Fanned Artists
Fanned Labels
| Label Name | Genres |
|---|---|
| Mill Town Records | Folk, Pop, Rock, Country |
CraigH's Network on Amie Street
Favorite Artists
Little Feat, Warren Zevon, Graham Parker, Elvis Costello, The Motels, Rancid, Bob Marley, Suzanne Vega, Jon Butcher, Populuxe, James Hunter, Melvern Taylor and the Fabulous Meltones, Frank Morey, Jen Kearney and the Lost Onion (Yahuba!)
Favorite Albums
Anyone remember Doctor Buzzard's Original Savannah Band?
Favorite Songs
Back in the early 80's (yeah, I'm that old) a Boston band called The Make recorded an EP called Democracy, on which appeared a great track called "Amy's Home Tonight". I've been walking in the wilderness for over 20 years trying to find a copy of that song... Anybody else know what I'm talking about?
*** Update ***
Lowell, MA is officially The Best Place On Earth. Downtown, on Central Street, there's a record store called RRRecords. (You can deal with them over the net at rrrecords.com, cuz the shop's not always open). Ask for Ron. He not only had the EP, he knew exactly where it was in the stacks to pull it out and hand it to me. And the price was very right, too.
Amazing.
Favorite Venues
Boardinghouse Park, Lowell, MA, The Worthen Attic, Lowell, MA, Memorial Auditorium, Lowell, MA, Harper's Ferry, Allston, MA, Bull Run, Shirley, MA
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“Happy Jack”
- on Countrypolitan Favorites by Southern Culture...
Betcha didn't think somebody had the nerve to rockabilly a track from Tommy, but somebody did, and here it is, furry donkey and all.
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CraigH
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“River of Fire”
- on The Promise by Bif Naked
Another anthem vocal and guitar riff that sticks. Can't not like it.
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CraigH
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“Texas Rose Café”
- on Ripe Tomatos by Little Feat
"Everybody answered, but they won't say why". There's no explaining the lyrics, or how this otherwordly head trip does what it does, but it does, and it's very, very good. From the very very first L more…
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CraigH
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“Teenage Nervous Breakdown”
- on Raw Tomatos by Little Feat
No matter how many times or in how many ways I think I've heard rock roll, whenever I hear Little Feat taking this one to maximum warp I know that, though some contend that rock and roll is bad for th more…
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CraigH

