Comments for The Stonewailer http://thestonewailer.com Live.Indie.Music. Sun, 06 Jul 2008 19:45:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 Comment on Michael Hurley’s Ancestral Swamp reviewed by Stephen http://thestonewailer.com/michael-hurleys-ancestral-swamp-reviewed/#comment-363 Stephen Sat, 05 Apr 2008 11:33:51 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/michael-hurleys-ancestral-swamp-reviewed/#comment-363 As I'm sure the Doc knows well (and I'm very surprised you don't), Knockando is a Scots whisky, named for the Banff village that's home to the distillery. Cnoc-an-dhu is gaelic for 'little black hill' and shows the correct pronunciation pretty well; the 'knock' rhymes with 'Snock'! But the idiomatic English 'No can do' is a nice touch anyway. Thanks for an interesting review; I was particularly pleased when this came out on vinyl, and not only for the great Boone image on the back cover that doesn't make it to the CD package. I must say though that I prefer the Armchair Boogie version of Light Green Fellow to the one on offer here. As I’m sure the Doc knows well (and I’m very surprised you don’t), Knockando is a Scots whisky, named for the Banff village that’s home to the distillery. Cnoc-an-dhu is gaelic for ‘little black hill’ and shows the correct pronunciation pretty well; the ‘knock’ rhymes with ‘Snock’! But the idiomatic English ‘No can do’ is a nice touch anyway.
Thanks for an interesting review; I was particularly pleased when this came out on vinyl, and not only for the great Boone image on the back cover that doesn’t make it to the CD package.
I must say though that I prefer the Armchair Boogie version of Light Green Fellow to the one on offer here.

]]> Comment on A new Carpenter by Acoustical Carpenters is here to save the world » Blog Archive » Fast Friday links http://thestonewailer.com/a-new-carpenter/#comment-246 Acoustical Carpenters is here to save the world » Blog Archive » Fast Friday links Fri, 14 Mar 2008 18:27:17 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/a-new-carpenter/#comment-246 [...] http://thestonewailer.com/a-new-carpenter/(May 3, White Eagle) Growing up in northeastern Ohio, Shayla Carpenter whittled her music into a sound that is equal parts acoustic, soul, and sultry folk. Her MySpace profile touts that her sound is a cross between Alana Davis, … [...] […] http://thestonewailer.com/a-new-carpenter/(May 3, White Eagle) Growing up in northeastern Ohio, Shayla Carpenter whittled her music into a sound that is equal parts acoustic, soul, and sultry folk. Her MySpace profile touts that her sound is a cross between Alana Davis, … […]

]]> Comment on If somone you love is dabbling in crappy music by Ste. Goldie http://thestonewailer.com/if-somone-you-love-is-dabbling-in-crappy-music/#comment-232 Ste. Goldie Thu, 21 Feb 2008 07:31:08 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/if-somone-you-love-is-dabbling-in-crappy-music/#comment-232 again, thank you. again, thank you.

]]> Comment on Musicians and artists rely on MySpace to market music by Ste. Goldie http://thestonewailer.com/musicians-and-artists-rely-on-myspace-to-market-music/#comment-226 Ste. Goldie Wed, 20 Feb 2008 04:28:17 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/musicians-and-artists-rely-on-myspace-to-market-music/#comment-226 I love this. I love this.

]]> Comment on Nashville’s Jason Ricci: Not your grandpa’s bluesman (sample tracks) by Utahpolis http://thestonewailer.com/nashvilles-jason-ricci-not-your-grandpas-bluesman/#comment-220 Utahpolis Tue, 19 Feb 2008 19:12:57 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/nashvilles-jason-ricci-not-your-grandpas-bluesman/#comment-220 Catch Jason Ricci at The Dame in Lexington, KY on Wednesday, February 20th. www.dameky.com Catch Jason Ricci at The Dame in Lexington, KY on Wednesday, February 20th.

www.dameky.com

]]> Comment on Nashville’s Jason Ricci: Not your grandpa’s bluesman (sample tracks) by John http://thestonewailer.com/nashvilles-jason-ricci-not-your-grandpas-bluesman/#comment-142 John Mon, 21 Jan 2008 06:32:28 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/nashvilles-jason-ricci-not-your-grandpas-bluesman/#comment-142 Tony Engelhart is the best writer you have. His stories are always entertaining, insiteful and well written. Tony Engelhart is the best writer you have. His stories are always entertaining, insiteful and well written.

