Posted in August 18, 2009 ¬ 3:52 pmh.admin
I am joined for this very spcial episode by MIke, Todd and Peter from They don’t know. It’s pretty much what you expect from the rest of the shows but longer. Yes it’s a long one, I hope you enjoy it and take it in small doses. I don’t think you could listen for the entire thing in a row. I have to thank Auntie Vera Charles for the opener, Joe form the Cuppa Joe Podcast (aka Joe in Dallas), Holly We’re mean because your’e stupid, Guru Nudie, Stevy B, Adam and Matty from the Adam and Matty show, Nessa from Stars and Tartans and more!
The celebration will continue on other shows!
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Posted in August 17, 2009 ¬ 9:55 pmh.admin
This was announced today. I”m excited now if i can get a job and get it!
After much anticipation, Sony Legacy is releasing Dolly, a deluxe 4-CD box set that spans Dolly’s entire career and features numerous rare never-before-heard tracks and demos, all 21 of Dolly’s #1 country hits, 11 famous Porter/Dolly duets, and many other select tracks. This ultimate box set features 99 songs spanning multiple labels, including Dolly’s early first recordings at the Louisiana-based Goldband label at age 11, rare recordings from Mercury when she was 16, the Monument recordings from 1965-67, her successful RCA recordings from 1967 to 1985, all the way up to her Columbia releases from 1985 until the mid-90’s.
Among the rare treats for Dolly fans on this unique box set include these previously unreleased tracks:
- “Gonna Hurry (As Slow As I Can)” – a demo circa 1957-62, co-written with Dolly’s uncle Bill Owens.
- “Nobody But You” – (with the Merry Melody Singers) – from the same 1962 Nashville sessions that produced Dolly’s Mercury single “It’s Sure Gonna Hurt” b/w “The Love You Gave,” both of which are also included on this box set.
- “I’ve Known You All My Life” – a virtually unknown Goffin-King song (cut by the Four Preps) from the same November 1965 sessions at Monument as “Don’t Drop Out,” produced and arranged by Ray Stevens.
- “Everything Is Beautiful (In Its Own Way)” – an original composition, from the fall 1969 sessions at RCA Studios Nashville for Dolly’s The Fairest Of Them All album.
- An earlier version of “God’s Coloring Book” recorded in April 1971.
- “Eugene Oregon” and “What Will Baby Be” – both original compositions, from the RCA Studios Nashville sessions of December 1972, recorded for Dolly’s My Tennessee Mountain Home album which didn’t make the album.
- “Comin’ For To Carry Me Home” – Dolly’s own arrangement of “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” and also a 1971 single which reached #23 on the country charts but was never released on any album.
The box set will also feature a 60 page full-color booklet that features rare never-before-seen photographs and memorabilia, an introduction by singer-songwriter Laura Cantrell, and an extensive 5,000 word biographical essay from ASCAP-Deems Taylor Award-winning writer-editor-producer-lecturer Holly George-Warren.
Sure to be a fan favorite, this box set is due out October 27th. Dollyon-line.com and Legacy Recordings will soon be offering fans an exciting opportunity to order the album and receive an exclusive bonus album download with purchase. More details coming soon! Fans not wanting the bonus download can still preorder the box set from Amazon.
Posted in August 4, 2009 ¬ 1:49 amh.admin
I am joined by Melanie and Pat from Don’t Quit your Day Job Podcast, and Walt live from Cellblock Q and formerly of We’re Mean Because You’re Stupid. We talk about Torchwood, Children of Earth, more Torchwood spoilers, then Dr. Who and Dr. Who spoilers so if you don’t want spoilers don’t listen or suck it. Enjoy!
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Posted in July 23, 2009 ¬ 7:09 pmh.admin
I’m Joined by Mike and Todd again. We talk about everything even Baseball! How Butch
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Posted in July 15, 2009 ¬ 7:21 pmh.admin
Kathy Griffin is going to hos the shindig known as the Schmemmys. Better known as the Creative Arts Emmys. Where she has won for the last two years.. Can we say THREE TIMES?
