Comments on: Thirty Miles West Debuts at No. 1; Ron Block Works on Solo Album; Chet Flippo Remembers Frances Preston http://www.engine145.com/thirty-miles-west-debuts-at-no-1-ron-block-works-on-solo-album-chet-flippo-remembers-frances-preston/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=thirty-miles-west-debuts-at-no-1-ron-block-works-on-solo-album-chet-flippo-remembers-frances-preston A Roots Music Publication Thu, 23 May 2013 22:44:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: luckyoldsun http://www.engine145.com/thirty-miles-west-debuts-at-no-1-ron-block-works-on-solo-album-chet-flippo-remembers-frances-preston/#comment-35456 luckyoldsun Sat, 16 Jun 2012 12:44:20 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=19828#comment-35456 Too soon to know whether the Jackson disc is a success. A lot of discs seem to open nowadays at or near the top and then sink like a rock. I believe Ronnie Dunn's solo album opened at No. 1, but it seems to have been deemed a failure--and he lost his deal mid-project. Too soon to know whether the Jackson disc is a success. A lot of discs seem to open nowadays at or near the top and then sink like a rock. I believe Ronnie Dunn’s solo album opened at No. 1, but it seems to have been deemed a failure–and he lost his deal mid-project.

]]> By: Rick http://www.engine145.com/thirty-miles-west-debuts-at-no-1-ron-block-works-on-solo-album-chet-flippo-remembers-frances-preston/#comment-35350 Rick Fri, 15 Jun 2012 22:16:42 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=19828#comment-35350 Its nice to see Alan Jackson can still sell a few albums. It seems cream still does rise to the top in the country music realm. That Chet Flippo article on Frances Preston was quite a good read. I wasn't aware of her prior to these articles about here recent passing, but it's nice to know she was out there doing what she did! The Elizabeth Cook clip on Letterman was great, and especially Elizabeth's dress! She never looks like that when I see her in concert...(lol) Forget Naomi Judd! I'd much rather see Wynonna star in a TV movie about female wrestlers! (lol) Opry Alert! Tonight's Opry will feature Holly Williams, Craig Morgan, Crystal Gayle, Jimmy Wayne, The Farm, and Del McCoury. A decent mix to be sure. Grade: B Schedule: http://www.opry.com/shows/ThisWeek.html Its nice to see Alan Jackson can still sell a few albums. It seems cream still does rise to the top in the country music realm.

That Chet Flippo article on Frances Preston was quite a good read. I wasn’t aware of her prior to these articles about here recent passing, but it’s nice to know she was out there doing what she did!

The Elizabeth Cook clip on Letterman was great, and especially Elizabeth’s dress! She never looks like that when I see her in concert…(lol)

Forget Naomi Judd! I’d much rather see Wynonna star in a TV movie about female wrestlers! (lol)

Opry Alert! Tonight’s Opry will feature Holly Williams, Craig Morgan, Crystal Gayle, Jimmy Wayne, The Farm, and Del McCoury. A decent mix to be sure. Grade: B
Schedule: http://www.opry.com/shows/ThisWeek.html

]]> By: Arlene http://www.engine145.com/thirty-miles-west-debuts-at-no-1-ron-block-works-on-solo-album-chet-flippo-remembers-frances-preston/#comment-35295 Arlene Fri, 15 Jun 2012 16:02:48 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=19828#comment-35295 Songs on the Lawless sountrack include: “Cosmonaut” -- The Bootleggers featuring Emmylou Harris (written by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis) “Fire In The Blood” - The Bootleggers featuring Ralph Stanley (written by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis) “The Cuckoo Bird” - Clarence Ashley “Fire In The Blood” - The Bootleggers featuring Emmylou Harris (written by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis) “The Snake Song” - The Bootleggers featuring Emmylou Harris (written by Townes Van Zandt) “The Telephone Girl” -- Frank Fairfield (written by Orville Reed) “White Light/White Heat” - Ralph Stanley (written by Lou Reed) “Midnight Run" -- Willie Nelson (words and music by Marc Copely, James Bernard Dolan & Adam Stuart Levy) Songs on the Lawless sountrack include:

“Cosmonaut” — The Bootleggers featuring Emmylou Harris (written by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis)
“Fire In The Blood” – The Bootleggers featuring Ralph Stanley (written by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis)
“The Cuckoo Bird” – Clarence Ashley
“Fire In The Blood” – The Bootleggers featuring Emmylou Harris (written by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis)
“The Snake Song” – The Bootleggers featuring Emmylou Harris (written by Townes Van Zandt)
“The Telephone Girl” — Frank Fairfield (written by Orville Reed)
“White Light/White Heat” – Ralph Stanley (written by Lou Reed)
“Midnight Run” — Willie Nelson (words and music by Marc Copely, James Bernard Dolan & Adam Stuart Levy)

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