]]> Comment on Harlem Shakes and White Rabbits dazzle at Bowery Ballroom (sample tracks) by Jane http://thestonewailer.com/harlem-shakes-and-white-rabbits-dazzle-at-bowery-ballroom-sample-tracks/#comment-61 Jane Fri, 04 Jan 2008 02:16:34 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/harlem-shakes-and-white-rabbits-dazzle-at-bowery-ballroom-sample-tracks/#comment-61 <p>Great review. Liz Levine has a great gift of description.</p> Great review. Liz Levine has a great gift of description.

]]> Comment on Take that, “best of” list for 2007! by thestonewailer http://thestonewailer.com/take-that-best-of-list-for-2007/#comment-60 thestonewailer Thu, 03 Jan 2008 21:08:16 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/take-that-best-of-list-for-2007/#comment-60 This is from Phil Favorite of The Lonesomes: PHILLY’S FAVORITES OF 2007 Hey y'all, Phil here, just chiming in to say Happy New Year. We Lonesomes have been chillin' since our year-ending show at Mt. Tabor Legacy here in P-town. Thanks to all who came out to support us this year, our best yet. Lots of great shows and great fun. Really looking forward to playing for you all in '08. Since we normally post a "What We're Listing To" blog quarterly here at MySpace, I thought it might be fun to clue you in on my favorite 10 albums of the year. For the record, I listen to a lot of new music but not nearly enough to feel complete, especially around this time of year when everybody's posting their faves from the year. It's an ongoing process, and catching up to last year's best stuff is a ritual for the early part of every new year. For example, my sister Mary Beth got me the new Patti Griffin for Christmas and it's mezmorizing. Mark Z. from the band was playing me the new Springsteen in his truck on our way back from fishing yesterday and that sounded amazing. And Robyn the drummer made me a copy of the Betty Lavette record from last year that's earning big kudos, but I haven't had a chance to sink my teeth in yet. So you see . . . On the buying front, there are always some I take a pass on and regret. I never could quite commit to the new Dinosaur Jr. record though my rich history with the band warranted at least a little love. Alas, it showed up in Pitchfork's top 10 for the year, and I still haven't heard it. As usual, I bought a ton of vinyl this year and was loving the movement toward free downloads, led by the indie labels. Let's hope the majors pick up on the trend in 2008. And I should mention that living in Portland, there are just so many amazing local artists who put out great records this year that I could never hear them all or give them the credit they deserve. Last week, our local weekly, Willamette Week, did a piece on the best local releases and it must have covered 30 records. Many of those I heard and truly enjoyed, but I'll skip 'em for my best of list; hard to qualify those records against the giants of indie rock.. Anyways, without further adieu, and with apologies to Spoon, Okkervil River, Lifesavas, the New Pornographers, the Fiery Furncaces, Wilco, Son Volt and especially Band of Horses, here's my favorites of 2007: 1. The National, Boxer: This record got stronger the more I played it, never got old, and kept revealing cool moments with repeated plays. Really, really strong songwriting, beautifully presented by the band. And I love that Matt dude's voice. Favorite song: Ada 2. Mark Olson, Salavation Blues: Nobody twists a phrase or melody like this man; a welcome return to the studio and a nice break from the Creekdippers stuff with some standard instrumentation. These songs get under the skin and into the veins. Glorious. Favorite song: National Express 3. Jason Isbell, Sirens of the Ditch: Years in the making, this debut solo effort from the former DBT exhibits the young man's extraordinary songwriting skills and enormous musical talent. Not quite note perfect, but for a debut, simply stunning. Favorite song: Grown 4. Ryan Adams, Easy Tiger: Let it be known that I loved the two Cardinals records from 2005, so I don't consider this some return to form. It's simply another stellar effort by the the freshly clean-and-sober whipping boy of alt-country. Favorite song: Everybody Knows 5. Iron and Wine, The Shepherd's Dog:: Though I had a hunch I would love this record, since I love everything Sam Beam has done so far, this effort had him painting with new colors and striking true chords throughout. Favorite song: Resurrection Fern 6. The Sadies, New Seasons: Produced by Gary Louris, I was expecting this to sound glossy and poppy like a late-model Jayhawks record. Instead, the record is true to the Sadies sound and probably their best collection of tunes since 2001's Tremendous Efforts. A tremendous effort indeed. Favorite song: The Trial. 7. Arcade Fire, Neon Bible: No matter which weird way they dressed these songs up, at the root of each is a dude with his guitar, and the dude is a great songwriter. This record had me transfixed for about six weeks. Favorite song: (Antichrist Television Blues) 8.The Shins, Wincing the Night Away: This came out last year, right? Early-in-the-year release still holds its fine form into early 2008. Well worth the long wait since the last record. Favorite song: Turn On Me 9. White Stripes, Icky Thump: Listening to this, I can't help but picture Jack White flying around the studio, tracking crazy parts and mixing them in a frantic rush to see how fast he can make a great album. Three weeks, I'm told. Awesome. Favorite song: You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do As You're Told) 10. Richmond Fontaine, Thirteen Cities: Also released last January, this record sort of got lost in the mix of year-end bests, especially since it came out in Europe in late 2006. The usual amazing stuff from Portland's best band. Favorite Song: The Kid from Belmont Street. Best Concert of the Year My Morning Jacket at Crystal Ballroom in January: Simply put, this is the best show I've seen in the millennium. As a field trip, our band went together and all we could say was, "Wow!" Honorable mention: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit at Dante's in August and North Twin at Dante's in November. That's it for now, folks. Who got left out? Chime in with your recommendations. Peace/Philly/Lonesomes This is from Phil Favorite of The Lonesomes:

