks,
HP
Reply to: Re: Various stuff from yesterday's digest.
John Kinnamon wrote:
np: Jimmy Lafave, Austin Skyline (anyone know when his new double is due?)
LaFave's double album "Trial" is just released (09/02/99).
Reply to: Re: Various stuff from yesterday's digest.
John Kinnamon wrote:
np: Jimmy Lafave, Austin Skyline (anyone know when his new double is due?)
LaFave's double album Trial is just released (09/02/99).
Reply to: RE: Artists dropped?
The closing of Decca left most of the label's artists in the cold including Chris
Knight and Danni Leigh. And Dolly Parton.
Steve Gardner wrote:
Hey,
Has anyone heard about any cool alt.country, americana or aaa artists
dropped recently due to the
Reply to: RE: Artists dropped?
The closing of Decca left most of the label's artists in the cold
including Chris Knight and Danni Leigh. And Dolly Parton.
Steve Gardner wrote:
Hey,
Has anyone heard about any cool alt.country, americana or aaa artists
dropped recently due to the huge
Antwort an: Re: best so far
The correct album title is "The Man from God Knows Where"!
Lowell Kaufman wrote:
My favorite alt-country record so far is Tom Russell's new record "The Man From
Nowhere" -
Reply to: RE: best so far
- Steve Earle and The Del McCoury Band, The Mountain
- The Gourds, Ghosts of Hallelujah
- Various Artists, Blaze Foley: In Tribute and Loving Memory... Vol. 1
- Tom Russell, The Man From God Knows Where
some girl wrote:
I need some names for the cream of
Reply to: RE: best so far
- Steve Earle and The Del McCoury Band, The Mountain
- The Gourds, Ghosts of Hallelujah
- Various Artists, Blaze Foley: In Tribute and Loving Memory... Vol. 1
- Tom Russell, The Man From God Knows Where
some girl wrote:
I need some names for the cream of
Reply to: RE: Kuntree Goaks: Delete at will
#1 is a Kinky Friedman song.
#18 in german was a hit in GSA in the sixties.
19 22 are already recorded.
A bunch have already been recorded, though without scanning the list again
I'd say that a couple are lines from, not the titles, of
Reply to: Re: neil's steel
Oh yeah, "Tonight's the Night" is one of the best rock albums. Probably the greatest
ever.
HP
Ndubb wrote:
Is now a good time to mention that Tonight's the Night just might
be the greatest rock album ever? At least in my screwy head it is. Or at least
I've just heard the new Reckless Kelly album Acoustic Live at Stubb's BBQ with the
mind-blowing cover of the Led Zeppelin classic Whole Lotta Love.
I like such acoustic versions of great rock songs. Like the stunning Okra All Stars
cover of Purple Rain (recentley re-issued).
Do you know other
Reply to: RE: Help find song, Dear Okie
Dear Okie is written by Rudy Sooter and Doye O'Dell.
It's on the following LPs:
- New Lost City Ramblers, Modern Times, Folways FTS 31028 (1968)
(or on CD: New Lost City Ramblers, Volume II 1963-1973: Out Standing in Their Field,
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