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November 1998 :: Gear :: Fly Tulipwood and Fly Butternut ()
Fly Tulipwood and Fly Butternut Limited Edition Guitars Parker Parker Guitars is introducing two new Fly "Limited Edition" guitars. Every one will be autographed and numbered by Ken Parker. The Parker Fly Tulipwood model will be limited to 35 instruments, each constructed of a single, solid piece of ...
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avant-garde,experimental,French,Canada,post-rock,indie rock,post-funk,no wave,Le Fly Pan Am,N'ecoutez pas,Constellation,Aaron Shaul
FLY PAN AM N'ECOUTEZ PAS Constellation Fly Pan Am are the black sheep of the Constellation Records family. On a label know for its grudging resolution to face the horrors of the modern world head on, Pan Am strives for a block party at the end of the world. The dance floor battle largely consists of ...
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... ="/issues/july2003/musicReviews/musicM/ralphMyerzJackHerren.html" title="A Special Album (Emperor Norton). Review by Stein Haukland.">Ralph Myerz and the Jack Herren Band</a></td></tr> <tr><td class="t-closedCell"><a href="/issues/july2003/musicReviews/musicM/minibar.html" title="Fly Below the Radar ...
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Sheila Scoville discovers the great Townes Van Zandt through John Kruth's freewheeling new testament to the hard-luck cowboy junkie, folk balladeer, lyrical healer and misfit hellion. And that doesn't even begin to sum him up.
TO LIVE'S TO FLY: THE BALLAD OF THE LATE, GREAT TOWNES VAN ZANDT BY JOHN KRUTH De Capo Press Cowboy junkie, folk balladeer, lyrical healer, pre-punk performance artist, misfit hellion, yet another self-destructed country star, Townes Van Zandt sure had a knack for eluding definition. Back in the late ...
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November 1998 :: Music E-H :: The Fly-Rite Boys (James Mann)
The Fly-Rite Boys Big Sandy Presents the Fly-Rite Boys Hightone Finally stepping out of the big guy's shadow, the Fly-Rite Boys deliver an earful of hot sounds on their first solo disc. Anchored by the brilliant piano of Carl "Sonny" Leyland, this band proves that for swinging cowboy jazz, there ain ...
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Fly Below the Radar (Food Chain). Review by Sean Slone.
MINIBAR FLY BELOW THE RADAR Food Chain "Don't ask where I'm from / 'Cause I come from a past that's gone," raspy-voiced Minibar frontman Simon Petty sings on "Mill Smoke Black." And it's easy to hear the identity crisis in the band's sound. English expats who relocated to Los Angeles a few years ago ...
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Every month, I'll find myself attracted to a different type of music. Sometim...
BIG SANDY AND HIS FLY-RITE BOYS NIGHT TIDE Hightone Every month, I'll find myself attracted to a different type of music. Sometimes it's more towards the rock side, or the pop side. Some months I go digital, some I go ethnic. There's been soundtrack months, oldies months, unlistenable electronic icepick ...
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Fly on The Wall (Paydirt). Review by David Whited.
NELLY WILSON FLY ON THE WALL Paydirt For many bands, the sophomore release is a really tough one. The first release is an outpouring of a whole lifetime of experiences. How would you follow up with anything that would come even close? Of course -- for most bands -- the first release happens when the ...
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Time To Fly (The Music Cartel). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
SEA OF GREEN TIME TO FLY The Music Cartel How 'bout it?! A "stoner rock" record that doesn't rumble along at a uni-plod tempo!? Pretty novel idea, no? In Sea Of Green we find a trio capable of many moods (some airy), many tempos (most scrappy), and conspicuously devoid of a buttload of Monster Magnetisms ...
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Dive And Fly (Tntrees). Review by Chastity Carondelet.
JENNIFER DANIELS DIVE AND FLY Tntrees This is a frustrating album. There are flashes of something that may have been really good, but the rest of the record just doesn't work. A few songs on Dive And Fly have a strong Celtic flavor that brings Jennifer Daniels' songs to life, but the more traditional ...
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