Jeff Tweedy, John Prine, John Hiatt, Robert Pollard,Todd Snider, Will Johnson, Alejandro Escovedo, Neil Young, Patterson Hood, Rick Danko, Waylon Jennings, Mark Lanagen, Paul Westerberg, Beck, Tom T. Hall, Evan Dando, Ed Vedder, Jay Farrar, Steve Earle, Gillian Welch, Townes Van Zandt, John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Hank Williams, Tom Waits, Ryan Adams, Willie Nelson, Jerry Jeff, Frank Black, Cary Hudson, Tom Petty, Neko Case, Lou Reed, Jerry Garcia, Johnny Cash, Gary Louris, Cat Stevens, Joe Henry, Warren Zevon, Jason Isbell, David Lowery, Gram Parsons, Greg Dulli, M. Ward, Levon Helm, Mark Kozelek, Scott McCaughey, Mark Linkous, Neil Diamond, Grant Lee Phillips.
Sounds Like
A dude with a guitar
"Douglas Woodlane is a musical moron"- Alice B. Tokus
"I don't think I would buy his album"- A local fan
Douglas Woodlane was born the son of a sharecroper. He slept on a straw matress and grew his own food. In his later years, he dabbled in politics and went on to invent yellow journalism. Recently, he spearheaded The League of Democrats Living With Gingivitis. Currently, DW is running to hold office in his local neigborhood crime watch. His political and social expressions are channeled through a musical landscape which he has chosen to share with others. So tune in and drop out.
From the likes of John Prine, Jeff Tweedy and local-ite Will Johnson, Douglas Woodlane’s music is an acoustic blend of folk danglings and low-fi indie ooze. It is a musical style reminiscent of 70’s country-folk meets garage recording artist. Woodlane is a native of the DFW metroplex and is also a member of Bluetortillas ( a Dallas band w/ country-rock leanings and AM Gold leftovers).
His solo effort Stereopawnshop is a collection of modest originals peppered with a few skewed covers (GBV, Wilco, Sabbath). “It seemed like a good opportunity to lay down a few tunes that did not really have a home at the time. I had also written a song for my young daughter which needed to be committed to tape.” These songs plus a scattering of covers came to be Stereopawnshop. His sophmore album, The Very Best of Douglas Woodlane follows along the same lines. Sound like bullshit?
Well now Douglas Woodlane is back w/ his latest effort "Douglas Woodlane and the Thieves". It is a more rock-forward collection of songs w/a seminal approach. Look for it in no stores soon.
Muziekreis door het Berlijn van toen en nu - van jazzhel tot technohemel 1e druk uitverkocht – 2e herziene druk eind oktober verwacht
Muziekreis door het Berlijn van toen en nu - van jazzhel tot technohemel is een boek dat in slechts 4,5 maand volledig is uitverkocht. De tweede druk van het boek ligt inmiddels bij de drukker en wordt eind oktober verwacht. Wie tussen nu en 25 oktober het boek online besteld, maakt dus in feite een reservering voor een exemplaar van de 2e druk. En dat belonen we graag! Wie vóór 25 oktober online besteld, betaalt geen verzendkosten.
Revu: '…. aanstekelijk historische werk…. ' Volkskrant: '… een prima excursiereader, maar ook een reisgids om zelfstandig mee door muziekstad Berlijn te lopen.' Dagblad van het Noorden: Jonker omzeilt de valkuil van betweterigheid en waakt voor een te gedetailleerd informatiebombardement. Daardoor leest haar boek als een vlotte, alternatieve resiids, ...' FileUnder.nl: 'Een must voor zowel muziekliefhebbers als politiek geïnteresseerden.' LiveXS: 'Voor iedereen die ooit in Berlijn is geweest, er nog naar toe wil of gewoon precies wil weten hoe Berlijn is geworden tot wat het is, lees dit.' CuttingEdge.be: 'Al weet je best veel van de Duitse geschiedenis, zo aangenaam compact, met een rode draad, kom je zelden tegen.'
great show last night... even if there wasn't many there... I'd love to play Banter with you in September... let's get some more singer/songwriters for that night and have a mini festival...
March 12th music workshop: Guest speakers will be Linda O’Brian and Ken Halford. Ken is a singer/songwriter who produces Bob Kingsley’s Country Top 40 show and is currently working with Jewel. Linda is a former radio station music director, currently serving as the host of the American Christian Music Review. She also is a voice actor and gives instruction at KD Studios acting conservatory in Dallas.
Free - Open to the public.
Time: 7:30 PM, Location: The Bluebonnet Room at Rodeo Plaza Between Exchange Ave. & Stockyards Boulevard Fort Worth, Texas
02-12-2009 19:00 at FWSA Work Shop & Meeting Bluebonnet Room at Rodeo Plaza, Fort Worth, Texas 76107 Cost: Free
FWSA March workshop: Michael Pollard - Portable Pro-Tools Studio Demonstration. Mike is a producer who plays multiple instruments,and earned his degree in Music Theory from Dallas Baptist University. The Bluebonnet Room at Rodeo Plaza Between Exchange Ave. & Stockyards Boulevard Fort Worth, Texas
FWSA’s 11th Annual Winter Invitational Songwriter Showcase & Open Mic! Open Mic for original songs, 1 - 4 PM; Showcase performances 4 - 10 PM with Featured Songwriter, FWSA 2008 "Songwriter of the Year", James Michael Taylor (www. jamesmichaeltaylor. com)
02-01-2009 13:00 at The White Elephant Saloon 106 E. Exchange Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76106