Here's Packway's opening set.

http://www.archive.org/details/phb2007-06-21.sbd.flac16

Packway Handle Band
June 21, 2007 (Thurs.)
Fly Me To The Moon Saloon
Telluride, CO

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Taped, transferred, and converted by Phil Rollins (philrollins at
hotmail DOT com)

*******Do not sell this recording*******
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recording*******

Set I
Disc 1
1. Intro
2. Ain't Gonna Hold My Body Down
3. Takes A Worried Man
4. The Story
5. Just Walk On In
6.  *
7. American Music
8. Talk It All Over With Him
9. Satan's In Space
10. Mac the Weatherman
11. Sinner, You Better Get Ready #
12. ? #

Notes:
* w/ Jessica - Vocals
# w/ Doug Baker - Guitar & Vocals

Opened for the Wayword Sons

Michael Paynter - Mandolin & Vocals
Josh Erwin - Guitar & Vocals
Andrew Heaton - Fiddle & Vocals
Zach McCoy - Bass
Tom Baker - Banjo & Vocals

here's the Son's late night show from Telluride.

http://www.cotapers.org/torrents.php

http://www.archive.org/details/tws2007-06-21.sbd.flac16

Wayword Sons
June 21, 2007 (Thurs.)
Fly Me To The Moon Saloon
Telluride, CO

Source: SBD (XLR out) > V3 (optical out) > Nomad JB3 @ 44.1 khz
Transfer: Nomad JB3 > PC (via firewire) > CD Wave > FLAC16
Taped, transferred, and converted by Phil Rollins (philrollins at
hotmail DOT com)

*******Do not sell this recording*******
*******Please contact me if you are going to do any remastering of this
recording*******

http://www.waywordsons.com/

Set I
Disc 1
1. Intro
2. Not Far Away >
3. Tarpology >
4. An Immigrant's Life >
5. Tarpology >
6. To Say Goodbye, To Be Forgiven >
7. Tarpology
8. Stormy Gal
9. A Journey's End >
10. Lazy
11. Roberta
12. Streamline Cannonball
13. Outro Music

Set II
Disc 2
1. Intro
2. All That I Can Take *# >
3. Shady Grove *# >
4. Drunken Sailor *#
5. Fate of Victory (?) *#@
6. Foggy Mountain Special *#@^
7. Blue Night *#@^
8. How Far I'd Fall For You &#
9. Gold Rush &% >
10. Picture In A Tear &%
11. One Way Ticket %

Disc 3
1. Banter
2. Ramblin' Boy %
3. Broke Mountain Breakdown >
4. If You're Ever In Oklahoma > Broke Mountain Breakdown
Encore:
5. Crowd
6. Your Time Is Gonna Come

Notes:
* w/ Jesse Cobb - Mandolin
# w/ Travis Book - Guitar & Vocals
@ w/ Chris Pandolfi - Banjo
^ w/ Ben Kaufmann - Bass
& w/ Dominick Leslie - Mandolin
% w/ Joe Lessard - Fiddle

more Sons sets to follow.

http://www.cotapers.org/torrents.php

http://www.archive.org/details/tws2007-06-15.sbd.flac16

Wayword Sons
June 15, 2007 (Thurs.)
The Boulder Theater
Boulder, CO

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> Nomad JB3 @ 44.1 khz
Transfer: Nomad JB3 > PC (via firewire) > CD Wave > FLAC16
Taped, transferred, and converted by Phil Rollins (philrollins at
hotmail DOT com)

*******Do not sell this recording*******
*******Please contact me if you are going to do any remastering of this
recording*******

http://www.waywordsons.com/

Set I
Disc 1
1. Intro
2. Journey's End
3. Stormy Girl
4. Broke Mountain Breakdown >
5. If You're Ever In Oklahoma
6. All That I Can Take #
7. Travelin Teardrop Blues #
8. Poor Boys Delight #
9. Brown Eyed Woman #
10. How Far I'd Fall For You

Disc 2
1. Intro
2. Ain't Been Myself In Years
3. Tarpology >
4. My Sally >
5. Tarpology
6. Wind Through The Willows
7. Katie Mae
8. Blue Night +
9. Shady Grove +

Notes:
# Travis Book - Guitar & Vocals
+ =
Mike Chappell- Mandolin
Adam Kinghorn- Guitar/Banjo
Joe Lessard- Fiddle
Michael Bont - Banjo
Dave Bruzza - Guitar
Andy Hoffenberg - Fiddle
B.B. Bowness - Banjo
Travis Book - Guitar

Head for the Hills and Greensky Bluegrass opened.