PHILLY’S FAVORITES OF 2007

Hey y’all,

Phil here, just chiming in to say Happy New Year. We Lonesomes have been chillin’ since our year-ending show at Mt. Tabor Legacy here in P-town. Thanks to all who came out to support us this year, our best yet. Lots of great shows and great fun. Really looking forward to playing for you all in ‘08.

Since we normally post a “What We’re Listing To” blog quarterly here at MySpace, I thought it might be fun to clue you in on my favorite 10 albums of the year. For the record, I listen to a lot of new music but not nearly enough to feel complete, especially around this time of year when everybody’s posting their faves from the year. It’s an ongoing process, and catching up to last year’s best stuff is a ritual for the early part of every new year.

For example, my sister Mary Beth got me the new Patti Griffin for Christmas and it’s mezmorizing. Mark Z. from the band was playing me the new Springsteen in his truck on our way back from fishing yesterday and that sounded amazing. And Robyn the drummer made me a copy of the Betty Lavette record from last year that’s earning big kudos, but I haven’t had a chance to sink my teeth in yet. So you see . . .

On the buying front, there are always some I take a pass on and regret. I never could quite commit to the new Dinosaur Jr. record though my rich history with the band warranted at least a little love. Alas, it showed up in Pitchfork’s top 10 for the year, and I still haven’t heard it.

As usual, I bought a ton of vinyl this year and was loving the movement toward free downloads, led by the indie labels. Let’s hope the majors pick up on the trend in 2008.

And I should mention that living in Portland, there are just so many amazing local artists who put out great records this year that I could never hear them all or give them the credit they deserve. Last week, our local weekly, Willamette Week, did a piece on the best local releases and it must have covered 30 records. Many of those I heard and truly enjoyed, but I’ll skip ‘em for my best of list; hard to qualify those records against the giants of indie rock..

Anyways, without further adieu, and with apologies to Spoon, Okkervil River, Lifesavas, the New Pornographers, the Fiery Furncaces, Wilco, Son Volt and especially Band of Horses, here’s my favorites of 2007:

1. The National, Boxer: This record got stronger the more I played it, never got old, and kept revealing cool moments with repeated plays. Really, really strong songwriting, beautifully presented by the band. And I love that Matt dude’s voice. Favorite song: Ada

2. Mark Olson, Salavation Blues: Nobody twists a phrase or melody like this man; a welcome return to the studio and a nice break from the Creekdippers stuff with some standard instrumentation. These songs get under the skin and into the veins. Glorious. Favorite song: National Express

