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Ozzy was popular at the time of hair metal so I don't see how he'd be out of place on a channel called Hair Nation. XM's equivalant is Boneyard but not everyone they play fits snugly into the "hair metal" mode. Hell, some people have tried to say Led Zeppelin paved the way for the whole &q...

B .. I stated that if there were no contract with the artist that it is wrong to announce that he/she will be there.. HMMM When Buffett appeared during Jerry Jeff's birthday festivities a few years ago in Texas do think that was actually sealed in ink somewhere? When Jerry Jeff appears at Meeting o...

jbfinscj wrote: New Willie Nelson where he's backed by Ryan Adams and the Cardinals. Ryan also produced the record.

In an oversight on my part I need to clarify that Ryan is producing the record but apparently doesn't play on it. Guess we'll know more once release time approaches.

In no particular order Drive-By Truckers "Blessing and a Curse" Gourds "Heavy Ornamentals" Patty Hurst Shifter "Too Crowded on the Losing End" Tres Chicas "Bloom, Red and the Ordinary Girl" Pearl Jam "Pearl Jam" Frog Holler "Haywire" Kenny ...

http://www.kentucky.com/mld/kentucky/living/religion/14926617.htm Rolling Stones' guitarist plays on Lutheran CD By Frank E. Lockwood HERALD-LEADER STAFF WRITER He may have Sympathy for the Devil, but Keith Richards also jams for Jehovah. The 62-year-old Rolling Stone is a guest guitarist on My Sou...

Sonny did the Lowell George slide parts for some Waitin' for Columbus anniversary shows a few years ago and from all reports did an outstanding job. Kinda hard not to when you're among the premiere slide guitarists in the land.

buffettbride wrote:

Jahfin wrote:

buffettbride wrote:What have YOU done lately that you may have not done in a while?

Change hands.

Did you have a spare in a drawer somewhere or something?

Maybe "switch" would have been the more appropriate term.

But then I remember my first Buffett show, when Jimmy finished with "Changing Channels" and this plastered b**** just screamed in my ear: "F-you Jimmy! Play something we know!" I would have slapped her so hard upside the head for a comment like that :evil: It's always pleasant t...

buffettbride wrote:What have YOU done lately that you may have not done in a while?

Change hands.

But then I remember my first Buffett show, when Jimmy finished with "Changing Channels" and this plastered b**** just screamed in my ear: "F-you Jimmy! Play something we know!" I would have slapped her so hard upside the head for a comment like that :evil: It's always pleasant t...

Buffett Fans: I wholly apologize to anyone who attended Mac McAnally's show at the Stephen Talkhouse with the thought in mind that Jimmy would be making a guest appearance. Mac put on a wonderful show tonight, but like in past years, JB was a no-show. The information that I passed along on this for...

But then I remember my first Buffett show, when Jimmy finished with "Changing Channels" and this plastered b**** just screamed in my ear: "F-you Jimmy! Play something we know!" I would have slapped her so hard upside the head for a comment like that :evil: It's always pleasant t...

However be warned that he sounds nothing like he does on his albums. Therein lies much of the charm of a Dylan show. Yeah, I know the rearrangements can sometimes be a bit too much, it's just refreshing to see a performer out there that isn't afraid to take such chances with their audience. I never...

Marley and Target? Something about that just doesn't seem right.

However, I have heard a cut from Ziggy's new record, which I liked.

jbfinscj wrote:However be warned that he sounds nothing like he does on his albums.

Therein lies much of the charm of a Dylan show. Yeah, I know the rearrangements can sometimes be a bit too much, it's just refreshing to see a performer out there that isn't afraid to take such chances with their audience.

I don't hate The Boss nor am I a huge fan. I do recognize and respect his many contributions to the music world though. I would say his voice has always been a big turn off factor but like a previous poster said, I'm also a Dylan fan so go figure. I remember reading a quote from his high school voca...

Slim Whitman.


Afterall, he did sell more albums than Elvis and the Beatles (in England).

doxadive wrote:i enjoy a good portion of kenny's mucis.

Some things are best left unsaid.

I'd add The Gourds, the Old 97s, Bob Wills, Slobberbone, the Derailers, the Weary Boys, the South Austin Jug Band and Ramsay Midwood to the list. Not to mention Townes Van Zandt and Steve Earle. Well, Earle wasn't born there but as he's wont to say, he "got there as fast as he could". Did...

I'd add The Gourds, the Old 97s, Bob Wills, Slobberbone, the Derailers, the Weary Boys, the South Austin Jug Band and Ramsay Midwood to the list. Not to mention Townes Van Zandt and Steve Earle. Well, Earle wasn't born there but as he's wont to say, he "got there as fast as he could". Did...