Juke Joint Caravan"Yeah, it wasn't no fight; I just knocked him out. I didn't want to do it but I talked to him and told him. I said, "Paul, look, I want to be friendly with you. You stop telling me about the white ladies. I don't have a white woman and you don't, neither. Don't come getting at me cause a white woman leave you and come to me. Don't come saying to me nothing about, That's yours and that's mine. You're gonna cause some bad confusion if you do now. You better keep that on your mind." - T-Model Ford from Slug Magazine I just got back into the office after a small "vacation" (read: transmission failure and final exams), and we've apparently got a bunch of cool stuff going on this month. We've just moved our entire website to another server, and managed to fix most of those problems. More importantly though, we've got the Juke Joint Caravan back on the road. Justin loaded up the van, picked up T-Model Ford, Kenny Brown and Cedric Burnside, and Paul "Wine" Jones and is sending them out, hopefully, to your neck of the woods. If you see a city near you, then come out and check them out. May 12th - Boulder, CO - Fox Theatre Also...You may have heard us mention this before, but Arthur Magazine has a montly column written by T-Model Ford. This month, he imparts his wisdom on politics, old men with young women, and walking sticks. Definately, a must read. Arthur Mag: One of our readers asks, "T-Model, are you a voting man? Who are you planning to vote for president this November?" T-Model Ford: I ain't even interested in it. I ain't never voted in my life. Anything they do is all right with me. If they do good, it's all right, and if they do bad, it's all right. If they do bad, it's all right, and if they do good, it's all right. See when you vote for somebody, it's like a woman... You see a woman yonder, you get on your head, you want her whether or not. Then when you get her, it ain't what you thought. And that's the same thing with you voting for somebody. You vote for a person, he'll talk sweet to you 'til you get in, then when you get in, you get SOUR. He ain't doin' nothing when he say he gon' do. That's the way it happens. I ain't done bad ever who be the president, and I ain't done too good ever who be the president. It don't matter. I ain't never voted! |
Thee Shams
From the north valleys of the Queen City (Cincinnati) comes Thee Shams. Together since ‘99, the family Sham has uniquely captured the edgy rawness of early garage, the drug-induced mysticism of yesteryear’s psychedelic rock, and the soulful blues reminiscent of Muddy Waters. With the pioneers of rock as a stepping-stone they have pushed the limits of rock and roll without ever losing the essential elements created by maximum R&B’s greatest forefathers. Thee Shams sophomore release and label debut, Please Yourself, due May 2004 on esteemed Fat Possum Records, is compiled of session recordings at Bruce Watson’s, The Money Shot, in Water Valley Mississippi. The successor of the nationally voted top ten album of 2001, The Shams, Take Off, leaves in its wake countless wigglin’ rumps, screamin’ tomatoes and a mind blown craving for more of their muddy psychedelic swamp rock.
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