JERRY CROWELL (Rev Luther)-Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Fiddle, Harmonica, Vocals & Kazoo
ANNE LANGSTON-CROWELL (Annabelle)-Guitar, Piano/Keyboards, Banjo, Vocals & Kazoo too
HARVEY JONES (Curly P)-Guitar, Mandolin & Chick flick reviewer
CHARLES MACGOWAN (Buzz)-Bass
With special thanks to JUDE LEBLANC, JOHN MARKEZICH, SPIDER MURPHY, BOBBY BELLONI and JERRY HESS who perform with us when possible!
The Cd PINE includes:
Anne & Jerry, along with:
Steve Stubblefield(Melvin Shelvins)-Production & Engineering, Dulcimer, Electric Dulcimer, Banjomer, Percussion & Vocals
Mike Stokes -Upright Bass
In 2004, PINE was recorded in memory of beloved sister Debra Crowell Williams 1963-2003
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New Mardi Gras Classics available at: http://abitianrecords.com/
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Our families/ancestral musical heritage, Abita Springs Opry, Bach, Birdie's Roadhouse, Delmore Brothers, Ernest T. Bass, Warren Carr, Floyd Childs, Covington Farmer's Market, Iris Dement, Bob Dylan, Gandhi, Gene Gunulfsen, Good Karma Cafe, Woody & Arlo Guthrie, Stephen Foster, John Hartford, Jayson of WCOM's Wrecking Ball Show - John Henne, George Hingle, Howard Norris, Mississippi John Hurt, The Grateful Dead, Emmylou Harris, Johnny Cash, Rosanne Cash, Bruce Cockburn, Steve Earle, Ray Charles, Flat & Scruggs, David Grisman, George Gershwin, Scott Joplin, Robert Earl Keen Jr, Kahlil Gibran, Buckingham-Nicks, The Carter Family, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Edie Brickell & the New Bohemians, Kasey Chambers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Daniel Lanois, Jude LeBlanc, Uncle Dave Macon, Sammie & Steve Manlove, Jimmy Martin, Del McCoury Band, Bonnie Miller, Buddy & Julie Miller, Joni Mitchell, Willie Nelson, Hoyle Nix, Mike Pace, Gram Parsons, Prairie Home Companion, John Prine, REM, Bonnie Raitt, Jimmie Rodgers, Robbie Robertson, Beatles, John & Yoko, Carl Jung, Linda Ronstadt, Martin Sexton, Stanley Brothers, Triangle Of Hope, The Red Clay Ramblers, The Olivier's, Robert Johnson, Leon Redbone, David Schnaufer, Steve Stubblefield, Svare, Big Daddy O, Townes Van Zandt, Doc Watson, Gillian Welch, Bob Wills, Hank Williams Sr., Lucinda Williams, Victoria Williams, Jerry Yester, Neil Young, Led Zeppelin
STEVEN FREDERICK MANLOVE
(Big Bird)
January 1950- December 2008
Steve Manlove never met a stranger and effortlessly made a positive impact on everyone he encountered. A lover of life and music, he directly transformed our lives. We are forever grateful for the love, friendship and wonderful experiences we shared with him. Steve Manlove will always be our hero..His love is forever near to us!!
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We are grateful to Birdie's Roadhouse and all the musician's and patrons who supported us during our Thursday night Open Mic's for over 6 years!! We wish Birdie's continued success and encourage everyone to visit them often!
Join us this Spring as we host the 2009 Season of THE ABITA SPRINGS OPRY http://abitaopry.com
THE PETTY BONES
Acoustically based multi-instrumentalists, with emotionally charged songwriting and vocals, The Petty Bones continue to deliver a variety of rootsy original, traditional & cover tunes to an ever increasing group of loyal listeners from all ages and backgrounds.
Since their beginning as a duo, Jerry and Anne shared roadhouse floors, stages, live radio and studio session time with many artists including Big Daddy O, The Benji Davis Project, Bonnie Bramlett, The Olivier's, Chris Thomas King, Colin Linden & the legendary Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown.
