anthology of american folk music, alan lomax archives, the blow, little wings, bob dylan, young people, baptist generals, movietone, crescent, francois, mirah, the sacred harp (shape-singing), mississippi john hurt, elizabeth cotten, jeff and jack lewis, herman dune, hood, calvin johnson, daniel johnston, j.d. salinger, the cartoonist seth, ben shahn, william eggleston, wes anderson films, evil twin publications, noise, hand claps, descending tunes.
the pregnant paws will record an album this year. i also play / have played in my two toms, i know i have no collar, the call-in-six, the lonely ponies, movietone, crescent, the balky mule, the atlas mountain ensemble.
my paws often find themselves in a state of impregnation too....I noticed you like Daniel Johnston so I thought I'd point you in the direction of a UK acoustic group called Quarter-Pounder. If you think Daniel has had it hard, listen to this. Quarter-Pounder have battled homelessness, insanity, amputations, divorces, crippling obesity, prison and countless odd, horrible day jobs and while this is reflected in their songs, they're still very easy on the ear. Maybe you know of them already? One of their fans has set up a web site where you can download a bunch of their songs for free at www.quarter-pounder.co.uk.... they're also on myspace..and I even heard Will Oldham is keen on them...Check it out...
the pregnant paws will record an album this year. i also play / have played in my two toms, i know i have no collar, the call-in-six, the lonely ponies, movietone, crescent, the balky mule, the atlas mountain ensemble.