4:18 how far i'd fall, trav teardrop, immigrant, broke mtn > oklahoma,
in my hour of darkness, sweet carolina, stormy gal, alone & blue,
years w rose > pride of al > years, streamline cans, heart of
saturday, lazy, e: journey's end, hey woody guthrie 6:05

austin entered at alone, nershi at streamline, schochet at lazy

if you don't have any daytime plans already head on up to gold hill
where it'll be nice and cool weather wise but hot music wise. i just
got word from Burle that Jeff austin will be making an appearance with
the Sons.

more info here: http://goldhillinn.com/music.html

see you there!

if you don't have any daytime plans already head on up to gold hill
where it'll be nice and cool weather wise but hot music wise.  i just
got word from Burle that Jeff austin will be making an appearance with
the Sons.

more info here: http://goldhillinn.com/music.html

see you there!

Hey everyone!!

I don't want to miss out on the fun on the 4th, but I don't drive and
there is no bus that goes up to the Gold Hill Inn from Boulder.
Besides, I'd rather roll on up with some new (or old) Bluegrass buds
to celebrate the 4th with!

I live right in downtown Boulder, and would be more than happy to
split gas.  If you don't already know me, check me out at
www.myspace.com/bellabellabella

No matter what has went down this past week, I keep focusing on
Festivaaaaaaaaall!!!!!!!!!

The summer has only begun...

Thanks muchly!
Juliette

Caught GSBG last night here in Kansas City.  Man, what a treat.  The
bar was filled with about 40 folks that appeared to just be
neighborhood regulars aside from my wife and I and another couple
from Lawrence, KS.

I was skeptical at first but boy am I glad I went.  These guys are
great pickers and tell funny stories to boot.  And the song to
finish off the encore was Pink Floyd's Time.  I wasn't expecting
that.

Got to talk with the guys afterwards and they are all real nice guys.
Check 'em out if you can.

--Tom in KC

--- In WaywordSons@yahoogroups.com, Pastor Tim <ratchetbar@...>
wrote:
>
> Speaking of GSBG, I caught the last 15 minutes of their set here
in Great Falls last
> Thursday night (I was taping the local bluegrass pickers' circle
til then) and I
> thought they were terrific.  They closed out their 2nd set with a
very nice Breathe
> Reprise that I caught on tape and may upload to bt.etree.org if
anyone's interested
> in hearing just a 12-minute sample.  I'd pay good money to see
those boys play
> again.
>
> + PT
>
>
> --- whymsb <whymsb@...> wrote:
>
> > For all you Kansas City/Lawrence area folks:
> >
> > Speaking of Greensky Bluegrass, I see where they will be playing
> > Knuckleheads Saloon here in Kansas City on Wednesday June 27th.
> >
> > Tickets are only $6.00 in Adv. and $7.00 day of show.
> >
> > http://www.knuckleheadskc.com/
> >
> > --Tom in KC
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> http://www.myspace.com/PastorTim_TheMusicFreak
>
> If you live so good that you don't get old
> You just disappear, God rest your soul
> It's not much, but it's the way I'm a-gonna do it...
>           -- Wayword Sons, "Nothin' To It"
>
>
>
>
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Hey all you Front Rangers...just wanted to remind you that if you have
no Independance Day plans yet, the Wayword Sons will be playing at the
awesome Gold Hill Inn.

http://www.goldhillinn.com/music.html

Go up for some great picking and some killer food. It's only scheduled
till 5pm so you'll even have time to checkout out some fireworks later
that night whereever you want. Although i'll bet the music will go
late.

-g

Hey all you Front Rangers...just wanted to remind you that if you have
no Independance Day plans yet, the Wayword Sons will be playing at the
awesome Gold Hill Inn.

http://www.goldhillinn.com/music.html

Go up for some great picking and some killer food. It's only scheduled
till 5pm so you'll even have time to checkout out some fireworks later
that night whereever you want. Although i'll bet the music will go
late.

-g

anyone go to this?  Reviews?  any sit-ins with the Big Smith boys?






--- In WaywordSons@yahoogroups.com, "Matt" <manida76@...> wrote:
>
> this Saturday in Denver at Quixotes.
>
> Big Smith is one of my alltime favorite bands.  Used to see them a
lot
> in Fayetteville, AR back in the day.  Its about time they made it
up to
> Colorado!
>
> Mark Bilyeu is one helluva songwriter, as is Burle.  Nice pairing.
>
> WORLDS COLLIDE!
>

What???  Is he saying that "Immigrant's Life" is actually called "Journey's
End"?

Second question: am I posting too much today?  [chuckle...]


