Hey.. do you play banjo?I need a banjo part for "Black Mountain Poets" a song I'm working on. If you want to take a stab at it, please email me at Osmun79@yahoo.com and I will send you the file.
Thank you to WYCE in Grand Rapids, MI for nominating Nobody's Darlin' for a 2008 Jammie Award!We still have a few cd's left.....so in honor of our achivement- we have discounted the selling price for one week! Instead of $12.97, we've knocked it down to a mere 9 bucks. So if you haven't had a chance to pick it up yet, now is the time.
Hi all, I'm a 28 yr old amateur musician testing the waters to see if anyone digs my music. If you like Sufjan Stevens, Richard Buckner, and older folk-rock you might like my stuff! Thanks!
Does anyone have an mp3 of nelly mckay - the dog song or peter, paul & mary - blue? please please please e-mail them to me! and also, if you have an reccomendations for any other songs about dogs? thank you! <3oh yeah, p.s. these are the songs i have so far...cat stevens - i love my dogharry nilsson - the puppy songneil young - old kingjoanna newsom - sadienick drake - black eyed dognina nastasia - its a dogs lifenina nastasia - a love songbe good tanyas - dogsong (sleep dog lullaby)vashti bunyan - jog along bessand then also, im searching for one of my favorite songs that i lost when my old computer shit the bed. i know its a fat chance, but if any of you have an mp3 of there aint no god for dogs by milla, i would sell my soul for it!
Cary Hudson has announced on his MySpace blog that Blue Mountain will reunite for a few shows this summer.So far the gigs include:Twangfest in St. Louis in JuneProud Larry's in Oxford in JuneSchuba's in Chicago in June
[ **mood** | curious ] Has anybody been to one of the SonVolt/ Jason Isbell shows yet? Just wondering about the setlistsand length of the shows. I'm going on Monday at First Ave. in Minneapolis.
i'm sure most of you are looking forward to upcoming Split Lip Rayfield and/or Scroat Belly shows, but for the meantime, things are looking pretty slim.the boys of SLR did a 4 show, 6-day week, last week, that wore them out. kirk, especially. he will have to catch up on some much needed rest, and for the meantime, shows will be put on hold until further notice.if you are hoping to purchase tickets for upcoming shows, or already have, please check your local listings for updated information in the near future.
first off, thank you for allowing me to join your community. much obliged. second, SLR is touring KY and OH over the next couple days, hope you guys enjoy the shows. make those fellas feel warm and welcome in this cold feb. weather.personally, i'll be happy to have them home so i get a guitar teacher and drinkin buddy back.third, cash ain't the only green those fellas like!!last but not least, to those of you who made a contribution to the KIRK RUNDSTROM CANCER FOUNDATION, on behalf of WICHITA, KS, we thank you for your continual support for a beloved friend and local musicain.
scroat belly show!the show was, of course, completely awesome. kirk looks good and jeff was there too, selling very cool merch. wayne = just amazing. woa.the opening band was also good - devil in a woodpile - which i guess plays all the time downtown but i've never heard of them before. i'll have to go to one of their wednesday night shows because they were really good. goodies i got were the *new* Split Lip Rayfield CD (best of) which has some awesome tracks on it including BISCUITS (makes me smile) and the Scroat Belly 1995 re-master. next for me is Drakkar Sauna - not sure if that fits the screendoor genre - that's the 21st. pictures behind cut**( Read more...Collapse )**
NYE show at Subterranian, Chicago with Th' Legendary Shack Shakers was pretty darn tasty. The openers, The Saps, were not to my liking but I wouldn't say they were awful. The 2nd opener, Scott H Birham, http://www.scottbiram.com/, rocked it out for quite a while, nearly taking the 5-4-3-2-1-woo from the Shack Shakers. I picked up one of his CD's which I haven't listened to yet, but I pretty much liked the sounds he was making. The Shack Shakers opened up with the NYE Countdown, we threw some cheap champagne around, and then they got into it. The 'crowd' cleared out at about 12:30 am - it was a small venue and not at all a big turnout - but everyone who stayed on to the end seemed to have a delightful time (those who didn't pass out, vomit, or loose their glasses anyway). I will admit, i wimped out and stayed about 20 feet away from the stage - if you've seen the Shack Shakers you know why. No pics, unfortunatley, though i did get the face of the 'countdown' clock after it was smashed and thrown into the audience. Next for me is the Scroat Belly show on 1/13/06. Also, new Split Lip Rayfield shows have been added for the midwest - and a DVD is supposedly in the works.
[ **mood** | listless ] Hello all. I'm new to the lj scene and absolutely ecstatic to find a community that seems to love slr and bluegrass as much as I do. Just thought I'd say howdy.Howdy!
Hi all, I'm a 28 yr old amateur musician testing the waters to see if anyone digs my music. If you like Sufjan Stevens, Richard Buckner, and older folk-rock you might like my stuff! Thanks!
curious ] Has anybody been to one of the SonVolt/ Jason Isbell shows yet? Just wondering about the setlistsand length of the shows. I'm going on Monday at First Ave. in Minneapolis.
listless ] Hello all. I'm new to the lj scene and absolutely ecstatic to find a community that seems to love slr and bluegrass as much as I do. Just thought I'd say howdy.Howdy!