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Down to 38 degrees and raining here [Wilmington N.C.] yesterday [worse day
of winter this year] so i [for wayno] started planning for summer fishing trips. Have plenty of sardines and manhattans , my white buffalo [gmc van] has new shocks, will get new wading boots from waldo, so I am ready to go except--- My standard traveling cd collection is about worn out---Yanni,Hank Williams Sr.,Andrea Bocelli,John Tesh, and Leadbelly. Need something new. Big Dale and some of you long trip folks how about suggesting your top five selections for a 6000 mile trip to western clave. If anyone is interested in mailing me a cd copy of their favorites--i would be glad to pay your costs plus maybe the cost of a case of your favorite beer. Indian Joe--looking for the sun and some good sounds. |
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On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 13:56:35 GMT, "Joe McIntosh"
wrote: how about suggesting your top five selections for a 6000 mile trip to western clave. I always take plenty of JJ Cale, Keb' Mo', John Hiatt, Delbert McClinton, Taj Mahal, Ry Cooder, Little Feat, ... -- Charlie... |
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"Joe McIntosh" wrote in message ... If anyone is interested in mailing me a cd copy of their favorites--i would be glad to pay your costs plus maybe the cost of a case of your favorite beer. If you're interested and willing to email me a shipping address, a copy of Orchestra Baobab's 1982 studio session will be headed your way by the weekend. Somewhat different but very nice...your playlist leads me to believe that you might like this group from Senegal. Cheers, Bill |
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Joe McIntosh wrote Indian Joe--looking for the sun and some good sounds. the beach boys' "pet sounds"; neil young''s "decade"; linda ronstadt's early stuff, especially "simple dreams";the stones;springsteen;elton john; gordon lightfoot, "gord's gold"; roy orbison; the "layla" album; allman bros. band;early fleetwood mac; tom petty;joan baez, through "diamonds and rust"; bob dylan, through "blood on the tracks"; jackson browne; james taylor's first two efforts; dire straits; willie nelson; johnny cash; waylon jennings; george jones;dwight yoakum; lyle lovett's first album;and, of course, the fab four. that oughtta get you across the blue ridge... your friend in the piedmont wayno |
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From: "Wayne Harrison"
Joe McIntosh wrote Indian Joe--looking for the sun and some good sounds. the beach boys' "pet sounds"; neil young''s "decade"; linda ronstadt's early stuff, especially "simple dreams";the stones;springsteen;elton john; gordon lightfoot, "gord's gold"; roy orbison; the "layla" album; allman bros. band;early fleetwood mac; tom petty;joan baez, through "diamonds and rust"; bob dylan, through "blood on the tracks"; jackson browne; james taylor's first two efforts; dire straits; willie nelson; johnny cash; waylon jennings; george jones;dwight yoakum; lyle lovett's first album;and, of course, the fab four. You forgot Emmylou Harris, and Highway 101(with Paulette Carlson) George Adams "All good fishermen stay young until they die, for fishing is the only dream of youth that doth not grow stale with age." ---- J.W Muller |
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"George Adams" wrote You forgot Emmylou Harris, yes, and even a merciful deity might strike me dead for such a grievous omission. "boulder to birmingham" might be the most sublime sad song i ever heard. yfitons wayno |
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"George Adams" wrote You forgot Emmylou Harris, yes, and even a merciful deity might strike me dead for such a grievous omission. "boulder to birmingham" might be the most sublime sad song i ever heard. The Joan Baez version is good, too. Great song. Here are some of my Emmylou favorites, in no particular order: born to run blue kentucky girl even cowgirls get the blues heaven only knows love is heartbreak girl a river for him if you were a bluebird too far gone sleepless nights for no one queen of the silver dollar boulder to birmingham mister sandman hello stranger wrecking ball goodbye blackhawk -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