--- Phil Rollins <philrollins@...> wrote:

> just got a call from pete, and the opener was a song called "journey's
> end"... just fyi.
>
> On 6/15/07, Gregory <cheesephan@...> wrote:
> > Wayword Sons
> >  June 14, 2007
> >  Boulder Theater
> >  Boulder, CO
> >
> >  One set show
> >
> >  Immigrants Life
> >  Love Reigns Down
> >  "Travis Book" Breakdown >
> >  If you're ever in OK
> >  All That I can Take#
> >  Travelin Teardrop Blue#
> >  Poor Boys Delight#
> >  Brown Eyed Woman#
> >  How Far I'd Fall for You
> >  Ain't Been Myself in Years
> >  Tarpology>
> >  My Sally>
> >  Tarpology
> >  Wind Through the Willows
> >  Blue Night +
> >  Shady Grove +
> >
> >  # Travis Book on gitbox/vocals
> >
> >  + =
> >  Mike Chappell- Mandolin H4TH
> >  Adam Kinghorn- Guitar/Banjo H4TH
> >  Joe Lessard- Fiddle H4TH
> >  Michael Bont - banjo GSBG
> >  Dave Bruzza - guitar GSBG
> >  Andy Hoffenberg - Fiddle
> >  B.B. - Banjo
> >  Travis Book - Guitar
> >
> >  Head for the Hills and Greensky Bluegrass opened.
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>


http://www.myspace.com/PastorTim_TheMusicFreak

If you live so good that you don't get old
You just disappear, God rest your soul
It's not much, but it's the way I'm a-gonna do it...
           -- Wayword Sons, "Nothin' To It"



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Speaking of GSBG, I caught the last 15 minutes of their set here in Great Falls
last
Thursday night (I was taping the local bluegrass pickers' circle til then) and I
thought they were terrific.  They closed out their 2nd set with a very nice
Breathe
Reprise that I caught on tape and may upload to bt.etree.org if anyone's
interested
in hearing just a 12-minute sample.  I'd pay good money to see those boys play
again.

+ PT


--- whymsb <whymsb@...> wrote:

> For all you Kansas City/Lawrence area folks:
>
> Speaking of Greensky Bluegrass, I see where they will be playing
> Knuckleheads Saloon here in Kansas City on Wednesday June 27th.
>
> Tickets are only $6.00 in Adv. and $7.00 day of show.
>
> http://www.knuckleheadskc.com/
>
> --Tom in KC
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>


http://www.myspace.com/PastorTim_TheMusicFreak

If you live so good that you don't get old
You just disappear, God rest your soul
It's not much, but it's the way I'm a-gonna do it...
           -- Wayword Sons, "Nothin' To It"



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That "Love Reigns Down vs. Stormy Girl" is probably my fault because I think the
guys debuted that song up here in Great Falls on January 7, and the audience
member
who called out a name afterwards called it LRD.  But if Burle wants to call it
"Stormy Girl," then "Stormy Girl" it is.  Otherwise we'd have to work some
revisionist magic on songs like "And Going Away."  Gimme half a chance and I
could
rename half a dozen Burle tunes but that wouldn't make it so!  [chuckle...]

+ PT


--- Phil Rollins <philrollins@...> wrote:

> just a few minor corrections here.  the song listed as Love Reigns
> Down is actually a newer burle tune called stormy girl.  good classic
> burle.  and it's justin hoffenber that was on fiddle, not andy.
>
> great show last night and a really good turnout.
>
> On 6/15/07, Gregory <cheesephan@...> wrote:
>
> > Wayword Sons
> > June 14, 2007
> > Boulder Theater
> > Boulder, CO
> >
> > One set show
> >
> > Immigrants Life
> > Love Reigns Down
> > "Travis Book" Breakdown >
> > If you're ever in OK
> > All That I can Take#
> > Travelin Teardrop Blue#
> > Poor Boys Delight#
> > Brown Eyed Woman#
> > How Far I'd Fall for You
> > Ain't Been Myself in Years
> > Tarpology>
> > My Sally>
> > Tarpology
> > Wind Through the Willows
> > Blue Night +
> > Shady Grove +
> >
> > # Travis Book on gitbox/vocals
> >
> > + =
> > Mike Chappell- Mandolin H4TH
> > Adam Kinghorn- Guitar/Banjo H4TH
> > Joe Lessard- Fiddle H4TH
> > Michael Bont - banjo GSBG
> > Dave Bruzza - guitar GSBG
> > Andy Hoffenberg - Fiddle
> > B.B. - Banjo
> > Travis Book - Guitar
> >
> > Head for the Hills and Greensky Bluegrass opened.
> >
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>


http://www.myspace.com/PastorTim_TheMusicFreak

If you live so good that you don't get old
You just disappear, God rest your soul
It's not much, but it's the way I'm a-gonna do it...
           -- Wayword Sons, "Nothin' To It"



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What a great show.  The pick at the end was a real nice treat!  That
brown eyed women was a nice little treat too.
Here's some photos...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/89561008@N00/sets/72157600374364793/show/

Great show last night at the Stage Stop. I don't understand why more
people don't go to this venue.

