Soul Music
Re: Panic Sucks?!?
Date: 1 Jul 2003 08:50:47 -0700Newsgroups: rec.music.phish
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"Mr. Joshua" <email-address-deleted> wrote in message news:<email-address-deleted>... > email-address-deleted (odibe mcdowell) wrote in > news:email-address-deleted: > > >> > >>Will everybody please relax if we amend the original poster's > >>statement to read: "Ain't no WHITE person got soul like JB!" > > > > well the color thing had little to do with it. i just typed the first > > names that came to mind when i thought of musicians with soul. but now > > that i think of it, it's much harder to specifically come up with > > white musicians who have soul. > > i'll start you off: SRV SRV for sure...I would say Jerry Garcia, Neil Young. Maybe Tom Petty, Van Morrison, and Lou Reed. I don't think you have to play jazz, blues, or funk to have soul, although I think the term "Soul" is just synonymous with those types of music, and those happen to be types of music dominated by African Americans. But you can't tell me that Jerry Garcia didn't have soul. For the record I like Panic quite a bit but not nearly as much as Phish, and that's why I'm not in a Panic news room right now. I think this all boils down to some kind of lame "competition" between fans of the two biggest jam bands right now. In my opinion the two bands have somewhat similar philosophies (and therefore somewhat similar fan bases) but they play very different music, so how can you really compare? All that matters is that we all get that great feeling that the original poster described...who cares about where we get it from?
