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D. Braxton Harris Severed & Proud (Deep Dark Black)
Smog I Was a Stranger (Red Apple Falls)
- Lets Move to the Country (Knock Knock)
Lambchop My Face Your Ass (Thriller)
Bonnie Prince Billy Nomadic Revelry (All Around) (I See A Darkness)
Will Oldham I Am Still What I Meant To B
Hi all! It's good to be back after my US adventures - listening to
great music, imbibing many micro-brews and confirming that Postcarders
and P2-ers are, indeed, the best people alive - thank you to all the
nice folks who looked after me so beautifully - Seth, Stacey, Jim,
Robert, Paul, and of cou
Hey Slim!
That's so cool that one of your family members heard you on the radio -
howzabout that?!? I really love your CD and have been listening to it
incessantly at home. It was so nice to meet you and hang out in Austin.
cheers,
Sophie
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Son Volt - Windfall (Trace)
Steve Earle & Del McCoury Band - Yours Forever Blue (The Mountain)
The Cultivators - Wrong Side (Mama's Kitchen)
Chuck Prophet - Say It Ain't So (Brother Aldo)
Kelly Willis - Not Forgotten You (What I Deserve)
Chris Cacavas & Junkyard Love - Blue River (s/t)
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Wow... reading through that track listing brought back some very sweet
memories... I was lucky to see the Go-Betweens live several times
during the 80s... another one to add to the
must-buy-as-soon-as-credit-rating-is-restored list.
Sophie
I, yi, yi, yi love Lee Remick... she's a darlin'
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I'm impressed too, Slim, but I can top that... I went
to a funeral (of a young guy) where they played "I've
Been to Paradise But I've Never Been To Me". The part
about holding a baby in your arms and making love to
your man that night was particularly, um, poignant.
Sophie
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Today's program was a fill-in for the mellow/acoustic program.
This show was dedicated to the memory of my friend Norman Fagg who was
taken by heroin on the weekend. Norm was a senior broadcast technician
at our radio station, and as tour manager for the Dirty Three and
countless other great band
Richard Buckner Faithful Shooter (Since)
Richmond Fontaine Watsonville Waltz (Safety)
Chris Buhalis Footprints in the Snow (Kenai Dreams)
Brian Lillie & the Squirrel Mountain Orchestra Too Early/Too Late
(Row Boats)
Birddog Fruita (Ghost of the Season)
Last Train Home Who Could Blame
Steve Earle Someday (Guitar Town)
Bap Kennedy Angel is the Devil (Domestic Blues)
Greg Trooper These Sunday Nights (Popular Demons)
Colin Leyden Interstate (For the Wicked)
Kevin Gordon Dissatisfied (Cadillac Jacks # 1 Son)
Lucinda Williams Still I Long for your Kiss (live at Philade
The Cowboy Junkies are touring here in a couple of weeks and a friend
is putting together a radio special.
We were listening to that wonderful "Documentary" CD where Townes
talks about the Junkies but there are no liner notes to indicate when
those songs were recorded - does anyone have further d
The Cowboy Junkies played in my town last night and it was a beautiful
show - sometimes on the verge of being bland, but enough breathtaking
moments to make up for it.
Margo Timmins introduced her touring band as having two members of
Over the Rhine (sp?) - an amazing keyboard player called Linfo
Welcome back Nick!
And just to add my testimony... Sargent York are pretty special.
Sophie
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Another sad sort of a program today, paying tribute to David McComb
who passed away two days ago, a week before his 37th birthday. I
didnt know David very well, but admired him from afar, and remember
how much his music meant to me, especially his early work with the
Triffids, which was the sound
Gary Young from Daddy Cool plays for countless cool country bands
these days... Ross Hannaford has a nice little funky-roots-type combo
called Dianna Kiss who has been playing at the Espy every Monday night
for what seems like 40 years... but everything that Ross Wilson did
since was unrelenting
Golden Smog - Fear of Falling (Weird Tales)
Wilco - Candy Floss (Summer Teeth)
" - Don't You Honey Me (All Over the Place)
" - What's the World Got In Store (Being There)
" - I Must Be High (AM)
Billy Bragg & Wilco - Hesitating Beauty (Mermaid Ave)
Uncle Tupelo - Cold Shoulder (Still F
It was the 10" limited edition EP released on vinyl last year. I
scored a copy from the Wilco website folk for being the "furthest away
Wilco fan"... see, there are sometimes advantages to being 15,000
miles away from anything. :)
Sophie
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Heaven = Joe Pernice sitting in the studio singing just for me (well,
and 30,000 listeners, I suppose). It was a great performance and
interview Ill post the transcript if people are interested. Cant
wait for his gigs this weekend!
Oh, and Im completely besotted by the new Steve Earle. Not s
Warning: this interview contains jokes which dont look so funny in
print as they were live in the studio!
- Joe, were so glad that you finally made it to Australia
you had a
few dramas getting here last time, didnt you?
Yeah, it was just one big drama, haha. Its good to be here, actually.
Thought I'd post this over from the Steve Earle list (maybe cos I just
love interviewers who don't try to hide what great fans they are...)
Sophie
STEVE EARLE INTERVIEW
Steve Wildsmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>From The Mountain, Steve Earle reflects on making records, writing
stories, internatio
I'm interviewing Mark Linkous tomorrow night (gulp) and I'm wondering
whether I dare ask him about his 80s power pop band Dancing Hoods.
Does anyone know whether he's reluctant to talk about his previous
work? They don't rank a mention in any of the interviews I've seen.
thanks people
Sophie
Today was my last on-air shift before the big SXSW odyssey. I raised
$500 for the station by offering to send postcards from Austin to
subscribers, which the listeners found strangely appealing. Lots of
requests. T'was fun!
Steve Earle - Leroy's Dustbowl Blues (The Mountain)
Hogwaller Ramblers -
Heres a transcript of my interview with Mark Linkous. It looks better
in print than its gonna sound on radio. It was late afternoon but he
sounded sort of sleepy and fragile, and spoke very
.very
..slowly
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Im sorta glad it was pre-recorded so I can edit out the long
silences
!! Cant wait
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