Wayword Sons
Stage Stop
Rollinsville, CO
June 15, 2007

Set I
Pride of Alabama
Rosalie Mcfall
The Man Only you Could Love
One Way Ticket
When No One's Around
Rambilin' Boy
Roberta
Last Dollar Blues >
Years w/ Rose >
Tommorrow is a Long Time >
Years With Rose
Your Time is Gonna Come

Set II
Boatman >
Not Far Away >
Boatman >
Ride Me Down Easy
Immigrants Life (possibly Journey's End)
Sisters and Brothers#
Coocoo's Nest#
White Freightliner#
Drunkin Sailor#
How Mountain Girls Can Love#

# included:
Michael Bont - banjo
Dave Bruzza - guitar
Paul Hoffman - mandolin
All from Greensky Bluegrass

Greensky Bluegrass opened.

just got a call from pete, and the opener was a song called "journey's
end"... just fyi.

On 6/15/07, Gregory <cheesephan@...> wrote:
> Wayword Sons
>  June 14, 2007
>  Boulder Theater
>  Boulder, CO
>
>  One set show
>
>  Immigrants Life
>  Love Reigns Down
>  "Travis Book" Breakdown >
>  If you're ever in OK
>  All That I can Take#
>  Travelin Teardrop Blue#
>  Poor Boys Delight#
>  Brown Eyed Woman#
>  How Far I'd Fall for You
>  Ain't Been Myself in Years
>  Tarpology>
>  My Sally>
>  Tarpology
>  Wind Through the Willows
>  Blue Night +
>  Shady Grove +
>
>  # Travis Book on gitbox/vocals
>
>  + =
>  Mike Chappell- Mandolin H4TH
>  Adam Kinghorn- Guitar/Banjo H4TH
>  Joe Lessard- Fiddle H4TH
>  Michael Bont - banjo GSBG
>  Dave Bruzza - guitar GSBG
>  Andy Hoffenberg - Fiddle
>  B.B. - Banjo
>  Travis Book - Guitar
>
>  Head for the Hills and Greensky Bluegrass opened.

For all you Kansas City/Lawrence area folks:

Speaking of Greensky Bluegrass, I see where they will be playing
Knuckleheads Saloon here in Kansas City on Wednesday June 27th.

Tickets are only $6.00 in Adv. and $7.00 day of show.

http://www.knuckleheadskc.com/

--Tom in KC

just a few minor corrections here. the song listed as Love Reigns
Down is actually a newer burle tune called stormy girl. good classic
burle. and it's justin hoffenber that was on fiddle, not andy.

great show last night and a really good turnout.

On 6/15/07, Gregory <cheesephan@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Wayword Sons
> June 14, 2007
> Boulder Theater
> Boulder, CO
>
> One set show
>
> Immigrants Life
> Love Reigns Down
> "Travis Book" Breakdown >
> If you're ever in OK
> All That I can Take#
> Travelin Teardrop Blue#
> Poor Boys Delight#
> Brown Eyed Woman#
> How Far I'd Fall for You
> Ain't Been Myself in Years
> Tarpology>
> My Sally>
> Tarpology
> Wind Through the Willows
> Blue Night +
> Shady Grove +
>
> # Travis Book on gitbox/vocals
>
> + =
> Mike Chappell- Mandolin H4TH
> Adam Kinghorn- Guitar/Banjo H4TH
> Joe Lessard- Fiddle H4TH
> Michael Bont - banjo GSBG
> Dave Bruzza - guitar GSBG
> Andy Hoffenberg - Fiddle
> B.B. - Banjo
> Travis Book - Guitar
>
> Head for the Hills and Greensky Bluegrass opened.
>

just a few minor corrections here.  the song listed as Love Reigns
Down is actually a newer burle tune called stormy girl.  good classic
burle.  and it's justin hoffenber that was on fiddle, not andy.

great show last night and a really good turnout.

