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Jay Ganz


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Out Behind The Barn
Post  Posted 31 Dec 2008 6:56 am    
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I just heard a cut from the Drive by Truckers on the radio. It's got some nice steelin' goin' on.
Anyone know who it might be?
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Ben Jones


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Seattle, Washington, USA
Post  Posted 31 Dec 2008 7:04 am    
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most likely that was forum member John Neff.

I LOVE this band and their latest record is great.
(if ya like rock n roll)

Heres Johns myspace:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=28343749
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Stu Schulman


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Post  Posted 31 Dec 2008 11:06 am    
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Yep! Great band,Great steel guitar. Whoa!
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Tucker Jackson

 

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Portland, Oregon, USA
Post  Posted 31 Dec 2008 2:51 pm    
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Jay, you heard the DBT's on the RADIO?? Wow. Do you live in some kind of alternate-universe bizarro-world where that kind of (good) stuff actually gets played?
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Mark Eaton


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Sonoma County in The Great State Of Northern California
Post  Posted 31 Dec 2008 7:20 pm    
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Love the Drive-by Truckers.

We have a great station here in Sonoma County called KRSH ("The Krush - Wine Country Radio") that plays a lot of alt country and Americana/Roots stuff, and they play the band's music.

In the greater Bay Area I'm sure the Truckers get played on good 'ol KPIG, but it doesn't come in very well here in northern Sonoma County.

Tucker - there are few cities hipper than Portland - one of my favorite places in the world. You don't have a station that plays that type of music?

I saw recently while checking out the schedule for the New Orleans Jazz Fest in late April that the Truckers will have the legendary (and Marin County resident) Booker T. Jones sitting in with them.
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Bryan Daste


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Portland, Oregon, USA
Post  Posted 1 Jan 2009 1:30 am     Portland radio
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Every now and then there's some good stuff on OPB (91.5 in portland or online at opbmusic.org). There's also a show called Mississippi West on KMHD, Saturdays between 3-6 I believe.
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Jay Ganz


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Out Behind The Barn
Post  Posted 1 Jan 2009 7:06 am    
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Tucker Jackson wrote:
Jay, you heard the DBT's on the RADIO?? Wow. Do you live in some kind of alternate-universe bizarro-world where that kind of (good) stuff actually gets played?

Well, there's a great independently owned station about an hour north of here. They're not part of the usual media conglomerates like "clear channel" that give you a mandated playlist. This station always plays alot of "Indie" label stuff and lesser known bands/artists. A ton of great stuff is out there!
It's a shame the way most radio is controlled nowadays. Sign of the times I guess Crying or Very sad
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