3. Jason Isbell, Sirens of the Ditch: Years in the making, this debut solo effort from the former DBT exhibits the young man’s extraordinary songwriting skills and enormous musical talent. Not quite note perfect, but for a debut, simply stunning. Favorite song: Grown

4. Ryan Adams, Easy Tiger: Let it be known that I loved the two Cardinals records from 2005, so I don’t consider this some return to form. It’s simply another stellar effort by the the freshly clean-and-sober whipping boy of alt-country. Favorite song: Everybody Knows

5. Iron and Wine, The Shepherd’s Dog:: Though I had a hunch I would love this record, since I love everything Sam Beam has done so far, this effort had him painting with new colors and striking true chords throughout. Favorite song: Resurrection Fern

6. The Sadies, New Seasons: Produced by Gary Louris, I was expecting this to sound glossy and poppy like a late-model Jayhawks record. Instead, the record is true to the Sadies sound and probably their best collection of tunes since 2001’s Tremendous Efforts. A tremendous effort indeed. Favorite song: The Trial.

7. Arcade Fire, Neon Bible: No matter which weird way they dressed these songs up, at the root of each is a dude with his guitar, and the dude is a great songwriter. This record had me transfixed for about six weeks. Favorite song: (Antichrist Television Blues)

8.The Shins, Wincing the Night Away: This came out last year, right? Early-in-the-year release still holds its fine form into early 2008. Well worth the long wait since the last record. Favorite song: Turn On Me

9. White Stripes, Icky Thump: Listening to this, I can’t help but picture Jack White flying around the studio, tracking crazy parts and mixing them in a frantic rush to see how fast he can make a great album. Three weeks, I’m told. Awesome. Favorite song: You Don’t Know What Love Is (You Just Do As You’re Told)

10. Richmond Fontaine, Thirteen Cities: Also released last January, this record sort of got lost in the mix of year-end bests, especially since it came out in Europe in late 2006. The usual amazing stuff from Portland’s best band. Favorite Song: The Kid from Belmont Street.

Best Concert of the Year
My Morning Jacket at Crystal Ballroom in January: Simply put, this is the best show I’ve seen in the millennium. As a field trip, our band went together and all we could say was, “Wow!”
Honorable mention: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit at Dante’s in August and North Twin at Dante’s in November.

That’s it for now, folks. Who got left out? Chime in with your recommendations.

Peace/Philly/Lonesomes

]]> Comment on Chambersburg’s The Shackeltons’ new CD, The Shackeltons (sample track) by alison leeless http://thestonewailer.com/chambersburgs-the-shackeltons-new-cd-the-shackeltons-sample-track/#comment-52 alison leeless Sat, 29 Dec 2007 17:47:50 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/chambersburgs-the-shackeltons-new-cd-the-shackeltons-sample-track/#comment-52 delightful review. they are a tasty bit of sugar. a tart piece of sour candy. menacing! delightful review. they are a tasty bit of sugar. a tart piece of sour candy. menacing!

]]> Comment on Crack and Coffee - Olympia’s Failing Winter reviewed (sample track) by Dawn & Mike http://thestonewailer.com/crack-and-coffee-olympias-failing-winter-reviewed-sample-track/#comment-51 Dawn & Mike Sat, 29 Dec 2007 01:41:45 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/crack-and-coffee-olympias-failing-winter-reviewed-sample-track/#comment-51 YAY FOR YOU GUYS!!! 2 words for you other bands out there... SUCK IT!! Love the music, keep playing, keep rocking, and go for the stars guys! YAY FOR YOU GUYS!!!
2 words for you other bands out there…

SUCK IT!!

Love the music, keep playing, keep rocking, and go for the stars guys!

]]> Comment on Crack and Coffee - Olympia’s Failing Winter reviewed (sample track) by Rupert Wild http://thestonewailer.com/crack-and-coffee-olympias-failing-winter-reviewed-sample-track/#comment-50 Rupert Wild Fri, 28 Dec 2007 00:01:03 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/crack-and-coffee-olympias-failing-winter-reviewed-sample-track/#comment-50 <a href="http://www.myspace.com/failingwinter" rel="nofollow">Failing Winter</a> have been a great band in the Olympia area for over five years. I'm glad to see them finally getting some recognition. Good write up! Failing Winter have been a great band in the Olympia area for over five years. I’m glad to see them finally getting some recognition. Good write up!