On 6/15/07, Gregory <cheesephan@...> wrote:

> Wayword Sons
> June 14, 2007
> Boulder Theater
> Boulder, CO
>
> One set show
>
> Immigrants Life
> Love Reigns Down
> "Travis Book" Breakdown >
> If you're ever in OK
> All That I can Take#
> Travelin Teardrop Blue#
> Poor Boys Delight#
> Brown Eyed Woman#
> How Far I'd Fall for You
> Ain't Been Myself in Years
> Tarpology>
> My Sally>
> Tarpology
> Wind Through the Willows
> Blue Night +
> Shady Grove +
>
> # Travis Book on gitbox/vocals
>
> + =
> Mike Chappell- Mandolin H4TH
> Adam Kinghorn- Guitar/Banjo H4TH
> Joe Lessard- Fiddle H4TH
> Michael Bont - banjo GSBG
> Dave Bruzza - guitar GSBG
> Andy Hoffenberg - Fiddle
> B.B. - Banjo
> Travis Book - Guitar
>
> Head for the Hills and Greensky Bluegrass opened.
>

Wayword Sons
June 14, 2007
Boulder Theater
Boulder, CO

One set show

Immigrants Life
Love Reigns Down
"Travis Book" Breakdown >
If you're ever in OK
All That I can Take#
Travelin Teardrop Blue#
Poor Boys Delight#
Brown Eyed Woman#
How Far I'd Fall for You
Ain't Been Myself in Years
Tarpology>
My Sally>
Tarpology
Wind Through the Willows
Blue Night +
Shady Grove +

# Travis Book on gitbox/vocals

+ =
Mike Chappell- Mandolin H4TH
Adam Kinghorn- Guitar/Banjo H4TH
Joe Lessard- Fiddle H4TH
Michael Bont - banjo GSBG
Dave Bruzza - guitar GSBG
Andy Hoffenberg - Fiddle
B.B. - Banjo
Travis Book - Guitar

Head for the Hills and Greensky Bluegrass opened.

this Saturday in Denver at Quixotes.

Big Smith is one of my alltime favorite bands.  Used to see them a lot
in Fayetteville, AR back in the day.  Its about time they made it up to
Colorado!

Mark Bilyeu is one helluva songwriter, as is Burle.  Nice pairing.

WORLDS COLLIDE!

Besides the obvious studio recordings with Robin out there: Broke
Mountain and Wayword Sons, there are some great and recent live
recordings of Robin from this last Durango Bluegrass Meltdown
Festival, a Town Mountain show, and some Rock and Rye shows that I
have access to.  Highlights include a Rock and Rye show opening up
for the Stringdusters where Chris Eldridge joins us for "I am a
Pilgrim", Robin pickin' "Freeborn Man" with Town Mountain, and the
Superjam at the Meltdown with Robin playing guitar along with
mandolin greats John Reischman and Lou Reid (of The Seldom Scene).
I'll see what I can do.



--- In WaywordSons@yahoogroups.com, Pastor Tim <ratchetbar@...>
wrote:
>
> No it wouldn't!
> Get off your lazy butt, David, and get that live compilation put
together!
>
> Think of it this way: it could fund the band's upcoming HIATUS
(excuse me, it's not
> 'disbanding' or breaking up' -- didn't you learn ANYTHING from Ph-
sh?!), put Durango
> on the map (okay, so it's already there but do folks know???), and
force everyone to
> come to terms with having missed out on one of the great moments
of early 21st
> century music (even if it sounds like mid-20th century music).
You've got to THINK
> BIG!!!  Also, keep in mind that it's not "bragging" if it's true.
>
> One last story and then I'll go back to my hole.  One day last
week I was sitting at
> a stop light on the one-way to cross 10th Avenue South here in
Great Falls, Montana,
> and I looked over to see a gal sitting in the car next to me
bobbing her head in
> time to the music.  I looked back at her vehicle and spotted a
Fort Lewis Community
> College sticker in the window, so I motioned for her to roll down
and when she did I
> said, "I'm a member of KDUR-FM!"  She got this surprised look on
her face and said,
> "ME TOO!!!"  But then the light turned green and we went our
separate ways.  Still,
> it's a small world when you're a friend of KDUR in Great Falls,
Montana.
>
> Okay, on with the usual nonsense of daily life.
>
> Much Love to all,
> + Pastor Tim
>
> p.s. I've got one of my Stone Soup Productions concerts tonight
with Martha Scanlan
> and The Stuart Brothers, and I just decided that all KDUR members
get in free!  Come
> on, you KNOW you want to come to Montana tonight!
>
>
> --- Matt <manida76@...> wrote:
>
> > Dave,
> > How about putting together a Robin Davis live compilation?  I
assume
> > you have the most access to any live recordings he's on.
> > This is just wishful thinking. I realize this would take a LOT
of
> > time to put together.
>
>
> http://www.myspace.com/PastorTim_TheMusicFreak
>
> If you live so good that you don't get old
> You just disappear, God rest your soul
> It's not much, but it's the way I'm a-gonna do it...
>           -- Wayword Sons, "Nothin' To It"
>
>
>
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No it wouldn't!
Get off your lazy butt, David, and get that live compilation put together!

