yeah Leonard, my case ain' holding up...I was a 'boob' to try to make it! ... btw glad you like the Bob Frank...thanks! DR
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yeah her bosom is all out of proportion to the rest of her. you reckon she has to get special clothes made? :-))
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just to add to this already done thread, but after seeing her on the Oscar show last night, I'd say...Dolly Parton..!! preformer, businesswoman, strong survivor, she stacks! up in many ways DR
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cosmoprim Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Even at the end, the Band was better than 99% of > the music going on. > > Even after all of the internal conflicts and all > the coke, they still could blow pretty much > anybody off the stage. Watch Robbie cut Eric > Clapton (who I think is OBSCENELY over-rated) til > he bleeds at the W
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T&A Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > it amazes me that Sony hasn't bothered doing > anything with these recordings, aside from what > Robertson put together 3 decades ago, which was > unfortunately augmented too heavily with Band > recordings that had nothing to do with the Dylan > ones. A veritable treaure trove - one you'd t
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could I add to this since Kienan brought it up? I'm interested in how Robertson is thought of by people like yourself, T&A and Kienan, and others who know about and care about The Band... since I recently got 'A Musical History', and didn't have the remastered cd's, or the originals for that matter, I'm glad to have an extensive box set. and the DVD is enjoyab
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kienan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know that this is off the mark for this post > but, the mention of the "Band" made me want to > bring up the Band's latest: "The band A Musical > History'. The best box-set since The Faces "Five > Guys Walk into a Bar." 5 CDs and 1 DVD. Great, > great stuff. Check
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Beelyboy, thanks for your reply, please mail me at raidthebox7@hotmail.com much obliged! DR
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hang on, I'm fixin' to post an email addie..
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Lukester, wish I'd seen that, no I really didn't get into SE until after I heard 'Train A 'Comin" then I started going back and listening. I thought Copperhead Road and Guitar Town were OK, but that one CD really got me. now I have a question- are there a lot of Steve Earle boots circulating? I'd like to trade if they're out there. I missed that show but eve
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yeah sdstonesguy, thats one of the great underground EPs. Crazy Jackalope Eye... and that punk version of 'She's the Devil I know"...which is also on 'Train A'Comin', his all acoustic cd, a very different version. cool.
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he does a great 'Sweet Virginia' too. he's always had the 'back to the wall gonna make my stand' attitude. Great stuff, makes his records with analog gear, as much as possible. great live. you can usually see him and band in small venues. I love it. Will Rigby on drums, Roscoe Ambel on guitar, Kelley Looney on bass.
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T&A Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They had a few big hits around that time, > including "Sideshow" - you must recall that > one.... I used to live in Philadelphia, and now I remember seeing a picture on the wall in a restaurant of Blue Magic with Mick Jagger. I guess they were from Philly. can't recall hearing their songs t
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I always enjoyed the line " I don't want no dog-eat-dog world for me and you"... the group Blue Magic, who sang the harmonies, who were they? DR
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Elmo Lewis Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lukester, I'll just send you a CD of a few of 'em. > The more you drink, the better I sound! hey Elmo send me one of them CDs I'd like to hear ya! got some more stuff to send you as well. Thanks! DR
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yeah they love Roy Williams! he is the new Dean Smith. my son plays in a Y basketball league, and before one of their games a Duke game was on TV. clearly, among the kids watching this game, it was not cool to like Duke, particularly JJ Redick. funny. Redick is great.
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Elmo, up here in Charlotte its crazy for hoops! the Duke vs UNC Chapel Hill rivalry is like UGA vs Clemson, in football... no. 1 Duke inspires hatred around here...its weird. most people in Charlotte don't like Duke, and love UNC. I heard its because a lot of yankees go to Duke. ;-)) !! personally I like watching Duke play, they are a great team.
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Glad to know about this festival. thanks, Elmo! love 'Dyin'Crapshooter Blues'. here's the Dylan song... Seen the arrow on the doorpost Saying, "This land is condemned All the way from New Orleans To Jerusalem." I traveled through East Texas Where many martyrs fell And I know no one can sing the blues Like Blind Willie McTell Well, I heard the hoot
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the Dylan song??
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Bob Frank, one album on Vanguard, 1972. man he made the most out of his one shot. great songwriter. bobfranksongs.com
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cool, great photos, don't mean to bust in on this thread but I just gotta say those are ultra cool pics. thanx Rockman
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Lukester Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hey Dillard, Nice to here from a fellow North > Carolinian. Monkey...the mountains are > spectacular. Sometimes I can do without the > winter, though. Hi Lukester! we've talked some before on the board here, about Dylan... how you doing! DR
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monkeygripglue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Dillard, Linda is a very nice lady indeed. I > think a lot of my brother's work is often > misinterpreted...but you'd have to ask him. > > This particular painting is in storage along with > 100's of others...his output is simply amazing. hello monkeygripglue! no kidding
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Lukester Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Monkeygripglue: > Historically, I believe, our greatest artists got > "a lot of shit" from their contemporaries. That > seems to be a barometer of good art. I'll try to > check out the Queens gallery next time I'm in > Charlotte. Do you know off hand if it's open on > Sa
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Faces, Dylan, Stones, Hendrix, Zeppelin. and 461 Ocean Blvd, by Clapton. also the Temptations.
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T&A Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dillard Richardson Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Tops Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > I love the 75/76 version as well. Love > the > > > guitars....but Mick wasnt sing
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Tops Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I love the 75/76 version as well. Love the > guitars....but Mick wasnt singing that well on > that tour. do I remember right, the Stones played Wild Horses in '75/76 all electric? no acoustic guitars? I saw them do this song in '75, not long after Ronnie joined, and remember him playing electric on it.
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Cool movie, German filmmaker and cast, then it goes to Louisiana! I enjoyed it but it is slow and subtle (very) at first. just wondering if anyone else cares to comment? very sly humor in this movie. and if you like southwest Louisiana music you'll enjoy the story. DR
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Al Jackson, Charlie Watts, Kenney Jones! and Levon Helm. love The Band, and his tuning on those recordings is very unique. also the great Motown drummers Uriel Jones, Benny Benjamin, Pistol Allen. there's so many great underrated drummers. DR
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amen to all above comments, especially Rev. Robert W.'s pointing to "Do Right Woman" as a summation. Right on. also the 'Return of the Grievous Angel' cd, produced by Emmylou Harris, with Grams songs done by various people (great version of Hot Burrito # 2 by the Mavericks) is a good tribute cd. When is Stanley Booth going to finish the GP biography he stated he was wr
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