>Thought i'd chime in on those yellow pills comps. my fav by far has to be a
song  from the 7" that came out once. Some Sunny Day by Warren and Sullivan.
I >think their from St. Louis. Is one of them a writer perhaps?

Some Sunny Day was co-written by Brent Warren, a friend of mine. It indeed
is a great song. Brent used to live in Ohio, but he has moved to New
England. As far as I know he has quit making and writing music,
disillusioned by the Biz and contemporary music. And I mean really
disillusioned, almost bitter. Every time we talked about music that
bitterness showed. I tried to get him into the Not Lame kind of music that
is around today, but unfortunately, I couldn't convince him that there still
is some great music out there; you only have to know where to look (Not Lame
for instance) to find it.

Patrick Beckers


----- Original Message -----
From: "Tim Leonard" <timleonard2004@yahoo.com>
To: <audities@smoe.org>
Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 6:43 PM
Subject: yellow pills


> Thought i'd chime in on those yellow pills comps. my fav by far has to be
a song  from the 7" that came out once. Some Sunny Day by Warren and
Sullivan. I think their from St. Louis. Is one of them a writer perhaps?
Blue Summer by Cherry Twister is a close second.
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> I too was only able to check one IPO show in SF. WC and the DK'S were
awesome. CVS was swell as allways Good to see the Coxes, Linda T and Wade.
also to meet Jeff Shelton
> The real treat for me was to meet Ken Stringfellow at another gig later
that night across town. Chatted easily for at least 40 mins. The  kicker was
i invited him to the restaraunt that I manage in the Napa valley the next
night and he showed up!!!  Got to hang for another 1/2 hour or so. Couldnt
meet a nicer guy.
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> P.S. To Anna - The Eugene Edwards CD is super. Keep up the good work !!!!
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