I know! I thought for sure I owned it. I may. It may just be that I haven't imported whatever CD I have it on. I bought an external hard drive and I'm going to have to start transferring stuff to it. I meant to use it for applications and keep the music on the computer, but my install discs have gotten misplace (or ganked) during construction. What to do, what to do...
Meanwhile I want to pronounce that the version of "'Tain't What You Do" by The Ramblers is made by the cheesy organ they use in it.
Well, it's up at Buffistarawk now. Plus "Can't Be Still" also by Booker T. & the MGs.
Got back from KC last night. Four hours later it was back to Boston. 20 hours later it's bedtime. Met Iris D. Not much to tell, but I'll tell it later. Just popping in to ask tina if she knows Luke Stone. Name sounds vaguely familiar, but I don't know anything about him except that his parents live in the house between my cousins-in-law and Iris (who's married to Greg Brown; I know I've heard that name around here.) Anyway, Daddy Luke said Stone fils is well known in Lawrence, so I thought of tina.
One of these days I'll finish my liners & post them. Be well, my friends.
Met Iris D.
Cooooooool!!!!
Did you meet Greg Brown too? (He's JZ's favorite.)
Incidentally, expect an email from my gmail address (hecubot) shortly.
Welcome back.
Did you meet Greg Brown too? (He's JZ's favorite.)
He was on tour. She said having her first husband on tour with her (he managed her) convinced her that it was a bit too close for comfort.
You'll probably bump up against my email filter, but I'll fix it tomorrow. Gotta go home now. "Home," of course.
Thanks, David. I haven't been there in so long that I'll have to look up in my Gmail account and see if I still have the password somewhere.
Successfully downloaded. Thanks, Hec!
Glad you got to meet Iris D., joe. But the important questions remain: Did you get some good KC bbq? If so, where? If not, why the hell not?
Just popping in to ask tina if she knows Luke Stone.
Luke Stone was entering the Lawrence hippie-ish/jam-band scene (though technically, I don't know that that is the kind of music he plays) right as I was exiting so I've never heard his music but have definitely heard of him.
More from CD Baby:
Multi-instrumentalist and composer Luke Stone has been an active member of the Kansas City/Lawrence music scene for over 9 years. Luke's inherent love for music started with a musical family -- his grandfather attended Juilliard, his grandmother is a professional pianist, and his mother sings with both the Kansas City Lyric Opera and Kansas City Chorale. At age 13, he started playing his mom's guitar, and shortly after began playing drum set, influenced by his peers and bands such as Mahavishnu Orchestra, Weather Report, Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, Phish, Herbie Hancock, Jimi Hendrix and many more. In school, Luke studied drum set with Doug Auwarter and played percussion with the marching, symphonic, and jazz bands and later earned a college music scholarship in St. Joseph Missouri. In 1998, eager to put his academic studies into use, Luke moved to Lawrence Kansas to pursue music. Collaborating with local musicians, he founded the Stoneband, which has since found a receptive audience and embarked on small regional tours. With Stoneband, Luke has shared the stage with many prominent musicians, including Widespread Panic, Jazz Mandolin Project, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, Robert Walter's 20th Congress, Schleigho and others. In addition to performing, Luke is also a competent recording engineer. Since 2003, he has self-produced and engineered two solo CD’s of all original compositions which are available via his website. The jazz-funk-fusion sound of both CD’s feature Luke playing all of the instruments with the exception of saxophone, and some keyboard and guitar leads. Visit Stoneband.com for the latest news and info on the music of Luke Stone.
Sounds like you enjoyed ol' KC, Joe.
Saw the new Dresden Dolls album out yesterday.
Does anybody have an opinion on Neko Case's Fox Confessor?
