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I believe that is in Boston on or about 1971 - CK
Mr. P ~ said:Also you could say 1972 because she is playing a D-25 or a D-30.....not yet stinking ritch!!!
Mr. P ~ said:Also you could say 1972 because she is playing a D-25 or a D-30.....not yet stinking ritch!!!
plaidseason said:One note, is there some rule that Cheryl Crow must take part in any and all tribute shows and albums?
Mr. P ~ said:plaidseason said:One note, is there some rule that Cheryl Crow must take part in any and all tribute shows and albums?
Apparently that is true but I can't find the actual rule!!
Graham said:Mr. P ~ said:plaidseason said:One note, is there some rule that Cheryl Crow must take part in any and all tribute shows and albums?
Apparently that is true but I can't find the actual rule!!
I think I found it.
[IMG:500:500]http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r126/Graham_61/Misc/ccrow.jpg[/img]
You might have to click on it to read it better, but I think this is the book.
Graham
Blackfire said:Bruce Springstein should have just sat there and had dinner.
Blackfire said:I thought the voice of the little chick was too loud and her twangy voice sounds like an affectation. She sings a false nasal sort of half-falsetto so she can appear "Dixie". I don't recall that the Carter Family had to do this. Somehow modern country means twang. If you don't twang, you are a folk singer.