Re: More new releases

1999-02-17 Thread Christopher M Knaus
Hey there, Jim, smilin (and gloatin) Days like today make me glad I'm a music weasel. In the mail I received: Damnations-Half Mad Moon Kelly Willis-What I Deserve Dusty Springfield-Dusty In Memphis Dusty Springfield-Dusty In London Rex Allen-The Last Of The Singing Cowboys Spade Cooley-Shame On

Re: More new releases

1999-02-17 Thread Ferguson, Dan
jhoover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Also: Waco Brothers, The Del McCoury Band, Tom Russell and yeah! Kelly Willis And for you import-loving types, the just released "West Texas Bop" compilation of early Norman Petty humdingers is exactly that. Check it out at

More new releases

1999-02-16 Thread Don Yates
The good stuff's startin' to pour in. Screw Babooski and check out the new albums from Kelly Willis (great voice, great songs -- what more do ya want?), Biller and Wakefield (in the spirit of Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant's hot country-jazz duets), Pete Krebs and the Gossamer Wings (his fullest,

Re: More new releases

1999-02-16 Thread Ndubb
Screw Babooski Funny. NW

Re: More new releases

1999-02-16 Thread JP Riedie
Biller and Wakefield (in the spirit of Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant's hot country-jazz duets), Dave Biller is a genius. His playing all over the new Asylum Street Spankers record is sublime and his production on the upcoming James Hand record is astounding. If you ever are visiting Austin on

Re: More new releases (Art v. Commerce alert)

1999-02-16 Thread Tucker Eskew
Also: Waco Brothers, The Del McCoury Band, Tom Russell and yeah! Kelly Willis Will Kelly's new one get played on (over the air) radio? Video outlets maybe? Anyone know what Rykodisc's marketing plans are (or if their capable of moving more than say, 20 or 30 thousand). I want the world to