Think of it this way: it could fund the band's upcoming HIATUS (excuse me, it's
not
'disbanding' or breaking up' -- didn't you learn ANYTHING from Ph-sh?!), put
Durango
on the map (okay, so it's already there but do folks know???), and force
everyone to
come to terms with having missed out on one of the great moments of early 21st
century music (even if it sounds like mid-20th century music).  You've got to
THINK
BIG!!!  Also, keep in mind that it's not "bragging" if it's true.

One last story and then I'll go back to my hole.  One day last week I was
sitting at
a stop light on the one-way to cross 10th Avenue South here in Great Falls,
Montana,
and I looked over to see a gal sitting in the car next to me bobbing her head in
time to the music.  I looked back at her vehicle and spotted a Fort Lewis
Community
College sticker in the window, so I motioned for her to roll down and when she
did I
said, "I'm a member of KDUR-FM!"  She got this surprised look on her face and
said,
"ME TOO!!!"  But then the light turned green and we went our separate ways. 
Still,
it's a small world when you're a friend of KDUR in Great Falls, Montana.

Okay, on with the usual nonsense of daily life.

Much Love to all,
+ Pastor Tim

p.s. I've got one of my Stone Soup Productions concerts tonight with Martha
Scanlan
and The Stuart Brothers, and I just decided that all KDUR members get in free! 
Come
on, you KNOW you want to come to Montana tonight!


--- Matt <manida76@...> wrote:

> Dave,
> How about putting together a Robin Davis live compilation?  I assume
> you have the most access to any live recordings he's on.
> This is just wishful thinking. I realize this would take a LOT of
> time to put together.


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Dave,
How about putting together a Robin Davis live compilation?  I assume
you have the most access to any live recordings he's on.
This is just wishful thinking. I realize this would take a LOT of
time to put together.