Drawing from an array of rock influences of their generation, as well as the traditional acoustic sounds of Appalachia, Folk, Blues, Country and Ragtime, the duo began hosting Birdie's Roadhouse Open Mic in 2002 and continued through 2008. An experience they attribute to their continuing development as "late blooming" performer's, while jamming weekly with the some of the region's most talented player's, both amateur and professional.
During the spring of 2004, the Jerry & Anne officially named themselves The Petty Bones and released their debut Cd, PINE. The Cd has been featured on Roots/Americana Radio worldwide, where it continues to reach new listeners. Recorded in Hattiesburg, Mississippi & Bogalusa, Louisiana, PINE was engineered and co-produced by Steve Stubblefield-STARLINGS,TN-Between Hell and Baton Rouge (ChickenHouse Records).
In September 2004, California native, Harvey Jones, began playing regularly with the duo, and in 2007, visual artist, Charles MacGowan, joined in on bass guitar, allowing the group to expand their multi-instrumental talents on guitar, mandolin, dobro, fiddle, banjo and piano. Recent performances have also included Jude Leblanc (dobro), Spider Murphy (tenor banjo & guitar) and John Markezich (fiddle).
The Petty Bones are currently the House Band for the The Abita Springs Opry (formerly The Piney Woods Opry).
With it's dedication to the preservation of Louisiana Roots music, the show is presented six times per year featuring a variety of Roots Music, with television/radio re-broadcasts on several public access networks throughout the United States.
Along with the Opry's Executive Producer - Bryan Gowland and Technical Director - Kent Birkle, The Petty Bones recently presented a series of historical "informances" in conjunction with the Smithsonian's Institute's traveling exhibit - New Harmonies-Celebrating Roots Music in America.
The series was presented in St. Tammany Parish's Middle Schools and also at the New Harmonies opening receptions in Abita Springs & Ruston, Louisiana.
Greetings. I just wanted to thank you for your continued support and invite you to have a first listen on myspace to the tracks off the new EP "Monster & Minstrel" due out later this month. Bright stars to you! Ahmond
Thanks for coming my way and becoming a friend, if you get a chance, stop by and comment on my new releases. I value your opinion. The Songs: The Rain & Rockbottom are dedicated to flood & economic failure victims. Give a listen and enjoy..........
Peace, Love & Hope'n for a better economy, Michael
Sorry for not having been in touch awhile - been rather busy! Just wanted to say that your valued friendship continues to be appreciated. Have you checked out my MySpace and web site (www.faberoptime.com) recently? Oh and did you subscribe for my free newsletter (using the form on site at page right - high quality, low quantity, no spam!)? You might also like to take a look at some of my vids on my YouTube channel too! www.youtube.com/faberoptime Take care and keep in touch. Best, Faber. "Just a guy trying to make the world a better place."
Hey Petty Bones, I've got a radio show for a few weeks - so, please tune into the Paul Hughes Show (filling in for Gordon Hotchkiss) on Celtic Music Radio this Wednesday between 7pm – 9pm UK time. As well a Scottish, Irish and American folk/roots music I’ll be chatting with Paddy Callaghan about being selected for the finals of the BBC Young Trad Musician of the Year and hear him playing the harp and box. Celtic Music Radio is available in and around Glasgow on 1530 AM (MW) and you can listen anywhere else in the world on the internet at www.celticmusicradio.net and click on “Listen Live” in the top right of the screen. Thanks for reading down this far.
Thank you for the friendship and the good music, as well as the beautiful compositions and the good rythmic, the terrific guitar,mandolin,violin and banjo and the magnificent voices.Sound and very well-kept arrangement. Beautiful and long musical journey. Pierrot.
This month we mostly have Catie Curtis (with a Richard Thompson cover), Lindsay Fuller and The Cheap Dates (and who amongst us isn't?), Josh Fix with a track from the well-titled album This Town Is Starting To Make Me Angry and the rather lovely Red Rooster.