Re: Musicians/Bands you used to enjoy but soured on...and reasons....
MJG
location: Keeping a low profile amidst the crazy
listening to: Iron & Wine; Zero 7; Calexico; Massive Attack; Patricia Barber; Gorillaz
registered: 2002.08.19
Shelby Lynne - 2014 RRHOF Music Masters concert for The Everly Brothers. Shelby and her sister Allison Moorer were booked for sibling harmonies. Don Everly was in attendance. I went and talked up Shelby to my friends. The show started and Shelby and Vince Gill walked out. I use the term "walked" loosely - Shelby was obviously HAMMERED and proceeded to give the drunk cliché HIIIIIII complete with wide wave while bending at the waist and almost faceplanting. Gill looked like he wanted to kick her into the orchestra pit. They did their song (badly) and walked off. They managed to sober her up enough for the Moorer duet, which sucked, and she looked hella guilty during it. She did not come on stage for the end where Don and Graham Nash led the stars and audience in "Bye, Bye Love". She has not booked a show in town since.
BTW, if you like The Everlys, check out The Cactus Blossoms.
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Where once We the People held capitalism’s leash, now we wear the collar.
MJG
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Shelby Lynne - 2014 RRHOF Music Masters concert for The Everly Brothers. Shelby and her sister Allison Moorer were booked for sibling harmonies. Don Everly was in attendance. I went and talked up Shelby to my friends. The show started and Shelby and Vince Gill walked out. I use the term "walked" loosely - Shelby was obviously HAMMERED and proceeded to give the drunk cliché HIIIIIII complete with wide wave while bending at the waist and almost faceplanting. Gill looked like he wanted to kick her into the orchestra pit. They did their song (badly) and walked off. They managed to sober her up enough for the Moorer duet, which sucked, and she looked hella guilty during it. She did not come on stage for the end where Don and Graham Nash led the stars and audience in "Bye, Bye Love". She has not booked a show in town since.
BTW, if you like The Everlys, check out The Cactus Blossoms.
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Where once We the People held capitalism’s leash, now we wear the collar.
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