]]> Comment on Chambersburg’s The Shackeltons’ new CD, The Shackeltons (sample track) by stephanie tindale http://thestonewailer.com/chambersburgs-the-shackeltons-new-cd-the-shackeltons-sample-track/#comment-48 stephanie tindale Wed, 26 Dec 2007 12:53:23 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/chambersburgs-the-shackeltons-new-cd-the-shackeltons-sample-track/#comment-48 lovely write up on the Shackeltons. its great to hear critics saying good things about this band. happy holidays!!! lovely write up on the Shackeltons. its great to hear critics saying good things about this band. happy holidays!!!

]]> Comment on Write for The Stonewailer by Lauren http://thestonewailer.com/write-for-the-stonewailer/#comment-44 Lauren Fri, 21 Dec 2007 20:23:30 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/write-for-the-stonewailer/#comment-44 hey Im a Journalism major and I would love to write for the stonewailer!! Im working on my submission and I'll email it to you by sunday!! I think you'll enjoy it because Im a new and fresh writer with alot of mewspaper writing, editiing, and publishing experience!! I'll be in touch! Much love and Happy Holidays! hey Im a Journalism major and I would love to write for the stonewailer!! Im working on my submission and I’ll email it to you by sunday!! I think you’ll enjoy it because Im a new and fresh writer with alot of mewspaper writing, editiing, and publishing experience!! I’ll be in touch! Much love and Happy Holidays!

]]> Comment on Harlem Shakes and White Rabbits dazzle at Bowery Ballroom (sample tracks) by Rick http://thestonewailer.com/harlem-shakes-and-white-rabbits-dazzle-at-bowery-ballroom-sample-tracks/#comment-43 Rick Fri, 21 Dec 2007 18:56:12 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/harlem-shakes-and-white-rabbits-dazzle-at-bowery-ballroom-sample-tracks/#comment-43 great white rabbits review great white rabbits review

]]> Comment on Write for The Stonewailer by Jonathan Sencabaugh http://thestonewailer.com/write-for-the-stonewailer/#comment-42 Jonathan Sencabaugh Thu, 20 Dec 2007 11:48:31 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/write-for-the-stonewailer/#comment-42 You need to listen to these guys! They are going to be big...and very soon. An EP has just been recorded and it is going to be a major deal. Check them out. www.myspace.com/theinfluencedband You need to listen to these guys! They are going to be big…and very soon. An EP has just been recorded and it is going to be a major deal.
Check them out.
www.myspace.com/theinfluencedband

]]> Comment on Seattle’s Post Harbor releases Praenumbra (sample tracks) by stephen http://thestonewailer.com/seattles-post-harbor-releases-praenumbra-sample-tracks/#comment-41 stephen Thu, 20 Dec 2007 05:24:00 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/seattles-post-harbor-releases-praenumbra-sample-tracks/#comment-41 Thank you for turning me on to this band. They are incredible. Thank you for turning me on to this band. They are incredible.

]]> Comment on Harlem Shakes and White Rabbits dazzle at Bowery Ballroom (sample tracks) by Laura http://thestonewailer.com/harlem-shakes-and-white-rabbits-dazzle-at-bowery-ballroom-sample-tracks/#comment-37 Laura Wed, 19 Dec 2007 20:54:54 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/harlem-shakes-and-white-rabbits-dazzle-at-bowery-ballroom-sample-tracks/#comment-37 Excellent review! Excellent review!

]]> Comment on Jon Garcia is out, Castle is in by Ste. Goldie http://thestonewailer.com/jon-garcia-is-out-castle-is-in/#comment-35 Ste. Goldie Tue, 18 Dec 2007 01:24:44 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/jon-garcia-is-out-castle-is-in/#comment-35 I didn't see them play! I got to Doug Fir at about 10:45pm... I did finally get to see Charmparticles. Thanks for the bootleg! I didn’t see them play! I got to Doug Fir at about 10:45pm… I did finally get to see Charmparticles. Thanks for the bootleg!

