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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on March 17, 2006, 09:00:08 AM
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Ginger! save us from bad '89 sets!
Well, Bob Mould is a nice start. "See a Little Light" indeed!
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Chris "Mr Cheekbones" Isaak, "Don't Make Me Dream About You".
BOS Field of Dreams.
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17 years is not far enough back.
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17 years is not far enough back.
Well I won't argue with that. But '89 can be an interesting year with some imagination, which doesn't happen too often with "recent year" sets.
BOS Re-Place-Mats, "I'll Be You"
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bleeech. CHecking out and hoping for Dave to pull someting fun out.
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Before I go, helluva Sharks game last night. I sat down in 117 and the fight took place in front of us. Most physical game I've been to all year.
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Before I go, helluva Sharks game last night. I sat down in 117 and the fight took place in front of us. Most physical game I've been to all year.
They're on a roll right now, hope they can keep it going. And oh Mr Cheechoo! Woo Hoo!
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BOS2 Kate Bush "Sensual World".
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BOS Kate Bush, "Sensual World".
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BOS #2 Jackie Brown - JCM
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Dunno who this is on "Middle Age Blues", but BOS3!
"My young man makes me boogie at the horizontal disco!" LOL!
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Dunno who this is on "Middle Age Blues", but BOS3!
Some group called Saffire (acc.to the Now Playing feature), which I had never heard before either.
The ladies from Saffire at one point in the early '90s just considered themselves lues historians, but since their performing career has gotten launched on the festival circuit, they've become much more than that. All three have developed into talented songwriters. Since lues fans are always looking for fresh themes or new twists on old themes, this trio is a sought-after club and festival act. The core members of this Virginia-based group include pianist Ann Rabson (b. April 12, 1945) and Gaye Adegbalola (b. March 21, 1944), and while the trio was accompanied for a while by bassist Earlene Lewis, she has since left the group. Lewis was replaced by mandolinist Andra Faye McIntosh, also from the Washington, D.C./Virginia area.
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Dunno who this is on "Middle Age Blues", but BOS3!
Some group called Saffire (acc.to the Now Playing feature), which I had never heard before either.
The ladies from Saffire at one point in the early '90s just considered themselves lues historians, but since their performing career has gotten launched on the festival circuit, they've become much more than that. All three have developed into talented songwriters. Since lues fans are always looking for fresh themes or new twists on old themes, this trio is a sought-after club and festival act. The core members of this Virginia-based group include pianist Ann Rabson (b. April 12, 1945) and Gaye Adegbalola (b. March 21, 1944), and while the trio was accompanied for a while by bassist Earlene Lewis, she has since left the group. Lewis was replaced by mandolinist Andra Faye McIntosh, also from the Washington, D.C./Virginia area.
Saffire, the Uppity Blues Women -- Elwood/Aykroyd plays them a lot on the House of Blues Hour.
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Dunno who this is on "Middle Age Blues", but BOS3!
Some group called Saffire (acc.to the Now Playing feature), which I had never heard before either.
The ladies from Saffire at one point in the early '90s just considered themselves lues historians, but since their performing career has gotten launched on the festival circuit, they've become much more than that. All three have developed into talented songwriters. Since lues fans are always looking for fresh themes or new twists on old themes, this trio is a sought-after club and festival act. The core members of this Virginia-based group include pianist Ann Rabson (b. April 12, 1945) and Gaye Adegbalola (b. March 21, 1944), and while the trio was accompanied for a while by bassist Earlene Lewis, she has since left the group. Lewis was replaced by mandolinist Andra Faye McIntosh, also from the Washington, D.C./Virginia area.
Saffire, the Uppity Blues Women -- Elwood/Aykroyd plays them a lot on the House of Blues Hour.
When Sarah used to work at the booking agency, they were one of the acts on their roster. They aren't particularly well known outside of certain circles, but they were one of the agency's bread-and-butter acts--they tour all the time and have a pretty enthusiastic fan base among middle-aged folk/blues types. If I may borrow from Gaz, personally, I think they're rather meh.
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When Sarah used to work at the booking agency, they were one of the acts on their roster. They aren't particularly well known outside of certain circles, but they were one of the agency's bread-and-butter acts--they tour all the time and have a pretty enthusiastic fan base among middle-aged folk/blues types. [/i]
And also among, I daresay, lesbians.