Wow, Don. Sorry the album bummed you out so bad. We made that one back in
Feb. 1993. Warner Brothers decided it was a bit too wiggy for them to put
out back then. As far as the vocals go, I'm about as much a lead singer as
Junior Samples. I had other GrooveGrass Boyz singing all the lead
that I *had* a record. You can rest
assured though that if I did, I sure wouldn't want to hear it.g Anyway,
I'm glad to hear that GrooveGrass has evolved since the recording that I
just heard. I'll keep my eyes open for more, but so far all I've heard is
the GrooveGrass 101 album (which you don't
Jeff Wall said:
5. The stated purpose behind Groovegrass is to introduce Bluegrass to kids
who would never otherwise hear it.
This seems to resurect an old thread regarding the lack ofpopularity and
high dollar sales in the Americana market, does it not? If
country/alt.country purists aren't
All right, I finally got a chance to hear the GrooveGrass album (which is
now being released by Warner Bros), and I have to say I'm underwhelmed.
I'm open to odd musical fusions, but this attempt to fuse bluegrass and
funk falls mostly flat. It just sounds like two disparate kinds of music
Don Yates wrote:
All right, I finally got a chance to hear the GrooveGrass album (which is
now being released by Warner Bros), and I have to say I'm underwhelmed.
I'm open to odd musical fusions, but this attempt to fuse bluegrass and
funk falls mostly flat. It just sounds like two
stuart wrote: . but I'm not listening to Parlor James,
Old Dreams, which I just picked up. This is the future of alt. country.
Well, maybe not. .
That's *now* listening too. I'm really digging this. Have they been raked over
the P2 coals yet? For those who havent heard of them, it
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