]]> Comment on Oregon CD Abstract: Jon Garcia by Ste. Goldie http://thestonewailer.com/oregon-cd-abstract-jon-garcia/#comment-32 Ste. Goldie Mon, 10 Dec 2007 21:42:04 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/oregon-cd-abstract-jon-garcia/#comment-32 Jon Garcia is playing a show this week at the Doug Fir with Charmparticle and AristeiA are you going to be there? Jon Garcia is playing a show this week at the Doug Fir with Charmparticle and AristeiA are you going to be there?

]]> Comment on Stundoubler revives its dynamic set at Doug Fir by Ste. Goldie http://thestonewailer.com/stundoubler-revives-its-dynamic-set-at-doug-fir/#comment-31 Ste. Goldie Mon, 10 Dec 2007 21:38:01 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/stundoubler-revives-its-dynamic-set-at-doug-fir/#comment-31 Your blog is interesting to me because i run a local to Portland Oregon blog about indie music. This is the first time I've been here so navigating this blog is rough... maybe I will try to email you! Your blog is interesting to me because i run a local to Portland Oregon blog about indie music. This is the first time I’ve been here so navigating this blog is rough… maybe I will try to email you!

]]> Comment on Two local top five Famecast winners headed to Austin, fame by LisaMann http://thestonewailer.com/two-local-top-five-famecast-winners-headed-to-austin-fame/#comment-22 LisaMann Thu, 12 Jul 2007 22:26:25 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/two-local-top-five-famecast-winners-headed-to-austin-fame/#comment-22 Thanks for posting this, Josh... want to let every one know this is a free show, although we will have CD's for sale and tip jar to pass around- we are trying to raise the funds to bring our backup musicians with us. We could NOT have done this without the support of you and everyone who voted and cajoled their friends, neighbors and co-workers into voting too. Don't forget to watch the finals at www.famecast.com. Amanda on July 23, Lisa on July 24. Then voting opens for about a week- we need your votes then! Also check out local filmmakers Cinema Syndicate in the short film category. Help us represent Portland in the music Mecca, Austin, TX! Thanks for posting this, Josh… want to let every one know this is a free show, although we will have CD’s for sale and tip jar to pass around- we are trying to raise the funds to bring our backup musicians with us.

We could NOT have done this without the support of you and everyone who voted and cajoled their friends, neighbors and co-workers into voting too.

Don’t forget to watch the finals at www.famecast.com. Amanda on July 23, Lisa on July 24. Then voting opens for about a week- we need your votes then! Also check out local filmmakers Cinema Syndicate in the short film category. Help us represent Portland in the music Mecca, Austin, TX!

]]> Comment on You Was There goes into a studio by kstuart http://thestonewailer.com/you-was-there-goes-into-a-studio/#comment-18 kstuart Thu, 10 May 2007 23:40:27 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/you-was-there-goes-into-a-studio/#comment-18 So, who is this?? I like it alot! So, who is this?? I like it alot!

]]> Comment on For Those About to (Women Who) Rock … by LisaMann http://thestonewailer.com/for-those-about-to-women-who-rock/#comment-17 LisaMann Tue, 08 May 2007 20:58:15 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/for-those-about-to-women-who-rock/#comment-17 Thanks to Josh and Eric and everyone else involved in supporting women in music! You are feathers in Portland's cap! Thanks to Josh and Eric and everyone else involved in supporting women in music! You are feathers in Portland’s cap!

]]> Comment on For Those About to (Women Who) Rock … by WomenWhoRock http://thestonewailer.com/for-those-about-to-women-who-rock/#comment-16 WomenWhoRock Thu, 03 May 2007 21:23:33 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/for-those-about-to-women-who-rock/#comment-16 Happy to be on board, and to help get the word out one podcast at a time !!!! Eric http://www.myspace.com/womenwhorockpdx Happy to be on board, and to help get the word out one podcast at a time !!!!

Eric
http://www.myspace.com/womenwhorockpdx

]]> Comment on You Was There checks out The White Eagle by thestonewailer http://thestonewailer.com/you-was-there-checks-out-the-white-eagle/#comment-15 thestonewailer Mon, 30 Apr 2007 05:35:22 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/you-was-there-checks-out-the-white-eagle/#comment-15 Thanks for the heads-up. We've fixed it. Thanks for the heads-up. We’ve fixed it.

