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Great video from a recent Country Music Hallof Fame ceremony where a long lost suit that was worn by Chris Ethridge, from the Flying Burrito Brothers, was added to a display at the Hall. I've long thought that Chris co-wrote the Burritos best song, Hot Burrito #1, and he co-wrote one of Gram's best solo songs, She. He played on lots of cool albums (Ry Cooder, Randy Newman, etc) and he was Willie Nelson's bass player for a long time. I never hear the guy get any recognition though so it's awesome to see the Hall of Fame do this.
Chris was from Meridian, Mississippi and it was a nice touch to have Meridian natives Pat Sansone from Wilco and drummer Adam Box from Brothers Osborne playing at the ceremony. Pound for pound, I think Meridian may have produced more great musicians than any other town.
And my wife was born there.
I wasn't sure where to post this, so here it is.
Great video from a recent Country Music Hallof Fame ceremony where a long lost suit that was worn by Chris Ethridge, from the Flying Burrito Brothers, was added to a display at the Hall. I've long thought that Chris co-wrote the Burritos best song, Hot Burrito #1, and he co-wrote one of Gram's best solo songs, She. He played on lots of cool albums (Ry Cooder, Randy Newman, etc) and he was Willie Nelson's bass player for a long time. I never hear the guy get any recognition though so it's awesome to see the Hall of Fame do this.
Chris was from Meridian, Mississippi and it was a nice touch to have Meridian natives Pat Sansone from Wilco and drummer Adam Box from Brothers Osborne playing at the ceremony. Pound for pound, I think Meridian may have produced more great musicians than any other town.
And my wife was born there.
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Any and everyone after the great Jimmie Rodgers is just gravyjr29 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2023 12:24 pmhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v_Uoxt1XBQ
I wasn't sure where to post this, so here it is.
Great video from a recent Country Music Hallof Fame ceremony where a long lost suit that was worn by Chris Ethridge, from the Flying Burrito Brothers, was added to a display at the Hall. I've long thought that Chris co-wrote the Burritos best song, Hot Burrito #1, and he co-wrote one of Gram's best solo songs, She. He played on lots of cool albums (Ry Cooder, Randy Newman, etc) and he was Willie Nelson's bass player for a long time. I never hear the guy get any recognition though so it's awesome to see the Hall of Fame do this.
Chris was from Meridian, Mississippi and it was a nice touch to have Meridian natives Pat Sansone from Wilco and drummer Adam Box from Brothers Osborne playing at the ceremony. Pound for pound, I think Meridian may have produced more great musicians than any other town.
And my wife was born there.
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Britt Daniel of Spoon looks like Nick Lowe, Steve Forbert, & a young Shane MacGowan had a love child
From certain angles there’s some Gary Busey in there as well
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From certain angles there’s some Gary Busey in there as well
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A greatly slimmed down (read: layoffs) Pitchfork is now a part of GQ Magazine.
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and maybe drummer dude from black keys.whatwouldcooleydo? wrote: ↑Sun Dec 03, 2023 9:57 pmBritt Daniel of Spoon looks like Nick Lowe, Steve Forbert, & a young Shane MacGowan had a love child
From certain angles there’s some Gary Busey in there as well
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Not sure where this should go so I guess that means it goes here.
Excellent column in the WaPo today about the joys of music, its place in our lives and its ability to link families and generations.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... 40104a9bc2
Excellent column in the WaPo today about the joys of music, its place in our lives and its ability to link families and generations.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... 40104a9bc2
What used to be is gone and what ought to be ought not to be so hard