Re: Most Politically-Incorrect gospel song of all time ... now available ...

Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 03:32:09 GMT
Newsgroups: alt.music.country.classic
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"Dan Cutrer" <email-address-deleted> wrote in message
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> "Neil Rossi" <email-address-deleted> wrote in message
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> > Dan may be slightly biased (<G>) but here's an independent assessment:
> > This is a great group if you love classic country music. I don't know
> > where he finds all those rare live tracks, but get on over there and
> > have a listen!
> >
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> > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/greatcountry/
> >
> Thanks for the kind words. Just uploaded a tribute to Bill Carlisle,
along
> with classic Molly O'Day, the original "Family Bible", others ...
>
Sorry, Neil, intended the above to be a private email. We've spread onto
three greatcountry groups, each with a dozen or more mp3's that you won't
find at most record stores, e.g., Jimmy Day Live in Berlin playing "Danny
Boy", original demos for several classics, the first song Donny Lytle
(later Donny Young, then Johnny Paycheck) ever recorded (with Roger Miller),
etc. And, just for the fun of it, the original Archie Campbell
"Cockfight." greatcountry2 has a song Billy Grammer cut for a label that
never got off the ground that's especially appropriate, "Unknown Soldier."
Billy, who has recovered nicely from emergency heart surgery, doesn't see
so well, but tells me he hopes to be in Turkey, TX in late April for Bob
Wills Day, he's written a song about Bob and Turkey. Billy says he only
did the song once on the Friday Night Frolics, but he's had questions about
it through the decades. It's available to the public for the first time
ever, free. As are the rest of the tunes.
Click on the above link to join us.