]]> Comment on You Was There checks out The White Eagle by gbv23 http://thestonewailer.com/you-was-there-checks-out-the-white-eagle/#comment-14 gbv23 Sun, 29 Apr 2007 22:30:55 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/you-was-there-checks-out-the-white-eagle/#comment-14 What happened to the Stan show? I can seem to get it to play What happened to the Stan show?

I can seem to get it to play

]]> Comment on Recording at Duffs Garage Tonight by LisaMann http://thestonewailer.com/recording-at-duffs-garage-tonight/#comment-13 LisaMann Thu, 26 Apr 2007 16:18:07 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/recording-at-duffs-garage-tonight/#comment-13 Whiskey bathed city-billies! Whiskey bathed city-billies!

]]> Comment on Fifth time’s the charm? by stahrman http://thestonewailer.com/fifth-times-the-charm/#comment-12 stahrman Thu, 19 Apr 2007 01:30:07 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/fifth-times-the-charm/#comment-12 Thank you for that sobering recording! What a night. Thank you for that sobering recording! What a night.

]]> Comment on Got Milk? by bezodis http://thestonewailer.com/got-milk/#comment-11 bezodis Wed, 18 Apr 2007 20:16:51 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/got-milk/#comment-11 Thanks Josh for posting this! Graham - "Graham & The Crackers" Thanks Josh for posting this!
Graham - “Graham & The Crackers”

]]> Comment on Berg, short 44 Long, rocks Garage by StevieB http://thestonewailer.com/berg-short-44-long-rocks-garage/#comment-10 StevieB Tue, 17 Apr 2007 18:28:39 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/berg-short-44-long-rocks-garage/#comment-10 Loved the show! It's always a pleasure seeing this local legend live. Loved the show! It’s always a pleasure seeing this local legend live.

]]> Comment on Berg, short 44 Long, rocks Garage by thestonewailer http://thestonewailer.com/berg-short-44-long-rocks-garage/#comment-9 thestonewailer Tue, 17 Apr 2007 04:28:08 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/berg-short-44-long-rocks-garage/#comment-9 Hmmm. I wonder if anyone out there can help me with this trivia question... As for your podcast problem: right-click on the link, then select Save File As (or something similar) and pick where you want to save it, then it should start downloading. Let me know if that does it, OK? Thanks Hmmm. I wonder if anyone out there can help me with this trivia question…

As for your podcast problem: right-click on the link, then select Save File As (or something similar) and pick where you want to save it, then it should start downloading.

Let me know if that does it, OK?

Thanks

]]> Comment on Berg, short 44 Long, rocks Garage by rpayton http://thestonewailer.com/berg-short-44-long-rocks-garage/#comment-8 rpayton Tue, 17 Apr 2007 02:31:06 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/berg-short-44-long-rocks-garage/#comment-8 Josh, Sorry I didn't get a chance to say hey at the Duff's gig. Trivia: Berg recorded my CD, too. Problem here: I can only stream, can't download podcast. Is it a Mac/PC thing? Josh,

Sorry I didn’t get a chance to say hey at the Duff’s gig. Trivia: Berg recorded my CD, too. Problem here: I can only stream, can’t download podcast. Is it a Mac/PC thing?

]]> Comment on Man Attacks Firefighter’s Boots! Cavalierly Blows Harmonica by LisaMann http://thestonewailer.com/man-attacks-firefighter%e2%80%99s-boots-cavalierly-blows-harmonica/#comment-5 LisaMann Tue, 27 Mar 2007 19:23:29 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/man-attacks-firefighter%e2%80%99s-boots-cavalierly-blows-harmonica/#comment-5 Looks like Terry was just trash talking on the video- he didn't deserve that treatment, no one does. Good thing they didn't bust his chops... Looks like Terry was just trash talking on the video- he didn’t deserve that treatment, no one does.

Good thing they didn’t bust his chops…

]]> Comment on Contact/Staff by Ryan http://thestonewailer.com/contact/#comment-2 Ryan Sat, 24 Feb 2007 22:45:09 +0000 http://thestonewailer.com/contact/#comment-2 Hey, came across your site and wanted to find out more about how we can get our band involved. Thanks, Ryan Hey, came across your site and wanted to find out more about how we can get our band involved.

Thanks, Ryan

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