tw@hpisld.UU.UUCP (tw) (02/11/85)
Try "Down Home Records" in El Cerrito, CA. They do mail orders. I'm sure
they carry some Jimmy Rodgers stuff, at least.
Tw Cook {hplabs, hp-pcd, hpfcla}!hpisla!tw or twc@hplabs.CSNET
(303) 667-5000x3724 HP Instrument Systems Lab, Loveland, COtw@hpisla.UUCP (Tw Cook) (03/21/85)
> Also picked up a new release by the Pentangle called "Open the Door". >Unfortunately, no Renbourn this time. Consists of Bert Jansch, Jacqui >McShee, Mike Piggot, Terry Cox and Danny Thompson. Haven't had a chance >to listen much to it, but seems quite good from first impressions. Is this a new album, or did I somehow overlook this one a long time ago? Tw Cook {hplabs, hp-pcd, hpfcla}!hpisla!tw or twc@hplabs.CSNET (303) 667-5000x3724 HP Instrument Systems Lab, Loveland, CO
archie@mirror.UUCP (05/06/85)
It's good to have the lyrics to "Junk Food Junkie." Since the artist who wrote and recorded the song is not credited in either the original query or the response, I'd like to mention that his name is Larry Groce (pronounced "Gross"). The song actually made the ROLLING STONE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ROCK AND ROLL (where his name was misspelled "Croce," as in Jim) in a list of one-time hits by artists who have never again made the pop charts. But in the folk music world Larry Groce is not a one-shot artist, as he has made several albums (I don't have the titles or labels on hand).
dawn@prism.UUCP (05/07/85)
I learned this 'song' from my step mother, but I can now only remember the one verse. Does anyone out there know any others? ---- When I was walking down the street A billboard caught my eye The advertisements listed there Would make you laugh and cry The sign was torn and tattered from the storm the night before The wind and rain had done its work and this is what I saw(r)... Take your next vacation in a brand-new 'Fridgedare (sp?) Learn to play the piano in your winter underware. Doctors say that babies should smoke until they're three, And old folks should take a bath in nice hot Lipton tea. --- Thanks in advance! -Dawn Stockbridge-Hall
cindy@ada-uts.UUCP (08/05/85)
Last fall I went to Vienna with my trusty Mountain Dulcimer. I was
going to carry it on, and got permission from the airline, but
decided to label it with many fragile stickers and sent it below. It
arrived in fine shape. On my return trip, they promissed to carry it
on (or something like that), and then left it behind! It arrived the
next day un scathed, but my nerves were shot.
If you have a good hard case, it's probably going to be ok, but mark
it well, and make sure they don't put it aside for safe keeping, or
it may not arrive when you do!
NET: {harpo, allegro, bellcore, ihnp4}!inmet!ada-uts!cindy
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