Who is Allan Stewart Konigsberg and why does he hold that clarinet that way?
Hold on thar pardner. Can you answer my question first?
sorry I missed that Swimpy but scrolling back I don't see the question
Blaze Foley, wasn't it? Shot and killed in a bar.
Nope, sorry, edgar. Not the guy.
A hint: Pancho and Lefty were special to him.
Although having something of a reputation for stage nerves, Williams seemed quite relaxed and at ease with the capacity crowd as she introduced each song with a brief story about what inspired her to write it, or some other related anecdote. "Drunken Angel" was prefaced by Williams explaining that she wrote it about her friend, songwriter Blaze Foley, who was shot and killed in a bar over a senseless argument.
Lucinda in concert, explains song
Well that's not the story I heard, but I'll give it to you, ed. I heard that Townes Van Zandt was the real drunken angel.
She might change her story for different audiences.
Ragman, I can give you half of it. Woody Allen. The horn . . .
yup, edgar...you got it...
The clarinet is what is woody's passion..he plays jazz licorice stick in a Manhattan club on certain nights for decades
But I don't know why he holds it a certain way.
edgarblythe wrote:But I don't know why he holds it a certain way.
to play it (as opposed to twirling)....it was just a phrase. Sorry if that misled you. in any way.
One hit wonder, Shelby Flint. Do you know her song?
"Angel On My Shoulder"
yes...early folk singer (taking an insulin shot) "Angel On My Shoulder".
Hey, you ain't Russ Photo.
Underscored for life
A2k changed my name because of the underscore format issue. Hopefully, I can go to Ragman nick in a little bit. Keep tunes in for changes.
Oh yeah...ask a question:
Who was the actress who played first Lois Lane on TV?
That's a toughie. Will get back on it.