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"Warren" wrote in message ... ojunk wrote... You forgot Emmylou Harris, and Highway 101(with Paulette Carlson) And he forgot Disturbed, Trapped, StaticX, Drowning Pool, Rob Zombie, Rage Against the Machine, Nickleback, Sum 41, Social Distortion, Insane Clown Posse, Ramstein, Kid Rock, and a few others too. ` rebellious child! have you no taste? yfitons wayno |
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Joe McIntosh wrote: If anyone is interested in mailing me a cd copy of their favorites--i would be glad to pay your costs plus maybe the cost of a *case* of your favorite beer. hell, for a case of my favorite bear, i'll buy you a cd and drive it to wilmington. jeff (rogue honey cream ale will do for starters...) |
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hell, for a case of my favorite bear, i'll buy you a cd and drive it to
wilmington. Hmm, I hope thats not an endangered bear. By the way, just picked up a CCR 3 CD anthology set. Sat out in the truck and listened for 15 minutes after coming home from the grocery store. -- Frank Reid Reverse email to reply |
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"Lennie Richardson" wrote in message . com... "Wayne Harrison" wrote in message ... tasty list snipped that oughtta get you across the blue ridge... your friend in the piedmont wayno One of my traditions is to listen to some Copland, especially "Appalachian Spring", as I pass over the Blue Ridge. Then I ease back into some baroque, and next flip in "Never Mind the ******** Here's the Sex Pistols". Then I turn on the AM radio and search the dial for traditionally black gospel stations. I can listen to them for hours. But every trip over two hours begins with the remixed version of "Who's Next". Except for Warren's suggestions, and Uncle Wayno's inclusion of Roy Orbison, and the Beach Boys, ya'll have put together a fine list of music. You are, however, lacking in one of my,(being a Detroit girl), favorite genres- Motown. And let's not forget R&B. Great drivin' and singin' music Snake- love that Marvin Gaye..... |
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damn...ever since the camping trauma on hazel creek, i get pure vexed up
and often confuse my beers with bears. jeff, a/k/a "flatus aurelius" (who, after consuming beer, becomes quite unbearable... am i making scents?) Frank Reid wrote: hell, for a case of my favorite bear, i'll buy you a cd and drive it to wilmington. Hmm, I hope thats not an endangered bear. By the way, just picked up a CCR 3 CD anthology set. Sat out in the truck and listened for 15 minutes after coming home from the grocery store. |
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"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message ... tasty list snipped that oughtta get you across the blue ridge... your friend in the piedmont wayno One of my traditions is to listen to some Copland, especially "Appalachian Spring", as I pass over the Blue Ridge. Then I ease back into some baroque, and next flip in "Never Mind the ******** Here's the Sex Pistols". Then I turn on the AM radio and search the dial for traditionally black gospel stations. I can listen to them for hours. But every trip over two hours begins with the remixed version of "Who's Next". |
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CCR, Pink Floyd, and Frank Zappa will entertain you and you will gain some
education at the same time. |
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"DW Dawg" wrote... CCR, Pink Floyd, and Frank Zappa will entertain you and you will gain some education at the same time. Like "Brown Shoes Don't Make It"? -- TL, Tim http://css.sbcma.com/timj |
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In article WTZRb.2462$fZ6.89@lakeread06, d
says... damn...ever since the camping trauma on hazel creek, i get pure vexed up and often confuse my beers with bears. If you twist its top off with your bare hands and consume the contents, it's probably a bear. If it does that to you, it's most likely a bear. HTH, Kevin |
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D'oh! Let's try that again: If you twist its top off with your bare hands and consume the contents, it's probably a beer. If it does that to you, it's most likely a bear. I was starting to wonder if that was either the Miller Barebeerbear Virus or just senility. BSEG -- Warren (use troutbum_mt (at) yahoo to reply via email) For Conclave Info: http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt...nConclave.html |
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On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 04:21:50 GMT, "Tim J."
