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  • in reply to: Time for an EC Experience #42965
    DavidinMaine
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    Any chance of getting a review from Atlanta?… This is a tour that shouldn’t be missed… Love that 1958 Gretsch Tenor 4-string axe that Elvis pulls out from time-to-time. There’s a blue not in each song, that I sing since you’ve been gone–Blue must be the color of the blues![attachment=0:3trko2a6]2010-04-20_Boston2.jpg[/attachment:3trko2a6]

    in reply to: Time for an EC Experience #42964
    DavidinMaine
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    Great show and as always, Elvis hits the cover off the ball here in Fenwaytown. Having Jerry Douglas and Jim Lauderdale as a part of this Sugarcanes touring outfit really is a one-of-a-kind tour experience complete with a full time squeeze box and stand-up bass. Yeah, even no drums, which is exceptionally difficult playing to a live audience. But he’s one of the best, that’s for sure. After seeing Elvis about 25-times over the past 30-years, it just gets better and better. Perhaps most impressive is Elvis Costello’s pension for guitars. Last night he broke out the 1958 Gretsch Tenor Guitar that he bought from one of Elvis Presely’s past axemen (a four-string super-country guit that does nothing else but scream twang!) His wiki fansite is off the hook as well (www.elviscostello.info). You can youtube a bit of last night here:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edy_wSN3_Ao&feature=channel

    The Grand Ole Opry comes to the Orpheum–Friend of the Devil was crazy-good along with Color of the Blues!

    Mystery Train
    All Time Doll
    New Amsterdam
    Down Among the Wines and Spirits
    Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down
    Blame It On Cain
    Indoor Fireworks
    The Delivery Man – electric guitar
    the butcher’s boy
    Jimmie Standing in the Rain
    Slow Drag With Josephine
    Brilliant Mistake
    Friend of The Devil
    Condemned Man
    I Lost You
    Everyday I Write The Book
    Don’t Lie To Me

    Complicated Shadows
    Color of the Blues
    Crooked Line
    (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes

    Sulphur to Sugarcane

    Alison
    The Race Is On
    (What’s So Funny ’bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?

    in reply to: New show! Aug. 18 at Mountain Winery #42582
    DavidinMaine
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    Very well placed Wilco reference. Well placed, indeed! I wish I had five bucks to put into the tank for you.

    in reply to: New show! Aug. 18 at Mountain Winery #42580
    DavidinMaine
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    You gotta admit, Mr. Speaker, that the posts that “get fired up” get the most reads and hits… That’s not a bad thing! Dialog and commentary might be “off topic” but it sure makes for interesting reading…

    in reply to: Lu and Her New Orleans History #41728
    DavidinMaine
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    While everyone clamors around for their favorite LW clip or song or clever quip, I am going to hold on to my memories of visiting the home of the best Po’Boy in NO (affectionately referred to as the “debris sandwich”) along with the ice-cold root beer. Parasol’s is one of the best without question–followed up by a Plum Street snow ball…

    in reply to: 2010 Poll on Lucinda’s Records #42514
    DavidinMaine
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    The data is suggesting that 20-votes/voters is about right on in terms of reflecting the direction and fabric of the regular traffickers that post and visit here… Statistics can be very useful as indicators of what is really going on. Interesting at the very least… Wouldn’t it be valuable to ask more probing questions in terms of gathering valuable data versus surface and predictable questions such as listed above? Perhaps more voters would weigh in as well…

    in reply to: "Out of Touch" early demo #42545
    DavidinMaine
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    How about Willie Nelson who has written so many standards–would he be playing and how would you “classify” his many pre-1970’s hits? And then there’s Merle and Waylon and M. Ward and Juana Molina and Jack Johnson, Don Walser, The Wiyos, Dale Watson, Hank III/Assjack, Elvis Costello, Jim Lauderdale, and Old Crow Medicine Show, and, and… How and why classify? Dieselbilly, Acidfolk, Grillbilly–Whatever–! So hard to call out all these little categories… country, alt-country, etc…

    in reply to: "Out of Touch" early demo #42543
    DavidinMaine
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    “…genres like country, alt-country, Americana, etc.” Wow. How can “county, ” alt-country,” and “Americana, etc” be put into categories such as genres? Country? Wow… and when LWs plays OOT live and it’s your fav, who is in the band? On guit and drums?…

    DavidinMaine
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    Looks like Patterson Hood and DBT will be joining Tom Petty for a summer tour…

    in reply to: New CD From Anne McCue Due May 18th #42399
    DavidinMaine
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    Wow, great imagery in terms of Doug’s pedal… I have some terrific memories sitting in front of Doug, his guit-arsenal, and Matchless amps as he whipped up all kinds of waves… All while helping Lucinda find her groove.