--- In WaywordSons@yahoogroups.com, "mtndas" <mtndas@...> wrote:
>
>     Hey Folks, David Smith here with Rock and Rye.  It has been the
> musical highlight of my short musical life playing with Robin.
He's
> the best guitar player I've ever heard.  If he was alive and
picking
> back in the hey days when Clarence White, Tony Rice, Doc and Norman
> were all "creating" the modern sound of flat-pick bluegrass guitar,
> Robin would have been in that group and his name would be well
known
> today.  I truly believe that Robin's name will be known someday in
> the bluegrass world as one of the best flat pickers out there,
along
> with the other young great pickers: Jon Stickley and Chris Eldridge
> come to mind.  Other than being a flat-picking' madman, the other
> thing Robin has in common with these players is that he's
incredibly
> humble.  He would never go bragging about how hot he can pick the
> guitar and all that, so I'm doing it for him right here.  I would
> love to see Robin one day be able to play in front of Rice or Bryan
> Sutton so that a real pro out there can see what this guy born and
> raised in Pagosa Springs, Colorado can do.
>     So enough rambling about his talents, you all already know.
> What Robin is up to now-a-days, as far as I know, is that he's
> moving to Michigan in July to attend an intensive and well
respected
> lutherie school (the building and fixing of acoustic instruments).
> It's a six month school and after that he's talked about either
> moving back to the Durango area to work with a local luthier named
> Bruce Allsopp, or moving to the Front Range to pick music with the
> extremely talented acoustic musicians that live around there,
namely
> Todd Livingston.  On the other hand, it's Robin, he could very well
> move back to Durango and continue happily working at the local
> thrift store and pickin' with a hack bluegrass band called Rock and
> Rye.
>     As for Rock and Rye, we're pretty much breaking up after a
> couple of more gigs (at least disbanding for a little while).  Our
> mandolin player Chris Becker moved to Oklahoma and Robin is off to
> Michigan.  The Rock and Rye Myspace actually doesn't have any music
> on it with Robin playing with us, which he has for the last several
> months.  I'll be getting some up on there soon and let folks know.
>     In closing - Robin's the man.  He's a very cool guy and one of
> the best guitar players I've ever heard - and I've listened to a
lot
> of bluegrass guitar.
> Have a good day, David
>
>
> --- In WaywordSons@yahoogroups.com, "Matt" <manida76@> wrote:
> >
> > (thought I replied earlier!?!?!)
> > anyway, good to hear that Robin is still wth Rock and Rye.  My
> good
> > friend Chris Becker used to play mandolin in that group (he's now
> > with The Skillbillies out of Tahlequah, OK) and I guess I already
> > knew Dave was still in there.....cool.
> >
> > Does Rock and Rye ever play outside of Durango?
> > (sorry, Im at work and they dont allow myspace here!)
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In WaywordSons@yahoogroups.com, Pastor Tim <ratchetbar@>
wrote:
> > >
> > > Wow, that's embarrassing...
> > >
> > > I just went to add Rock & Rye as a MySpace friend and found
they
> > already WERE my
> > > friends.  [blush...]  Man, you know you've got too many friends
> > when you start
> > > trying to invite them to be your friend all over again, which
> > always seems to be the
> > > biggest problem with the impersonal nature of MySpace.
> > >
> > > + PT
> > >
> > >
> > > --- Phil Rollins <philrollins@> wrote:
> > > > he's playing in a durango band called rock and rye.
> > > >
> > > > http://www.myspace.com/rockandrye
> > > >
> > > > our own listmate david smith is also in the band.  just wish
> > they'd
> > > > come on up to the front range.  how about it david!  ;)
> > >
> > >
> > > > On 6/12/07, Matt <manida76@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > Is he in a band? Last I heard he had a regular gig at the
> > Strater
> > > > > Hotel bar (cant remember the name of that place!!??) but
> that
> > was a
> > > > > while back.
> > > > >
> > > > > He was SO GOOD in Broke Mtn--and the Sons for that matter.
> His
> > songs
> > > > > were some of my very favorites...not to mention he's got an
> > awesome
> > > > > voice and is an incredible picker----a triple threat if you
> > will.
> > > > >
> > > > > Just wondering where I can catch him playing in front of
> people.
> > >
> > >
> > > http://www.myspace.com/PastorTim_TheMusicFreak
> > >
> > > If you live so good that you don't get old
> > > You just disappear, God rest your soul
> > > It's not much, but it's the way I'm a-gonna do it...
> > >           -- Wayword Sons, "Nothin' To It"
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
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Hey Folks, David Smith here with Rock and Rye.  It has been the
musical highlight of my short musical life playing with Robin.  He's
the best guitar player I've ever heard.  If he was alive and picking
back in the hey days when Clarence White, Tony Rice, Doc and Norman
were all "creating" the modern sound of flat-pick bluegrass guitar,
Robin would have been in that group and his name would be well known
today.  I truly believe that Robin's name will be known someday in
the bluegrass world as one of the best flat pickers out there, along
with the other young great pickers: Jon Stickley and Chris Eldridge
come to mind.  Other than being a flat-picking' madman, the other
thing Robin has in common with these players is that he's incredibly
humble.  He would never go bragging about how hot he can pick the
guitar and all that, so I'm doing it for him right here.  I would
love to see Robin one day be able to play in front of Rice or Bryan
Sutton so that a real pro out there can see what this guy born and
raised in Pagosa Springs, Colorado can do.
     So enough rambling about his talents, you all already know.
What Robin is up to now-a-days, as far as I know, is that he's
moving to Michigan in July to attend an intensive and well respected
lutherie school (the building and fixing of acoustic instruments).
It's a six month school and after that he's talked about either
moving back to the Durango area to work with a local luthier named
Bruce Allsopp, or moving to the Front Range to pick music with the
extremely talented acoustic musicians that live around there, namely
Todd Livingston.  On the other hand, it's Robin, he could very well
move back to Durango and continue happily working at the local
thrift store and pickin' with a hack bluegrass band called Rock and
Rye.
     As for Rock and Rye, we're pretty much breaking up after a
couple of more gigs (at least disbanding for a little while).  Our
mandolin player Chris Becker moved to Oklahoma and Robin is off to
Michigan.  The Rock and Rye Myspace actually doesn't have any music
on it with Robin playing with us, which he has for the last several
months.  I'll be getting some up on there soon and let folks know.
     In closing - Robin's the man.  He's a very cool guy and one of
the best guitar players I've ever heard - and I've listened to a lot
of bluegrass guitar.
Have a good day, David


--- In WaywordSons@yahoogroups.com, "Matt" <manida76@...> wrote:
>
> (thought I replied earlier!?!?!)
> anyway, good to hear that Robin is still wth Rock and Rye.  My
good
> friend Chris Becker used to play mandolin in that group (he's now
> with The Skillbillies out of Tahlequah, OK) and I guess I already
> knew Dave was still in there.....cool.
>
> Does Rock and Rye ever play outside of Durango?
> (sorry, Im at work and they dont allow myspace here!)
>
>
>
>
> --- In WaywordSons@yahoogroups.com, Pastor Tim <ratchetbar@> wrote:
> >
> > Wow, that's embarrassing...
> >
> > I just went to add Rock & Rye as a MySpace friend and found they
> already WERE my
> > friends.  [blush...]  Man, you know you've got too many friends
> when you start
> > trying to invite them to be your friend all over again, which
> always seems to be the
> > biggest problem with the impersonal nature of MySpace.
> >
> > + PT
> >
> >
> > --- Phil Rollins <philrollins@> wrote:
> > > he's playing in a durango band called rock and rye.
> > >
> > > http://www.myspace.com/rockandrye
> > >
> > > our own listmate david smith is also in the band.  just wish
> they'd
> > > come on up to the front range.  how about it david!  ;)
> >
> >
> > > On 6/12/07, Matt <manida76@> wrote:
> > >
> > > > Is he in a band? Last I heard he had a regular gig at the
> Strater
> > > > Hotel bar (cant remember the name of that place!!??) but
that
> was a
> > > > while back.
> > > >
> > > > He was SO GOOD in Broke Mtn--and the Sons for that matter.
His
> songs
> > > > were some of my very favorites...not to mention he's got an
> awesome
> > > > voice and is an incredible picker----a triple threat if you
> will.
> > > >
> > > > Just wondering where I can catch him playing in front of
people.
> >
> >
> > http://www.myspace.com/PastorTim_TheMusicFreak
> >
> > If you live so good that you don't get old
> > You just disappear, God rest your soul
> > It's not much, but it's the way I'm a-gonna do it...
> >           -- Wayword Sons, "Nothin' To It"
> >
> >
> >
>
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>

