...Jill Dobson would most
definitely "hot" in a "cool"
concert tee-shirt and
jeans!!!
I'd like to see that.
Really, though, if you look
at the "jam-band" genre (and
pass-over DMB) many of these
artists survive off of the
shows mainly and just a
loyal audience buying the
records which is not like
(puke) J.T.
Staring with the Grateful
Dead (whose record label
hated them because they
could not capitalize off of
the popularity through
"shifting units"), jam-band
fans would rather go to a
show and tape and trade or
buy bootleg tapes than buy
records put out by one of
the big labels.
The last few CDs I
bought? ...Thelonious Monk
(a compilation) purchased at
Starbucks, Ryan Adams Easy
Tiger purchased at
Starbucks, Wilco Sky Blue
Sky purchased at Starbucks,
The Grateful Dead (a
compilation) purchased at
Starbucks.
I haven't paid attention to
the "Billboard Charts" in
years.
And, wow, last night I was
hanging out in the personal
studio of Michael Glaibicki
and the songs he has
recorded blew-me-away. Not
only is he perfecting his
craft as a singer, song
writer, musician (playing
all of the instruments for
his solo stuff) but also as
an engineer, and producer =
the three songs he played
which trumped anything I've
suffered through on
mainstream-commercial-radio
lately were totally
completed by himself.
I really dig it.
Best of Pittsburgh's
Rusted ROSES,
"John French" / John Alan
Conte Jr.
Everyday There's
Something 2008
StrawHat Productions