    in reply to: Live Nation/Ticketmaster Merger #42416
    DavidinMaine
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    OK, OK, Tom, I do wish I could say that I appreciate your long lecture-like attempt to address, what you see as inappropriate words and pictures that I entered here in this forum–def. a place for open discussion. All the silly emoticons (adults use words) and vernacular (puh-leeze), the heart of the matter is that different opinions and views exist outside of the “we” you speak of. I prefer “I” statements because I can only speak for myself. When you speak of the collective we, it only shows the group-think, bully mentality that sometimes exists in this forum, which is very clear in the long history of posts. Finally, provoking individuals in this forum would be like shooting fish in a barrel. As a presupposition, it is very, very–actually all to clear, in terms of what a bunch of exposed nerves several of you are in here. Wow, really, is a good way of looking it! Eliminating a post and then prattling on about why you did so…hmmm. This forum is kinda like a trout farm of hyper-sensitive LWs fans but do what you like ’cause it’s your forum. I don’t care who it is or what the line is, if I see a line of BS I will call you out. Take Tony’s troll imagery from above. I thought you were talking about trolling as in fishing. Is that on topic Mr. Speaker? How many more Mr. Speaker, how many more??? Oh yeah, I don’t see db as “beloved” so I would appreciate that you not put words in my mouth. But, thank you for trying all the same. I view many musicians as accomplished with pre-Essence LW being in my top 10 of about 150 or so… Enjoy the day as winter starts to turn towards spring. Oh yeah, I will let you and Tony-G if he is there, buy me a pint the next time we meet up before a show.

    in reply to: Live Nation/Ticketmaster Merger #42413
    DavidinMaine
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    Hmmm… Moderator, really? Glad we can just eliminate postings from the forum. Wow. What is that considered in other areas of our world? Freedom of speech perhaps, there TNT. My last post must have been very close to the bone to be eliminated–hiding something perhaps, Hannity? Oh yeah, there is so much traffic in here for you to “moderate.”… (insert crickets) Furthermore, the interchange with TO above was/is much more colorful/controversial than the post that you deleted (in my opinion) so your little stake in the sand “moderator I can so I will” tirade is that much more cute. (p.s. I think that the picture you have as your moniker/avitar in terms of LW is really bad–but that’s just me).

    in reply to: Live Nation/Ticketmaster Merger #42408
    DavidinMaine
    Participant

    Thanks, for sharing your perspectives, Tom–nothing personal taken–necessary forum discourse. In fact, nothing personal coming at you either.

    That aside, I always enjoy it when someone’s shift key gets stuck and a thread comes out all caps. Etiquette aside (all caps = yelling, right), I am confident that your intention was to indeed do just that, yet your content was less then thrilling. Having db’s baby, really, is that all you got–nothing about my mother or gender or sexuality, etc? And why take such a line of offense and offensive tone? Actually, I only saw one show of his past tour because that’s all it took–in other words, I was not a huge appreciator of the tour. Yeah, everyone uses the Internet to communicate but few use it as effectively as db in terms of selling everything and communicating efficiently. In addition, he doesn’t “hire,” he collaborates with individuals (nice concept, collaboration). After all, he has been doing special packaging for over 25-years (180-gram vinyl is not-so-special packaging).

    Curiously enough, I wonder why you discount and sweep these and other issues so swiftly and vigorously under the proverbial rug. Boy howdy, the writing is on the wall (dude)–record companies, newspapers, and corporate radio didn’t pay attention and now are slowly running out of life on the side of the road (no pun intended!). Kinda like Circuit City and others, right? Yeah, the hard truth is that there is nothing anybody can do about Ticketmaster ‘cept supporting the things like db and the local clubs like Space, One Longfellow Square, Stone Mountain Arts Center, and Port City Music Hall (all Portland Area) do; all have made a go of it without heavy fees and Ticketmaster.

    Anyway, nice shooting Tex and remember, it really is hard to read all caps–it’s much easier using appropriate and accurate diction versus simply yelling. And if you want to have this be a cheerleaders only forum with you as the faithful leader and then we can all take a treasure-bath, go for it. I, too, remember many terrific shows in MPLS including db’s Monster in the Mirrow tour, a few LW’s tours with Gurf “Beer Bottle” on guit, and many more. Great memories and sorry yours aren’t so terrific. From what it appears, it sure sounds like you just finished reading Sarah Palin’s latest “book,” which inspired you to go all rouge-y. Finally, I was not trying to highjack this thread rather, I simply did not buy or appreciate the line of BS that you were trying to sell… Kinda like buying a pig with glasses–it’s still just a pig (without lipstick of course!).

    in reply to: New CD From Pieta Brown #40855
    DavidinMaine
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    More specifically LwJ, you could visit The Rosebud Agency in order to get the real-time low down goods… http://www.rosebudus.com/brown/ Sometimes, it’s not very complicated especially now as the economical pressures start to make us all be more resourceful and more creative, right? As Sigmund Freud once said “Sometimes a cigar is simply a cigar.”

    in reply to: Any Laura Veirs Fans? #42329
    DavidinMaine
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    [attachment=1:xw5ozv18]big-sandy-his-fly-rite-boys.jpg[/attachment:xw5ozv18]As my taste in music cuts across both gender and genre, I find the straight ahead dieselbilly that Big Sandy and His Fly-Rite Boys offer simply irresistible. And in another direction, Rupa and the April Fishes create an Americana World Music tapestry like no other.[attachment=0:xw5ozv18]Rupa-April-Fishes-375-txt.jpg[/attachment:xw5ozv18]

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