wrote: "DW Dawg" wrote... CCR, Pink Floyd, and Frank Zappa will entertain you and you will gain some education at the same time. Like "Brown Shoes Don't Make It"? Like "Joe's Garage"! |
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I was starting to wonder if that was either the Miller Barebeerbear
Virus or just senility. BSEG Whippersnapper! Throw a Bud at him and stick him in Country Bear Jamboree for 24 hours. -- Frank Reid Reverse email to reply |
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"Greg Pavlov" wrote in message ... On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 20:51:11 -0500, "SnakeFiddler" wrote: Except for Warren's suggestions, and Uncle Wayno's inclusion of Roy Orbison, How can anyone not like Roy Orbison ? By possessing good taste in music ;} How about a little good jazz in there, like Miles Davis, John Coltrane, or my girl, Billie Holiday- well maybe not Billie while your driving. You might take a notion to drive yourself off a cliff! Snake- |
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you've been to hazel creek with wolfgang and bob patton too?
jeff Kevin Vang wrote: In article WTZRb.2462$fZ6.89@lakeread06, d says... damn...ever since the camping trauma on hazel creek, i get pure vexed up and often confuse my beers with bears. If you twist its top off with your bare hands and consume the contents, it's probably a *bear*. If it does that to you, it's most likely a bear. HTH, Kevin |
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"Warren" wrote in message ... wrote... Except for Warren's suggestions, Hey now! Open your sock drawer and impale yourself! g -- Warren (how was that for a polite "Go **** yourself"? :-) (use troutbum_mt (at) yahoo to reply via email) For Conclave Info: http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt3/MadisonConclave. Warren Wrote: Open your sock drawer and impale yourself! Cleverly composed Warren, but I don't plan on making any road trips in the near future, so, NO! Snakefiddler- ;-) |
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"Jeff Miller" wrote in message news:WTZRb.2462$fZ6.89@lakeread06... damn...ever since the camping trauma on hazel creek, i get pure vexed up and often confuse my beers with bears. jeff, a/k/a "flatus aurelius" (who, after consuming beer, becomes quite unbearable... am i making scents?) No sweat, Jeff, no one with any sense at all expects someone named Miller to know the difference between zymurgy and zoology. :) Wolfgang i'm from milwaukee and i ought'a know. |
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Glad no one staying at the NC cabin named Debby Boone's "you light up my life"
and any Laurence Welk stuff. Lou T |
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"Kevin Vang" wrote If you twist its top off with your bare hands and consume the contents, it's probably a bear. If it does that to you, it's most likely a bear. HTH, Kevin D'oh! Let's try that again: hilarious, though no doubt extremely frustrating. yfitons wayno (i laughed to the point of exhaustion) |
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"Jeff Miller" wrote in message news:0m6Sb.4198$fZ6.3010@lakeread06... you've been to hazel creek with wolfgang and bob patton too? jeff A point of clarification; it was the general who evinced an eagerness to twist the head off that bear, whilst I damned near did the same to my own in searching for the brute as it was stalking us. :( Wolfgang lions and tigers...... |
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Wayno had some great suggestions, but I would have to include some others as
well .Among these would be Jimi Hendrix...I love starting out the day by listening his concerts stuff before daybreak.for some great boot scooting music you might try Merle Haggard's Live at Billy Bob's Texas CD. I also like a little rock a billy, so I would add the archive CD of The Stray Cats ( you gotta love cut 14 Fishnet stockings).I would also include some Grateful Dead such as the old live album which starts with Bertha and includes Me&My Uncle, Big Boss Man, and Me & Bobby Mcgee. As flyfishermen, you gota have some Jimmy Buffett...Songs You Know By Heart is a good one. For another flyfisherman my I suggest Crossroads II by Eric Clapton which is 4 CD set of stuff recorded live in the 70"s. As a Texas boy, you need more stuff from our great state such as the ZZ Top Six Pack which is their first 6 albums, anything by SRV, and some Flatlanders and Joe Ely. If this list seems long, so is the trip. Seems like I brought 45 CDs to Waldo's Spring Fling. It takes me 3 days to drive to West Yellowstone from Dallas and I live a hell of a long way from Indian Joe. Big Dale Big Dale |