(thought I replied earlier!?!?!)
anyway, good to hear that Robin is still wth Rock and Rye.  My good
friend Chris Becker used to play mandolin in that group (he's now
with The Skillbillies out of Tahlequah, OK) and I guess I already
knew Dave was still in there.....cool.

Does Rock and Rye ever play outside of Durango?
(sorry, Im at work and they dont allow myspace here!)




--- In WaywordSons@yahoogroups.com, Pastor Tim <ratchetbar@...> wrote:
>
> Wow, that's embarrassing...
>
> I just went to add Rock & Rye as a MySpace friend and found they
already WERE my
> friends.  [blush...]  Man, you know you've got too many friends
when you start
> trying to invite them to be your friend all over again, which
always seems to be the
> biggest problem with the impersonal nature of MySpace.
>
> + PT
>
>
> --- Phil Rollins <philrollins@...> wrote:
> > he's playing in a durango band called rock and rye.
> >
> > http://www.myspace.com/rockandrye
> >
> > our own listmate david smith is also in the band.  just wish
they'd
> > come on up to the front range.  how about it david!  ;)
>
>
> > On 6/12/07, Matt <manida76@...> wrote:
> >
> > > Is he in a band? Last I heard he had a regular gig at the
Strater
> > > Hotel bar (cant remember the name of that place!!??) but that
was a
> > > while back.
> > >
> > > He was SO GOOD in Broke Mtn--and the Sons for that matter. His
songs
> > > were some of my very favorites...not to mention he's got an
awesome
> > > voice and is an incredible picker----a triple threat if you
will.
> > >
> > > Just wondering where I can catch him playing in front of people.
>
>
> http://www.myspace.com/PastorTim_TheMusicFreak
>
> If you live so good that you don't get old
> You just disappear, God rest your soul
> It's not much, but it's the way I'm a-gonna do it...
>           -- Wayword Sons, "Nothin' To It"
>
>
>
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Wow, that's embarrassing...

I just went to add Rock & Rye as a MySpace friend and found they already WERE my
friends.  [blush...]  Man, you know you've got too many friends when you start
trying to invite them to be your friend all over again, which always seems to be
the
biggest problem with the impersonal nature of MySpace.

+ PT


--- Phil Rollins <philrollins@...> wrote:
> he's playing in a durango band called rock and rye.
>
> http://www.myspace.com/rockandrye
>
> our own listmate david smith is also in the band.  just wish they'd
> come on up to the front range.  how about it david!  ;)


> On 6/12/07, Matt <manida76@...> wrote:
>
> > Is he in a band? Last I heard he had a regular gig at the Strater
> > Hotel bar (cant remember the name of that place!!??) but that was a
> > while back.
> >
> > He was SO GOOD in Broke Mtn--and the Sons for that matter. His songs
> > were some of my very favorites...not to mention he's got an awesome
> > voice and is an incredible picker----a triple threat if you will.
> >
> > Just wondering where I can catch him playing in front of people.


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You just disappear, God rest your soul
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he's playing in a durango band called rock and rye.

http://www.myspace.com/rockandrye

our own listmate david smith is also in the band.  just wish they'd
come on up to the front range.  how about it david!  ;)

On 6/12/07, Matt <manida76@...> wrote:

> Is he in a band? Last I heard he had a regular gig at the Strater
> Hotel bar (cant remember the name of that place!!??) but that was a
> while back.
>
> He was SO GOOD in Broke Mtn--and the Sons for that matter. His songs
> were some of my very favorites...not to mention he's got an awesome
> voice and is an incredible picker----a triple threat if you will.
>
> Just wondering where I can catch him playing in front of people.