How about Sass Jordan?

"No Anchovies, Please"

by Calan


The Pretenders perform in Dubai, United Arab Emirates



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-11-19 15:43 by open-g.

New York's Little Killers cut Think....Ok it's 2 chicks and a guy...
The 5-6-7-8's girlies outta Japan cut a punky rattling Harlem Shuffle..........



ROCKMAN

Not sure what to say about Sass. Racine was a pretty good album, Make You A Believer a pretty strong song, but she's not been around much that I could tell since the Toronto Rocks concert (she was good, and it was a nice touch to bring Jeff Healey out for a number - he hadn't been scheduled). Lately the only thing she's really had much publicity for was being one of the hosts of Canadian Idol - I guess I'm a bit of a Reality TV snob, for me that's the kiss o' death... Think she was also moving towards bluegrass as well... Liked her, but she didn't produce much and seems kinda nowhere at the moment? Strong vocals though...

Yeah, Sass's "Believer" reminded me much of the Black Crowes. Sexy voice too.

Hate that she had to go to "reality " TV.

Joan Jett could do a pretty decent Stones-chick thing too (see "Fake Friends" or "Star, Star".

"No Anchovies, Please"

Lucinda Williams who I saw last night at the amazing Indigo venue in London is the raunchiest woman musician I've heard for years. Her Real Live Bleeding Fingers sounds like an Exile outtake. Better than Sheryl Crow. If you haven't heard her then check out her excellent World Without Tears album.

How was Liz Phair's "Exile" answer CD? Never heard any of it.

"No Anchovies, Please"

Silver Dagger Wrote:
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> Lucinda Williams who I saw last night at the
> amazing Indigo venue in London is the raunchiest
> woman musician I've heard for years. Her Real Live
> Bleeding Fingers sounds like an Exile outtake.
> Better than Sheryl Crow. If you haven't heard her
> then check out her excellent World Without Tears
> album.

She must be a very unsteady performer then. I saw her last Tuesday (13 November) in Basel and the she was about the lamest thing I saw for years. Looking like drunk, playing guitar like a real beginner (strumm strumm strumm), introducing every song with "This song..." or "This song I wrote...". She even had a file with her with her songs in it and she was actually always looking into that file when singing! A truly uninspired performer in my opinion. The Stones are better than that.

Check out an artist named Tift Merritt.

Great to see Chrissie Hynde and the Pretenders mentioned here. She doesn't sound like the Stones, but when it comes to textiles - it's easy to see who her main inspiration was! She's a huge fan of Keith's.
Once, think it was in NY, she and Keith met in a club and she decided to take him home. She forgot to mention that she was married (or something) to Ray Davies, and that he was at home that night. Keith has mentioned in an interview that he felt very embarrassed. Davies was used to that kind of behaviour. Chrissie's a tough lady to live with, apparently.

>How was Liz Phair's "Exile" answer CD? Never heard any of it.

EXILE IN GUYVILLE is a great album, but not very Stonesy.

F.U.C. the Captain Wrote:
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> Silver Dagger Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Lucinda Williams who I saw last night at the
> > amazing Indigo venue in London is the
> raunchiest
> > woman musician I've heard for years. Her Real
> Live
> > Bleeding Fingers sounds like an Exile outtake.
> > Better than Sheryl Crow. If you haven't heard
> her
> > then check out her excellent World Without
> Tears
> > album.
>
> She must be a very unsteady performer then. I saw
> her last Tuesday (13 November) in Basel and the
> she was about the lamest thing I saw for years.
> Looking like drunk, playing guitar like a real
> beginner (strumm strumm strumm), introducing every
> song with "This song..." or "This song I
> wrote...". She even had a file with her with her
> songs in it and she was actually always looking
> into that file when singing! A truly uninspired
> performer in my opinion. The Stones are better
> than that.



.....and I like the fact that she introduces her songs with comments....and it's a good thing she has a KICK ASS band with her so F.U.C. the Captain doesn't have to listen to just "strumm, strumm, strumm"



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-11-20 19:17 by Lukester.

Glam Descendant Wrote:
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> >How was Liz Phair's "Exile" answer CD? Never
> heard any of it.
>
> EXILE IN GUYVILLE is a great album, but not very
> Stonesy.

yeah, the "answer to Exile" thing was overstated, but it is an excellent album.

cc Wrote:
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> Glam Descendant Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > >How was Liz Phair's "Exile" answer CD? Never
> > heard any of it.
> >
> > EXILE IN GUYVILLE is a great album, but not
> very
> > Stonesy.
>
> yeah, the "answer to Exile" thing was overstated,
> but it is an excellent album.

yeah, but not a surprise she was inspired by the stones - she went to high school with me in a very much classic rock community.

as Ive said a number of times before the Pretenders "My city was gone" is very stonesy sounding to me. really Emotional rescue era.

this isn't really a chick group, but the b/u singers are just the sort the RS would use, plus it's a rocking guitar.





Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

Produced by Jimmy Miller to ... CindyC



ROCKMAN

Rockman Wrote:
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> Produced by Jimmy Miller to ... CindyC

That's right! I'm on my 4th listen in a row. Love this song!

Arrrr your on a roll....Doin't burn the carpet...



ROCKMAN

I'll try, but I can't stop moving my feet.

carpet?........yeah Cindy, don't burn that....

Lukester Wrote:
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> carpet?........yeah Cindy, don't burn that....


hehehe bush fire. That reminds me of a funny story.... one time, in band camp....

....spew!!!!