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"Kevin Vang" wrote in message ... If you twist its top off with your bare hands and consume the contents, it's probably a [black] bear. If it does that to you, it's most likely a [grizzly] bear. Ed. |
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Joe McIntosh wrote:
My standard traveling cd collection is about worn out---Yanni,Hank Williams Sr.,Andrea Bocelli,John Tesh, and Leadbelly. Need something new. Big Dale and some of you long trip folks how about suggesting your top five selections for a 6000 mile trip to western clave. Oscar Peterson's jam at Montreux '77 makes a fine addition to any "to the river" mix, and Professor Longhair to the "going home" collection. JR (who never thought he'd live to read ".....John Tesh, and Leadbelly" but is kinda glad he did). |
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Jeff Miller wrote in news:WTZRb.2462$fZ6.89
@lakeread06: damn...ever since the camping trauma on hazel creek, i get pure vexed up and often confuse my beers with bears. A German tour guide in Tubingen once told the tour group I was on about how the moat that surrounded a certain castle wouldn't hold water, so they filled it with beers. Scott |
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"Lat705" wrote in message ... Glad no one staying at the NC cabin named Debby Boone's "you light up my life" and any Laurence Welk stuff. Lou T Actually, someone ought to make a "Worst of All Time" music CD for the clave, just to see who: a) gets caught tapping their foot b) is the first to lose their cool and frisbee the disk into the river c) blurts out "Hey, I like that song! What's it doing on this CD?" d) gets caught singing along with the correct words Whoever loses by being caught doing one of the above has to do something embarrasing... --riverman |
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"Scott Seidman" wrote in message . 1.4... Jeff Miller wrote in news:WTZRb.2462$fZ6.89 @lakeread06: damn...ever since the camping trauma on hazel creek, i get pure vexed up and often confuse my beers with bears. A German tour guide in Tubingen once told the tour group I was on about how the moat that surrounded a certain castle wouldn't hold water, so they filled it with beers. Counterproductive. If you want to keep people OUT, it were better to fill it with bears. Wolfgang |
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"riverman" wrote in message ... "Lat705" wrote in message ... Glad no one staying at the NC cabin named Debby Boone's "you light up my life" and any Laurence Welk stuff. Lou T Actually, someone ought to make a "Worst of All Time" music CD for the clave, just to see who: a) gets caught tapping their foot b) is the first to lose their cool and frisbee the disk into the river c) blurts out "Hey, I like that song! What's it doing on this CD?" d) gets caught singing along with the correct words Whoever loses by being caught doing one of the above has to do something embarrasing... Superfluous. Anyone caught doing one of the above already HAS done something embarrassing. Wolfgang who will not be bringing any of his william shatner cds to any future claves. |
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bruiser wrote:
Tony Rice, Alison Kraus (Two Highways or New Favorite or Live), Robert Earl Keen, Neko Case. Derailers. LUCINDA. A man who knows what to capitalize. But is she skagged entirely out now or what? Took me five listens before her last CD sounded quite right, and even now a couple four beers don't hurt to get in the right mood. I'd put the first CD and Car Wheels on any road mix, and parts of later ones, but after a good skunking the last one might make me want to drive the rig into a bridge piling..... JR |
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On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 20:51:11 -0500, "SnakeFiddler"
wrote: And let's not forget R&B. King Floyd, Bobby Blue Bland, Curtis Mayfield, Isley Brothers, Jackie Wilson, The Pointer Sisters, Slim Harpo and Chris Kenner are all on my playlist. I have about 30 mix CD's I used to use but any more I just use my laptop and a cassette adapter for road music. -- Charlie... |
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