dime in the gutter wrote:ray mckinnon was born to play a dying hank williams.

i thought the david fricke bloodkin boxset thing was just him being a smartass. saying he needed one to catch up on all the bloodkin he had missed. my memory is bad, tho. i could be making that up.

"In fact, this is their eighth - they debuted in 1994 with Good Luck Charm - and that doesn't include two solo outings by Hutchens, Bloodkins main songwriter, and six CD's of unreleased material dating back to 1988 coming in an imminent Bloodkin box set"

Smitty wrote:

dime in the gutter wrote:ray mckinnon was born to play a dying hank williams.

i thought the david fricke bloodkin boxset thing was just him being a smartass. saying he needed one to catch up on all the bloodkin he had missed. my memory is bad, tho. i could be making that up.

I just dug it up to check:

"In fact, this is their eighth - they debuted in 1994 with Good Luck Charm - and that doesn't include two solo outings by Hutchens, Bloodkins main songwriter, and six CD's of unreleased material dating back to 1988 coming in an imminent Bloodkin box set"

Kelly’s EP now available for download. Free!
Dear Friends,

So, for a while now Joey and I have been tossing around this idea of me recording a solo record. I am not the songwriting type, but I have friends of that sort who have, at one time or another, called Murfreesboro home. We asked a few of them to donate a song for our little project, and that’s how this EP came about. I can’t thank these guys enough for such awesome songs. We’ve been working on the record in bits and pieces over the last couple of months, and it’s as ready as it’ll ever be…and it’s free, y’all! Hope you enjoy. –Kelly


The songs:

“Happiness Looks Good On You” by Jason Yeary
“This Life of Ours” by James Jackson Toth
“Stone and Moss” by Casey Strength
“Temptation” by Kent Eugene Goolsby
“Alone At Night” by Keith Pratt
“Don’t Give Up On Me” by Joey Kneiser

The band:

Kelly Kneiser, Joey Kneiser, Shane Spresser, Keith Pratt, Bingham Barnes, Eric Giles.

Recorded by Joey Kneiser and Stephen Trageser at Shane’s House and Joey’s House.

Produced by Joey Kneiser

Mastered by Matthew Louis Pence

Rock Hall Nominees Include Tom Waits, Beastie Boys, Dr. John and Alice Cooper

Dr. John and Grandpa Elliot photo by Jeffrey Dupuis

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation has announced the list of artists who have been nominated for induction. Beastie Boys, Tom Waits, Neil Diamond, Dr. John, Alice Cooper and Bon Jovi are on the list of the artists in the mix for 2011 along with Chic, Donovan, J. Geils Band, LL Cool J, Darlene Love, Laura Nyro, Donna Summer, Joe Tex and Chuck Willis. Ballots will now be distributed to over 500 voters with the inductees announced in December. The 2011 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will take place on March 14, 2011 at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City.

Zip City wrote:Rush continues to be the Susan Lucci of the RnRHoF

Steve French wrote:

another Wax Audio mashup: Ghostbusters and Thunderstruck by Acca Dacca

Its gooooood, yo.

beantownbubba wrote:What did i ever see (or hear) in The Strokes?

beantownbubba wrote:What did i ever see (or hear) in The Strokes?

Clams wrote:Is there anything sweeter, more perfect or pure, than Emmylou's voice on Sweep Out the Ashes, That's All it Took and Hearts on Fire?

Clams wrote:Is there anything sweeter, more perfect or pure, than Emmylou's voice on Sweep Out the Ashes, That's All it Took and Hearts on Fire?

Clams wrote:Is there anything sweeter, more perfect or pure, than Emmylou's voice on Sweep Out the Ashes, That's All it Took and Hearts on Fire?

dime in the gutter wrote:didn't there used to be a thread on curtain call/final songs by artists?

ooh la la by faces.