> From: "Gene Good" > > Thanks,Cathy.That's great news on the John Wicks/Records release.Let us know > when it's out.Should be cool. > Nice of you to support your brother's band, > > > WORMSTEW (my brother Michael's band) My brother in a band? Yikes. That would surely scare everyone away. It's Spaz's brother who was playing Cathy > > > EUGENE EDWARDS > > > BARRY HOLDSHIP & ROBBIE RIST > > > JOHN WICKS AND THE RECORDS > > > >Just got back from this great show. Hey Spaz, good to see you again and > >thanks for putting this together. It's always alot of fun having an > >outdoor venue in really nice weather, a pleasant 72 degrees. Worstew had > >cool 80's sounding stuff, some of it was pretty punk. John Easedale also > >did a solo set. It was good see Barry play again. Dude, you need to do > >that more often (Ya Barry, I just called you dude ... :-) ) I always > >enjoy seeing Robbie doing solo sets. The highlight of the afternoon was > >John Wicks. I just love Starry Eyes. Rumor has it that his new album > >will be ready the very near future (within the next month or so) > > > >Cathy > >np: Love - Forever Changes > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------ > > Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2005 00:50:30 -0400 > From: Mike Nicholson > To: audities@smoe.org > Subject: Re: Tracie > Message-ID: > > > > I did a web search to see if I could find out whatever happened > >to Tracie Young... she sang on the Jam's last two singles, "The > >Bitterest Pill" and "Beat Surrender," and she had a Weller-produced > >album in '84 called FAR FROM THE HURTING KIND that was really much > >better than it had any right to be. > > > >I recall playing a cool tune from that album called "The House That > >Jack Built" while a college DJ. Is that album out on CD? She was > >indeed very cute, and a sweet voice. Thanks for the update Stewart. > > > > I actually saw Tracie play at Dingwalls in Camden Town in the summer > of '83. The Questions played a set and were her backing band for her > short set. She was wicked young even for me and I was a sprightly 20 > at the time. The Questions did a great version of "Groove Line". > Weller stood at the back of the club and oversaw the whole evening. I > think it was some sort of Jamming/Respond showcase. > > A couple weeks later I saw the very first Style Council show at a CND > Benefit festival. They were pelted with mud and fled the stage after > 2 songs. I generally find such behaviour rude, but I think the crowd > was on to something taht particular day. > > M > -- > __________________________________ > http://www.sparklefest.com > T-shirts, programs, CD's all on sale! > > ------------------------------ > > Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2005 16:14:18 -0400 > From: Richard Gagnon > To: audities@smoe.org > Subject: Getting the facts straight about CC > Message-ID: <086065a5adf6945bf526d654ce1f237c@aga.ca> > > First, Jaimie wrote: > > > what was C.C. Peniston doing on the first show....she never charted as > > a > > solo artist. > > > > To which, jb replied: > > > Not true--"Finally" was a top ten single in 1989. > > > > just getting the facts straight > > Speaking of getting the facts straight, it was in 1991. > > Then Jaimie responded: > > Not according to Joel Whitburn's "Top 40 Hits" book. Which chart would > it > have gone Top10? R & B maybe? Which would explain the holes in my memory > about her having a hit. > > She had three top 20 hits (Finally (#5), We got a love thang (#20), and > Keep on walkin' (#15)). > > Check under "P", not "C"! ;) > > Richard > > ------------------------------ > > Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2005 17:30:38 EDT > From: Popdude@aol.com > To: audities@smoe.org > Subject: Jack Lee/Peter Case in L.A. > Message-ID: <1a7.3955f99f.2fde037e@aol.com> > > Saw this tidbit on MySpace, so I thought I'd post it here... > > Record Release Party, Saturday June 18th at the Knitting Factory in > Hollywood.... > > $10/adv-$12/door > > Plastic Letters featuring: Peter Case (Nerves/Plimsouls), Jack Lee (Nerves), > Eddie Munoz (Plimsouls), and Nikki Corvette > > This set will include songs from the newly released album by Plastic > Letters: Don't tell your boyfriend, as well as a set of Nerves, Plimsouls, Beat, and > Nikki Corvette songs > > 1970's LA Punk Rock legends the Gears featuring ALL FOUR original members.. > also the Gears album Rocking at ground zero is 25 years old this month, and > all four original members haven't played together in 15 years! WOW! > > Knitting Factory > 7020 Hollywood Blvd. > Hollywood, CA 90028 > > Doors at 7:00, show at 7:30 > > Buy your tickets now online from _www.knittingfactory.com_ > (http://www.knittingfactory.com) or the day of the show at the box office > > John B. > > ------------------------------ > > End of audities-digest V3 #362 (10 msgs) > ********** >